Originally published in 2014, Drug Dreams offered the first systematic and comprehensive account of dreams about drugs in drug-addicted patients, integrating clinical observations and experimental findings across multiple areas of study.

This classic edition includes a new introduction by the author, in which he presents the latest empirical and clinical contributions in the field of drug dreams, an area that has expanded considerably since the book’s original publication.

This volume remains a key text for clinicians dealing with addiction related problems, providing a comprehensive resource on drug dreams, while also providing dream researchers with a valuable model for studying dreaming, its mechanisms, and its neurobiological foundations.

Claudio Colace is a psychologist and psychotherapist at ASL Viterbo (National Health Service, Italy). His studies focus on dreaming, the ontogenesis of dream activity, and the empirical evaluation of the psychodynamic model of dreaming. He completed postgraduate training in the neurophysiology of consciousness, psychopathology, and psychotherapy at the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and earned his doctoral degree in Psychology at the University of Bologna.