调查个人从问题药物使用中恢复的经历及其对新冠肺炎大流行的看法

IF 0.9 Q3 Psychology
Emma Smith, M. Carter, Elaine Walklet, P. Hazell
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目的:本文旨在探讨首次COVID-19封锁导致的强制社会隔离形式如何影响参与减少伤害康复服务的个人的问题物质使用经历、复发和康复应对策略。设计/方法/方法本研究采用定性半结构化访谈设计。七名参与者是从一个减少伤害恢复组织招募的。在最初的采访中,参与者自愿提供了有关他们因对COVID-19大流行的新担忧而首次封锁的经历的信息。参与者在第一次封锁结束时完成了第二次半结构化访谈,内容涉及他们在此期间被强制隔离的经历。从分析中确定的三个主题是:隔离导致人类能力受阻;适应新常态:个人经历;隔离对恢复也有意想不到的好处。虽然一些参与者报告了无聊、孤独和复发事件,但其他人报告说,国家对病毒的反应没有对他们产生不利影响,因为他们已经适应了焦虑、孤立和不确定的生活状态。这些发现阐明了在2019冠状病毒病封锁期间物质使用恢复的消极、中性和积极方面,并突出了社会联系在复发中发挥的复杂和个性化作用。独创性/价值参与者报告了他们受大流行影响的不同,从而对社会隔离对康复的影响产生了理论影响。因此,有依赖史的个人应被视为可能容易受到强制隔离的影响,并应得到相应的支持。
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Investigating the experiences of individuals in recovery from problem substance use and their perceptions of the COVID-19 pandemic
Purpose This paper aims to explore how enforced forms of social isolation arising from the first COVID-19 lockdown influenced experiences of problem substance use, relapse and coping strategies for recovery in individuals engaging with harm reduction recovery services. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative semi-structured interview design was adopted for this research. Seven participants were recruited from a harm reduction recovery organisation. During their initial interview, participants volunteered information regarding their experience of the first lockdown due to emerging concerns of the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants completed a second semi-structured interview at the end of the first lockdown regarding their experience of enforced isolation during this time. Findings Three themes identified from the analysis were isolation resulting in hindered human capabilities; adjusting to a new normal: an individual experience; and unexpected benefits to recovery resulting from isolation. While some participants reported boredom, loneliness and relapse events, others reported that the national response to the virus did not adversely affect them as they had already adjusted to living in a state of anxiety, isolation and uncertainty. These findings illuminate negative, neutral and positive aspects of substance use recovery throughout the COVID-19 lockdown as well as highlighting the complex and individualised role that social connectedness plays in relapse occurrence. Originality/value Participants reported differences in how they were affected by the pandemic, leading to theoretical implications for the effect of social isolation on recovery. For this reason, individuals with a history of dependency should be considered potentially vulnerable to the effects of enforced isolation and should be supported accordingly.
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Drugs and Alcohol Today
Drugs and Alcohol Today SUBSTANCE ABUSE-
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