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A Study Of Social Work To Improve The Social Support Of Male Compulsory Isolation Detoxificatee

Posted on:2018-08-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z B YeFull Text:PDF
GTID:2417330572498139Subject:Judicial social work
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At present,it is a worldwide problem that"drug addiction is difficult and relapse rate is high".How to help addicts successfully quit drug addiction has become a major problem of drug control and rehabilitation departments around the world.Among those who need to be treated,the male addicts should be paid more attention to.Relapse is the result of physiological,psychological and social factors,and the influencing factors are extremely complex,but the lack of strong social support system is one of the main reasons leading to relapse.This observation through the questionnaire survey,case interviews and participation,understand W City Drug male coercive addicts situation and demand problems encountered in the process of abstinence,and tried to use social support to improve,to deal with these problems.In this paper,15 addicts were selected to carry out individual cases,and 12 addicts were selected to carry out group work to explore the social work to improve their social support.Through data analysis and effect evaluation,it shows that social work can improve their social support level,and finally provide scientific basis for the application of the research results in the future.The study found that through social work intervention,can effectively improve the social support level of drug addicts.This means that we should pay attention to the introduction of social support concept in the process of compulsory isolation detoxification.At present,compulsory isolation detoxification needs and social support in rehabilitation centers have become increasingly prominent,the social worker responsible for drug rehabilitation work force of professional role,with the efforts of many aspects of government,society and families.
Keywords/Search Tags:Social work, Male compulsory isolation drug addicts, Social support
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