The Family in the Etiology and Treatment of Drug Abuse:

Friesen, Victor I.

doi:10.1300/j251v02n04_06

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“…Places can be considered "a geographical space that has acquired meaning as a result of a person's interaction with the space," 41 or according to Allegra Freisen's definition, "Place is a specific location in space that has become memorable and meaningful, made by those who interact with that space." 42 According to Freisen, this definition allows for both positive and negative connotations of place. Positive events and experiences like caretaking and personalizing can create positive space, while exclusion and traumatic events will create negative space.…”

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Autonomy, power, and place: Ethical considerations at the intersections of substance use care, and the sex trade

Mithani,

Judge

2023

Bioethics

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Substance use disorder (SUD) care among women in the sex trade poses multiple ethical challenges. We propose a framework with three lenses—autonomy, power, and place—that can inform and help improve more ethical clinical care for people who trade sex seeking SUD treatment. A relational perspective on autonomy, an analysis of power relations in the clinic, and a geographical analysis can inform how we create space for people with experience in the sex trade in substance use treatment facilities and beyond. We conclude with some practical applications of this framework, all while integrating a composite clinical vignette throughout our analysis. This analysis addresses a clinical and ethical gap in ways to provide better care for women in the sex trade, an understudied and chronically marginalized population deserving of care that meets them where they are.

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Autonomy, power, and place: Ethical considerations at the intersections of substance use care, and the sex trade

Mithani,

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2023

Bioethics

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Study of the effect of family patterns Style on opium abusers, cigarette abusers and normal group

Zarnaghash

Goodarzi

2010

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Adolescent Substance Use and Perceived Family Functioning

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Chibucos

Didier

1990

Journal of Family Issues

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Substance use and levels of cohesion and adaptability were assessed in three consecutive high school freshman classes in a small midwestern city. As predicted, adolescents who perceived their families to be extreme on cohesion and adaptability (measured by FACES II) were more likely than adolescents from balanced and midrange families to use marijuana, alcohol, tobacco, depressants, and psychedelics. Inconsistent results were found for cocaine use. Adolescents from extreme families were especially vulnerable to substance use when a family member was perceived as having a drinking problem.

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The Family in the Etiology and Treatment of Drug Abuse:

Cited by 4 publications

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Autonomy, power, and place: Ethical considerations at the intersections of substance use care, and the sex trade

Autonomy, power, and place: Ethical considerations at the intersections of substance use care, and the sex trade

Study of the effect of family patterns Style on opium abusers, cigarette abusers and normal group

Adolescent Substance Use and Perceived Family Functioning

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