Classes of drugs will be discussed separately. Special mention will be given to situations in which simultaneous discontinuation of two or more drugs may pose unusual problems. This chapter covers only psychotherapeutic drugs and avoids dealing with the vast literature on the phenomena of abstinence from drugs of abuse. (54 pp.)
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