Substance Abuse Assessment and Intervention
Final Project-Family Case Study
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Executive Summary
The report discusses the case study of three characters from a film in order to understand the problem of drug addiction. The initial section has discussed the various tools that experts can use to diagnose the addiction level of these characters and suggest proper methods for prognosis. Further, an attempt has been made to identify the most appropriate treatment that can be used to deal with such patients. The concluding section of the reports throws light on the various conflicts and effects that drug users can face in terms of their personal relationships.
Table of Contents
Introduction3
Discussion of the case study4
Screening tools for Diagnosis5
Treatment Recommendations for addiction patients7
Major issues affecting the family while dealing with drug addiction8
Conclusion10
Reference11
Drug addiction is a problem that has corrupted the modern society. There have been a number of examples of drug abuse that have led people to commit a number of crimes all over the world. The problem has been reflected upon many times through films and literature. One of the fiXXX XXXX portrays the XXXXXXXX XX a family with drugs inXXXXXXX XXX a Dream.The film XXXXX XXXX the problem of drugs XXX addiction XX considering a fictional firsthand experience XX a mother and son XXX XXXXX taking drugs for their separate XXXXXXX and XXXXX to fall a prey XX the XXXXXXXXX. XXX XXXX has XXXX inspired XXXX a XXXXX by XXX XXXX XXXX, written by Hubert XXXXX (XXPishchulin, 2014).
Requiem XXX a Dreamis a film that is XXX in XXX York. The film XXX the XXXXXXXXX Harry XXXXXXXX XXX XX a young boy who starts to smoke cannabis and XXXXXXX for recreational purposes. XXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX to drugs make him an XXXXXX. His XXXXXXXXX reached a XXXXX where he XXXXXXX to get XXXXXXXX into crime XXX the XXXX XX purchasing drugs and even starts to sell them XXXX his XXXXXX (Everitt &XXX; Robbins, XXXX).
Sara Goldfarb is XXX mother XX XXXXX XXX XXXX her son XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX drugs but XXXXXX XX XXX age XXX XXX XXXX XX XXXXXX her only son XXX XXXXXX member, she is unable to XXXX XXX. Her life XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX gets a XXXXX XXXX XXXX promised her a possibility XX XX featured XX television XXX on her favorite show. Sara, a XXXXXX mother of an estranged XXX, finds XXXXX in XXX XXXXXXXXXXX and in order XX XXXXXX in XXX show decides to XXXX some XXXXXX. Sara is addicted to food XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX and hence, she plans to seek medical XXXX in order to lose XXXXXX. XXX XXXXXXX practitioner XXXXXX giving her a XXXXXXXX with some amount of XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX makes her XXXX for XXX XXXXXXXXX. Sara starts to XXXXXXXXXXX XXX becomes an XXXXXX (XXXXXXX, XXXX).
The third character through XXXXX the XXXX talks XXXXX the XXXXXXXX XX XXXXX drugs XXX XXXX relationships in through the XXXXXXXXX of XXXXXX XXXXXX. Marion XX XXX love interest XX Harry XXX she is a child of a disoriented family. XXX anger over her XXXXXXX XXX companionship with Harry makes her start XXXXXX XXXXX. Slowly, she XXXXX so addicted to XXXXXXX XXXX she tortures and XXXXXXX Harry XX get her XXXXX. XXXX he XX XXX able to XX XXXX, she XXXXXX XXX XXX XXXX XX XXXX XXXXX XXXX a man who abuses her XXXXXXXX, mentally as XXXX XX physically (Belin-Rauscent XX XX., 2016).
XXX XXXX is a XXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXX in which XXXXX XXX ruin families and XXXXXXXXXXXXX. XX XXXXXXXXX XXX internal struggles XX XXX XXXXXXXXXX that XXXXXX XXXX XX develop XXXXXXXXXX for XXXXX knowingly or unknowingly(Buzzanell, XXXX). It also XXXXXXXXX in XXXXX details XXX XXXX in XXXXX drugs XXX XXXX XXXXXX XX unnatural sex and other criminal XXXXXXXXXX. Another XXXXXXXXX aspect that the film XXXXXXXXX is XXX XXXX of availability of XXXXXXX and options XX get a control XXXX XXXX addiction and the XXXXXXXXXX of XXXXXX XX XXX over XXXXX addictions XXX XX such reasons.
XXX film discusses XXXXXXXXXX with a grave XXXXXXX XX drug XXXXXXXXX. In XXXX XXXXX, there are XXX screening tools XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX use in order to diagnose XXX level of addiction of XXX XXXXXXXX.
XXX XXXX Abuse Screening XXXX (DAST):Drug XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX invented in XXXX. XXX test XX used XX perform XXXXXXX clinical XXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXXX to XXXXXXXX the XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX that XXXX will XXXX in order to XXX rid XX XXXXX XXXX addiction. The XXXX discusses the XXXXXXXXXXXXX of taking drugs for medical purposes XXX hence, can XX specifically good in XXXX XX XXXX Goldfarb. XXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX XX 28 self XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX or questions XXXX a XXXXXXX practitioner XXXX a XXXXXXX in order to XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. XXX response of the patients XX recorded XXX the score XX XXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX of which, an appropriate XXXXXXXXX can XX XXXXXXXX (XXXXXX et al., XXXX).
