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Att komma ur ett missbruk och förbli drogfri : sett ur socialarbetares erfarenheter

Ljunggren, Sandy and Nilsson, Linda (2005)
School of Social Work
Abstract
The purpose with our essay was to increase our knowledge about what social workers, with experience from working with drug addicts, perceive as the explanations to a person stopping the abuse and succeed in staying drug free. Our framing of the question was:

- How do social workers define the term drug free?

- How big a roll do the social worker believes she/he has in the process in which a person stops abusing drugs?

- How do the social worker work with a person towards getting that person drug free?

- What do the social worker believe to be the reason why a person stops abusing drugs?

- What do the social worker perceive as helpful for a person to stay drug free?

We did qualitative interviews with six social workers. Our main... (More)
The purpose with our essay was to increase our knowledge about what social workers, with experience from working with drug addicts, perceive as the explanations to a person stopping the abuse and succeed in staying drug free. Our framing of the question was:

- How do social workers define the term drug free?

- How big a roll do the social worker believes she/he has in the process in which a person stops abusing drugs?

- How do the social worker work with a person towards getting that person drug free?

- What do the social worker believe to be the reason why a person stops abusing drugs?

- What do the social worker perceive as helpful for a person to stay drug free?

We did qualitative interviews with six social workers. Our main conclusion was that it is difficult to define the term drug free. The reason for stropping the drug abuse can vary, it can be the family situation, "hitting rock bottom", finding love or tiring. The roll of the social worker was not of vital importance. For a continuing drug free life the person had to have support from their environment, like AA or NA or a good social network. (Less)
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author
Ljunggren, Sandy and Nilsson, Linda
supervisor
organization
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
socialt arbete, missbrukare, drogmissbruk - behandling, Social problems and welfare, national insurance, Sociala problem, social välfärd, socialförsäkring
language
Swedish
id
1333371
date added to LUP
2005-10-04 00:00:00
date last changed
2005-10-04 00:00:00
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  abstract     = {{The purpose with our essay was to increase our knowledge about what social workers, with experience from working with drug addicts, perceive as the explanations to a person stopping the abuse and succeed in staying drug free. Our framing of the question was:

- How do social workers define the term drug free?

- How big a roll do the social worker believes she/he has in the process in which a person stops abusing drugs?

- How do the social worker work with a person towards getting that person drug free?

- What do the social worker believe to be the reason why a person stops abusing drugs?

- What do the social worker perceive as helpful for a person to stay drug free?

We did qualitative interviews with six social workers. Our main conclusion was that it is difficult to define the term drug free. The reason for stropping the drug abuse can vary, it can be the family situation, "hitting rock bottom", finding love or tiring. The roll of the social worker was not of vital importance. For a continuing drug free life the person had to have support from their environment, like AA or NA or a good social network.}},
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  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Att komma ur ett missbruk och förbli drogfri : sett ur socialarbetares erfarenheter}},
  year         = {{2005}},
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