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|a Substance use disorders treatment in therapeutic communities :
|b a cross-cultural approach /
|c Miroslav Horák, Nahanga Verter.
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|a This book presents an in-depth qualitative study carried out with inpatients under treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs) in seven therapeutic communities (TCs) located in three countries: Peru, Nicaragua and Czech Republic. By comparing the experiences in these different cultural contexts, the book presents a grounded theory of SUDs treatment in TCs from a cross-cultural perspective, identifying factors that influence the efficacy of SUDs treatment in TCs based on interviews carried out with inpatients. Based on rigorous qualitative research methods, this book presents not only a comparative analysis of TCs located in different cultural contexts, but also analyzes the cross-cultural nature of the therapeutic programs adopted in these communities, such as the combination of traditional Amazonian medicine based on the therapeutic use of ayahuasca with conventional psychotherapy and occupational therapy, among other approaches. Departing from the interviews carried out with inpatients, the authors present a comparative analysis of how the different TCs address important issues related to SUDs treatment, and complement this analysis with machine-generated summaries of relevant scientific papers. These summaries contain results of similar research projects conducted in other cultural contexts. Substance Use Disorders Treatment in Therapeutic Communities: A Cross-Cultural Approach presents the results of a unique comparative study with great translational potential which will be of interest to both researchers and practitioners working in TCs. This unique comparative study identifies factors affecting the efficacy of therapeutic programs and proposes a grounded theory which aims to serve as an important source of information for therapists and other professionals working with SUDs treatment and for the replication of applied therapeutic methods in other TCs.
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|a Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Overview of the Research Projects -- Outline of the Book -- References -- Chapter 2: Theoretical Approaches to SUDs -- Introduction -- Concepts Related to SUDs and Their Treatment -- Theoretical Models of Substance Use -- References -- Chapter 3: Characteristics of Investigated TCs -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- Integrative (Syncretic) Model -- Religious Model -- Biosocial Model -- Conservation Model -- CEA, CARA, and AMAR
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|a Renarkon, Sejřek, and Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 4: Qualitative Methods in the Research on SUDs -- Introduction -- Research Framework -- Research Paradigms -- Data Collection Method -- Coding Method -- Methods of the Statistical Data Analysis -- Systematic Literature Review -- References -- Chapter 5: Results of the Data Analysis -- Introduction -- Model of the Grounded Theory Paradigm -- References -- Chapter 6: Effective Factors of the Treatment in TCs -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References
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|a Chapter 7: Finding Motivation in Recovery -- Introduction -- Theories of Motivation -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 8: Family and Substance Use -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 9: Spirituality and Religion in SUDs Treatment -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 10: Substance Use from the Cross-Cultural Perspective -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, Cara, Amar -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí
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|a CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 16: Impact of Substance Use on the Study or Work -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 17: Therapeutic Choice in the SUDs Treatment -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 18: Gender Differences in Treatment of Substance Use Disorders -- Introduction -- Takiwasi -- CEA, CARA, AMAR -- Renarkon, Sejřek, Kladno-Dubí -- References -- Chapter 19: Health Consequences of the Substance Use
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|a Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on July 29, 2024).
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