Trajectoires déviantes et trajectoires de rétablissement à l’adolescence : typologie et leviers d’intervention

Brunelle, Natacha; Bertrand, Karine

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“…Other studies have also shown that individuals prosecuted most often exhibit poorer outcomes in terms of addiction recovery (Clingempeel, Britt, & Henggeler, 2008;Lennings, Kenny, & Nelson, 2006;Smith, Chamberlain, & Eddy, 2010). Therefore, interventions for these individuals should attempt to reduce both drug use and delinquency (Brunelle & Bertrand, 2010;Turan & Yargic, 2012). Increased severity of psychological problems in youth is associated with a higher level of problematic drug use upon entry into treatment (see also Hawkins, 2009;Schütz & Young, 2009;Stewart, 2009).…”

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Drug trajectories among youth undergoing treatment: The influence of psychological problems and delinquency

Brunelle

Bertrand

Beaudoin

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Journal of Adolescence

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Previous research has documented associations of addiction with delinquency and psychological problems. However, few studies have evaluated their influence on adolescent's drug use trajectories. The current study aims to examine the influence of these factors on the recovery trajectories of 199 youths aged 15.6 years on average admitted to inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment centers, followed up three and six months later. Results indicate that youth who show higher severity of drug abuse exhibit greater improvement than youth with a lower severity of drug abuse at the onset of treatment. Although psychological problems were associated with baseline drug use, they did not influence drug use trajectory over time. Only delinquency influenced the recovery trajectories of these youth. Results suggest that a high level of delinquency can have a significant effect on the drug recovery process of adolescents and that interventions should attempt to reduce both drug use and delinquency.

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Drug trajectories among youth undergoing treatment: The influence of psychological problems and delinquency

Brunelle

Bertrand

Beaudoin

et al. 2013

Journal of Adolescence

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“…This thematic analysis was combined with a trajectory analysis of the music and PS use timelines, to understand how music contributes to changes in the addictive trajectory over time, both in beneficial and harmful manners (Brunelle & Bertrand, 2010). To do so, we identified participants’ significant life events and put them in relation with their engagement in music-related activities.…”

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The Perspective of Young Adults Who Experience Homelessness About the Links Between Music and the Psychoactive Substance Use Trajectory

Lemaire

Bertrand

Jauffret‐Roustide

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Journal of Drug Issues

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This study aimed to describe and understand the links between musical activities (i.e. listening, playing, attending festive events, belonging to music-based communities) and the addictive trajectory of homeless young adults who experience problematic psychoactive substance (PS) use. Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with 15 homeless young adults aged 18 to 30 years old, to explore how music modulated their addictive trajectory. A thematic and trajectory analysis were performed. Music most often constituted a tool used to control, reduce, or recover from problematic PS use, and sometimes led to the initiation of novel substances, increased consumption, and relapses. These benefits and harms varied according to specific individual and contextual factors. Almost half of the sample reported no link between music and PS use. A better comprehension of the links between music and the addictive trajectory will guide the development of adapted harm reduction interventions that account for homeless young adults’ strengths.

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“…Plusieurs articles parus dans la revue vont d'ailleurs adhérer à ce modèle d'intervention, que ce soit auprès des délinquants sexuels (Pellerin et al, 1996 ;Proulx, Aubut, Perron et McKibben, 1994 ;Viens, Tourigny, Lagueux et Étienne, 2012), des jeunes en difficulté (Lanctôt, 2010) ou de la population correctionnelle plus générale (Cortoni et Lafortune, 2009 ;Lafortune et Blanchard, 2010). Un second modèle d'intervention, soit l'approche développementale, devient aussi très populaire, en particulier auprès des jeunes en difficulté (Brunelle et Bertrand, 2010 ;Carbonneau, 2008 ;Dionne, 1996 ;Le Blanc, 2010 ;Tarabulsy, Robitaille, Lacharité, Deslandes et Coderre, 1998). Ces deux modèles bénéficieront d'une très large diffusion au Québec, tant auprès des chercheurs que des intervenants.…”

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Un demi-siècle d’intervention en criminologie. Approche critique et enjeux actuels autour de la création de l’Ordre professionnel des criminologues du Québec

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2018

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En s’inspirant de l’analyse des articles de la revue qui ont traité de la question de l’intervention en criminologie et du contexte de la création récente d’un ordre professionnel des criminologues au Québec, cet article propose une réflexion approfondie autour de l’apport de la criminologie critique à une intervention qui soit à la fois humaniste et réflexive. L’objectif de cet article est triple. Dans un premier temps, présenter les résultats d’une analyse des articles de la revue Criminologie qui ont abordé la question de l’intervention au cours des cinquante dernières années. Dans un deuxième temps, proposer une définition de la criminologie critique et montrer comment cette approche peut contribuer de façon significative à l’élaboration de pratiques d’intervention qui puissent représenter une avenue féconde pour aider les personnes prises en charge par les institutions pénales. Et troisièmement, exposer de quelle façon l’ordre professionnel pourrait défendre cette idée d’une intervention criminologique dont la portée serait résolument critique.

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Trajectoires déviantes et trajectoires de rétablissement à l’adolescence : typologie et leviers d’intervention

Abstract: Les 50 ans de l'École de criminologie Volume 43, numéro 2, automne 2010 URI : id.erudit.org/iderudit/1001782ar

Cited by 11 publications

References 27 publications

Drug trajectories among youth undergoing treatment: The influence of psychological problems and delinquency

Drug trajectories among youth undergoing treatment: The influence of psychological problems and delinquency

The Perspective of Young Adults Who Experience Homelessness About the Links Between Music and the Psychoactive Substance Use Trajectory

Un demi-siècle d’intervention en criminologie. Approche critique et enjeux actuels autour de la création de l’Ordre professionnel des criminologues du Québec

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