In Nihilism and Drugs, Abraham Jacobi explores the relationship between drug use and the existential philosophy of nihilism. Through case studies and personal narratives, Jacobi argues that drug use is often a manifestation of a deeper existential crisis and provides insights into how practitioners can address these issues in treatment. This book is an important and much-needed contribution to the growing field of addiction and philosophical inquiry.

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