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Drug Dependent Clients in Quezon City Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Tahanan
Kayereen Rachelle A. Abiad, Keileen R. Canare, Aljon Daryl Y.
Flores, Amikka Joyce B. Llorin and Ares Mari R. Padrejuan
Far Eastern University
Abstract:
Keywords: treatment program, social adjustment, drug dependents, rehabilitation
INTRODUCTION
gastrointestinal
diseases,
cancer
1985;
places
2011)
and
regardless
of
several
what
individuals,
age,
gender,
Damghani,
are
complications
et
some
of
of
al
the
2003),
physical
substance
abuse.
psychosis,
indecisiveness
and
Philippine
heart
(Hamid,
et
al
2013)
and
National
Police,
has
According
to
Command
produce
drug-free
execute
operations
personalities
the
and
barangays
and
against
drug
This
last
syndicates.
for
different
lengths
of
time.
chronic
and
rise
of
the
need
for
more
rehabilitation centers.
Drug
addiction
disorder
characterized
by
chronic
process
despite
harmful
consequences
and
that
adjustment
the
multiple
is
involves
achievement
adjustment can
of
be
as
them
(Sharma,
recover
from
the
addiction.
one
can
is
2016).
called adjustment
As
for
domains,
or
student
showed
the
professionals
and
Specifically,
it
answered
the
following questions:
1. What were the treatment programs
provided for the newly admitted drug
dependents.
2. How did drug dependents adjust socially
in the rehabilitation center?
3. How did these treatment programs and
social adjustment affect the clients
recovery?
were
killed
and
many
drug-related
issues
in
the
country.
in rehabilitation
implement
country.
effective
measures
in
Rehabilitation Facilitators.This
improvement
of
mechanisms
and
the
clients coping
inspire
them
to
CHAPTER 2
Family,
Relatives
and
Due
to
the
dearth
of
the
literature
to
provide
the
authorities
available
in
the
local
intervention,
which
can
prevent
their body.
addiction
treatment
programs
for
adequate/quality
researchers
teens
the
treatment
lacks
intensive
government
programs/facilities
often
of
on
treatment.
evaluated
an
nine
outpatient
residential
or
The
areas
basis,
inpatient
in
need. There
are
also private
Research
shows
that
for
co-occurring
mental
health
program
The
have
achieved
outcomes,
vastly
with
study
the
was
agency
used
in
patients
more
setting.
permanently.
Rehabilitation
centers
numerous
by
improved
implement
utilized
considerable
amount
of
treatment
drug
the
devise
have
addiction
treatment
possible
recommendations
who
are
in
alternate
for
counselors
interested
in
the
spiritual
treatment programs.
Results
show
that
dimension
into
their
family
would
be
given
and
report
on
their
Even
family
the
therapy
information
progress.
per
se,
treating
drug
dependents
was
offered.
use
relationships
researches
involving
religiosity-psychiatric
disorders
participants
from
alcoholic
anonymous
and
narcotics
anonymous
have
consistent
levels
conveyed
relationship
of
between
drug
religiosity,
behaviors
involvement
produced
than
Montgomery,
and
protective
resource
express
participation
Miller,
factor
in
a
of
the
delinquency
that involve
in
drug and
self-help
better
measure
and
groups
effects
of
in
individual
and
personal
treatment
recovery
retention
weak
commitment
to
moderate
2000;
and
to
Simpson
Kendler,
1984;
to
and
Gardener,
Project
MATCH
be
higher
in
programs
that
place
lower
value
on
the
importance of religion.
health
workers
about
courses
addiction
Techniques
like
problem-solving
related
to
education
and
require
the
health
treatment.
In
the
to
and
workers
family
study
promulgate
of
Silva
and
efficacy,
than
in
treatment,
compared
prescribed
are
awareness,
coping
addicted
non-family
treatment.
involvement
Inadequate
medicines
competency
to
those
coping
with
and
who
with
stress,
are
social
not.
emotions,
interpersonal
adolescents.Thus,
the
rehabilitation.
above.
2. They are newly admitted within
2 months and less.
METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH DESIGN
INSTRUMENTS
approach
was
subject matter.
for
the
data
gathering:
instruments
1. Interview Questions
It is composed of seven (10) item
questions that served as guide for a
semi-structured
PARTICIPANTS
questions
interview.
revealed
the
These
different
Quezon
City
Drug
Treatment
and
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE
The
subject
was
given
used
select
personal information.
their
researchers
Every
respondents.
The
3. Informed Consent
An
informed
consent
was
study:
to
the
informed
the
negative consequences.
ask
permission
from
consent
that
respondents.
transcription
PROCEDURES
This part of the research
methodology
discussed
the
of
the
data
interview,
was
done.
After
analysis
patterns
to
the
Admin
Rehabilitation
Officer
of
Center.
the
The
their
is
within
method
data
experiences
(p.
of
for
79).
the
purposive
in
sampling
technique
Then
the
researchers
external
Checking.
Doyle
(1998),
wherein
were
this study.
(2007)
According
and
to
Merriam
the
respondents
the
data
analysis
is
(2000)
also
stated
that
of
three
different
the
view
of
the
readers
(as
cited
in
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