This list covers many of the original references to the issues of Therapeutic commitment and Role security. The original qualitative studies are described in in Shaw et - Responding to Drinking Problems  which also contains sections of my PhD.  The PhD contains detailed descriptions of the development of the AAPPQ which is not available elsewhere - there is not any copies on disk.  The AAPPQ followed later.  Please let me know if you have other references to add to the list.  From my own correspondence I know there are a huge number of thesis and unpublished studies that are not in this list.

Anderson, P. (1985) Managing Alcohol Problems In General Practice, British Medical Journal, 290, pp. 1873-1875.

Bush, R.A. & Williams, R.J. (1988) Generalist Health And Welfare Worker's Response To Alcohol-Related Problems: Role Legitimacy And The Need For Role Support, An Example From An Australian Rural Community, Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 22, pp. 105-111.

Cartwright, A. (1979) The Effect of Role Insecurity on the Therapeutic Commitment of Alcoholism Counsellors . Ph.D. Thesis. Institute of Psychiatry, London.

Cartwright, A. (1981) Are Different Therapeutic Perspectives Important in the Treatment of Alcoholism, British Journal of Addiction 76, pp. 347-361.

Cartwright, A. (1985) Is Treatment an Effective Way of Helping Clients Resolve Difficulties, in Heather, N. & Robertson, I. (eds) The Misuses of Alcohol (London, Croome).

Cartwright, A. & Gorman, D. (1993) Processes Involved In Changing The Attitudes Of Clinicians Toward Working With Drinking Clients, Psychotherapy Research, 3(2), pp. 95-104.

Cartwright, A. (1980) The Attitudes of Helping Agent's Toward the Alcoholic Client; The Influence of Experience, Support, Training and Self Esteem, British Journal of Addictions, 75, pp. 413-431.

Cartwright, A. (1987) A Therapeutic Day Unit for Alcohol Abusers. In Stockwell, T. & Clement, S. (Eds). Helping the Problem Drinker: New Initiatives in Community Care, pp. 121-144. London, Croome Helm.

Cartwright A., Hyams G., Spratley T., (1996) Is the Interviewers Therapeutic Commitment an Important Factor in Determing Whether Alcoholic Clients engage in Treatment? Addiction Research Vol4 No 3.

Cartwright A (1999) Key Concepts in the Training of Psychotherapists - download from www.code-a-text.co.uk.

Clement, S. (1987) The Salford Experiment: An Account Of The Community Alcohol Team Approach. In Stockwell, T. & Clement, S. (Eds). Helping the Problem Drinker: New Initiatives in Community Care. pp. 121-144. London: Croome Helm.

Gorman, D. & Cartwright, A. (1991) Implications Of Using The Composite And Short Versions Of The Alcohol And Alcohol Problems Perception Questionnaire( AAPPQ), British Journal of Addictions 86, pp. 327-334.

Gorman, D.M., Werner, J.M., Jacobs, L.M. and Duffy, J.W. (1990) Evaluation Of An Alcohol Education Package For Non-Specialist Health Care And Social Workers, British Journal of Addiction, 85 pp. 223-233.

Hyams G, Cartwright A, Spratley T. (1996) Engagement in Alcohol Treatment: The Client's Experience Of, And Satisfaction With, The Assessment Interview. Addiction Research Vol4 No 2

Hunot V and Rosenbach A (1998) Factors Influencing the Attitudes and Commitment of Volunteer Alcohol Counsellors . British Journal of Guidance and Counselling Vol 26 No3.

Kahn R.L., Wolf D.N., Quinn R.P. & Snoek D. (1964) Organisational Stress , John Wiley London.

Lightfoot, P.J.C. & Orford, J. (1986) Helping Agents' Attitudes Towards Alcohol- Related Problems: Situations Vacant? A Test And Elaboration Of A Model, British Journal of Addiction, 81, pp. 749-75.

Manley,J., Leiper, R., Therapeutic Commitment and Role Security in work with Men with Violence Related Problems: An Investigation and test of a Model.

Shaw, S., Cartwright, A., Spratley, T. & Harwin, J. (1978) Responding to Drinking Problems (London, Croom Helm).