Engaging the Family in Recovery: Outcomes of a Community-Based Family Intervention

Bunagan, Katrine; Tabo, Chantal Ellis; Bautista, Violeta V.; Melgar, Maria Isabel E; Co, Trixia Anne C.; Hechanova, Ma. Regina M.

doi:10.31710/pjp/0052.01.06

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“…Similar programs have noted not only individual participant changes, but also evident changes from their family; namely: responsibility and communication (Bunagan et al, 2019;Co & Canoy, 2020;Seid & Dolatyari, 2015). In the absence of this prime concern of the family direct involvement, hinders the drug use recovery of the individuals involved.…”

Section: Attitude Of the Stakeholders Towards The Problem Of Drug Abusementioning

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Community Stakeholders take on the Philippine Drug War: Inputs on Intervention Programs

Abulon¹,

Gonzales²,

S.³

2021

IMRJ

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In every country, substances are well-known game-changers of any person. Like caffeine, nicotine, or even alcohol, some notables are highly used and are known to be legally available for consumption. However, it is not an unknown reality that illegal substances are available in the streets of any country, even in the Philippines. They are kept from public use and are mostly abused, while some become dependent on them. This observed fact led the government in its war against drugs and other programs that aim to eradicate illegal drugs and offer a cure and developmental program for those who are abused and dependent on them. With the different existing platforms, the stakeholder’s knowledge, attitude on the various effects of the substances, such as their abuse and dependence, and governing policies, should be checked. To understand the said situations, the study used an embedded design and acquired qualitative data through an open-ended semi-structured interview with Barangay Officials, students, and teachers as its participants. Similarly, the quantitative data was gathered through a researcher-made questionnaire as exploratory factor analysis. Through joint display analysis, the study was able to put an understanding that the phenomena can be summed up into CARE: Compliance to Government-given responsibilities, acknowledging that success requires support, Resolute and unyielding in helping the dependent and the abused, and Engagement of the whole family and the Community.

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Section: Attitude Of the Stakeholders Towards The Problem Of Drug Abusementioning

confidence: 99%

Community Stakeholders take on the Philippine Drug War: Inputs on Intervention Programs

Abulon¹,

Gonzales²,

S.³

2021

IMRJ

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“…According to Bunagan, Tabo, Bautista, Melgar, & Hechanova (2019), families dealing with drug use frequently have complicated dynamics, according to studies on drug use and family issues, and the interaction between drug and family dynamics appears to be bidirectional. Among various influences, the family plays a significant role in using and recovering a drug person.…”

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Lived Experiences of Interventionists on the Drug Rehabilitation Program

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Gamba

Josol

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In response to an overwhelming demand for drug abuse treatment services, the Matrix Intensive Outpatient Program (MIOP) was implemented in the Philippines. This study explores the lived experiences of interventionists in drug rehabilitation programs in Tagbilaran City. The researchers conducted a criminological research approach, specifically a qualitative design, in which the researchers used a Key Informant Interview (KII) with the help of an interview guide, field notes, and a voice recorder to collect data. The researchers used Colaizzi's approach to analyze the transcript material from the informant's comments during the interview. Responses were transcribed in a line format to code the significant statement, and linked statements were given defined meanings. After core meanings were given, they were filtered to produce cluster themes, and grouped again to formulate emergent themes as follows: Inter alia, inter alios (Among other things or between other persons.), Docendo discimus (By teaching, we learn.), In absentia lucis, Tenebrae vincunt (In the absence of light, darkness prevails.), Respice finem (Consider the end.), Sapere aude (Dare to know.), Acta non verba (Deeds, not words), and Ad Meliora (Towards better things.) as the study's outcomes. This research shared the lived experiences of drug interventionists which would serve as a guide in developing sustainable programs concerned with rehabilitating drug surrenders.

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PTSD symptoms, emotion regulation difficulties, and family functioning among trauma-exposed college students

Pan

Yang

2021

Curr Psychol

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Engaging the Family in Recovery: Outcomes of a Community-Based Family Intervention

Cited by 6 publications

References 34 publications

Community Stakeholders take on the Philippine Drug War: Inputs on Intervention Programs

Community Stakeholders take on the Philippine Drug War: Inputs on Intervention Programs

Lived Experiences of Interventionists on the Drug Rehabilitation Program

PTSD symptoms, emotion regulation difficulties, and family functioning among trauma-exposed college students

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