Evaluación de un servicio para mujeres que abusan de sustancias psicotrópicas

Osorio, Ruby; Salazar, Claudia; Cusker, Mónica Mc.

doi:10.4067/s0717-92272001000300004

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“…In addition to the different rates of treatment-seeking between men and women, another potential problem is the fact that most health care services offer similar therapies to both male and female addicts, including mixed-sex groups at some facilities. 12 One previous study conducted with pregnant drug abusers in the United Kingdom reported successful treatment outcomes. The study included multidisciplinary sessions specifically designed for women, always offered at the same clinic, and underscored the importance of staff reliability and a non-judgmental attitude of staff.…”

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Views on treatment adherence among psychoactive substance-dependent women in the outpatient setting: a qualitative study

Ribeiro¹,

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Azevedo³

et al. 2012

Trends Psychiatry Psychother.

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Our findings suggest that the motivations of addicted women to seek treatment vary, but highlight the fact that the substance used becomes perceived as something that causes significant losses and hinders the proper exercise of women's role in family and social contexts. A warm welcoming is considered essential for a patient to adhere to treatment, offsetting the strong physical pleasure associated with psychoactive substance use.

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