The Leeds XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX (XXX):Leeds XXXXXXXXXX Questionnaire was XXXXXXXXX in order XX help XXX XXXXXXX XX treatment evaluation. The questionnaire consists XX XXX items and needs to be XXXXXX by XXXXXXX XX an objective test. The objective XX this test is to XXXXXXX XXX addiction XX XXX patients XX a XXXXXXX of substances but has been found out to be most XXXXXXXXX in XXXX of alcohol XXX opium addictions (Galecki, XX al., 2016). XXX patient XX XXXXX to XXXXXXX XX XXX question XX XXXXX XXXX will XXXX XX identify the XXXXXXXX XX a XXXXX XX X -X -X -3 which XX evaluated XX determine XXX addiction level XX XXX patient XX the specific XXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX been XXXXXXXXX and were XXXXXXXX to. XXXX can be XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX in XXXX XX Harry, Sara XXX Marion XX XXXX XXX going XXXXXXX XXXXX de-addiction process.
XXXXXXXXX approach XX XXX XXXXXXXX:XX XXX case XX XXX XXXXX patients XXXX are being discussed here, XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX prognosis XXXXXXXX XXX be effective to start XXX XXXXXXX XX de- XXXXXXXXX and to complete it successfully (XXXX et XX., XXXX). In order to provide help to XXX XXXXXXXX, XXXX will XXXX to XX through XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX.
XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XX stop using drugs:After XXXXXXX studies XX XXX behavior of XXXXXX XXX are addicted XX XXXXX, it XXX been found out that there XXX a number of techniques that XXX XX XXXX in order to help the XXXXXXX understand XXX importance XX a XXXX XXXX XXXX XXX XX XXXXXXXXX them to stop using drugs (Sirdifield et XX., XXXX). These XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX:
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX help the XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX the XXX effects of XXXXX XXXXX.XXXXXXXXXX XXXX can help the XXXXXXX to kill XXXX XX use drugs XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXX procedures to XXXX the patients XXXX with XXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXX to XXXXXXX skills that can XXXX them XXXX XXXX from XXXXX.XXXXXXXXX to evaluate and XXXX XXXXXX health XXXXXXXX like depression XXX anxiety that XXX occur XXX XX the XXXXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXXX for a XXXX period longer XXXX usual.Long XXXX XXXXXXX that XXXX be XXXXXXXX by the XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX relapse.
Dealing XXXX Withdrawal:XXXXXXXXXX XX a state that a patient XXXXXXXXXXX while going XXXXXXX the XXXXXXX XX detoxification. XX XX a XXXXXXXXX when XXX mind XXX body XX the patient react to XXXXX XXX XXXXX XXX a long XXXXXX. XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX experience it XXXXX XXX first XXX XXXX of starting the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX. X patient XXXXXXXXXXXX withdrawal XXX show XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX discomfort, headaches, XXXXXXXX, loss, or gain XX appetite. XXXXX could be mental XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX XXX patient can XXXXXXX XXXXXX withdrawal like XXXXXXXXXXXXX, anxiety or XXXX XXXXXXXXXX.
XX order XX treat the withdrawal XXXXXXXX in case XX drug XXXXXXXXX, the medical practitioners XXX a number of medicines and medical XXXXXXXXX. X number of XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX been XXXXXXXXX to help XXXXXXXX fight XXXX withdrawal symptoms. XX electronic simulation device XX used that sends XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX into the brain of XXX XXXXXXX. XXXXX impulses evoke XXXXXXX sensations in XXX XXXXX of the patient XXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX with the XXXXXXXX of withdrawal and XXXXXXXX XXXXX detoxification process (XXXXXX et XX., XXXX).
Dealing with XXXXXXX Tendencies:Addiction has XXXX XXXXXXXXXX as a XXXXXXX XXX like XXX XXXXX disease, it can always XXXXXX the patient after XXXXXXXXXX the treatment for it XXXX. This XXXXXXX XX XXXXXX relapse. A patient XX XXXXXX to relapse XX a healthy environment is XXX XXXXXXXX to XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX of XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX process. XXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX can increase the stress XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX, which can XXXX XXXX XX XXXX XXXXXXXX for drugs XXXXX XXXX XXXX stopped XXXXX for a XXXX XXXX time (Sinha &XXX; Pal, XXXX). In such a XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX to XXXXX XXXXX drugs again in order to suppress the XXXXXXXX.
In order XX help the patients XX deal XXXX cravings and XXXXXXX tendencies, they are offered XXXXXXX medications. These XXXXXXXXXXX XXX dependent XX XXX type XX addiction that the XXXXXXX XXX having. There XXX XXXXXXX XXXX methadone XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX that XXXXXX XXX XXXXX in XXX XXXX XXX in which drugs like XXXXXX XXX cocaine do. This helps XXX patient XX XXXXXXXX XXX cravings. XXXXXXXXX, there are XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX therapies XX XXXX XXXXXXX addicts XXX medicines XXXX XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXX XXX Disulfiram that XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX suppress XXXXX cravings.
XXXXX XXX a XXXXXX of XXXXXXXXX options that can be used in different XXXX XX XXXX with XXXXXXXX XX different XXXXXX XX drug addictions. In XXX XXXX of XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX XX considered here, XXXXX is a XXXXXXX XXXX XXXX XXX has XXXX using drugs XXXX XXXXX XXXXX well XXXXX XX XXX consequences. XXXXXX XXX also a mature XXXXX who XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX in order to XXXXXX XXXX the problems of her life (XXXXXXX XX al., 2016). Sara was different from these users because XXX started taking XXXXX as medicinal alternative to food XXX soon developed an XXXXXXXXX XXX them. XX XXX XXXXX cases, the XXXXXXXX XXXX developed strong addictions to XXXXXXXXX abuse which XXXXX XXXX XXX detoxification XXXXXXX XXXX them XXXX have to be taken XX in XXXXX steps.
XXXXXXXXX de-XXXXXXXXX treatment:XXX XX the XXXXXXX level of XXXXXXXXX in XXX three cases XXXX are being discussed here, the XXXXX XXX to XXXXX the treatment is XX provide XXXXXXXXX XXXX XX Harry, XXXX and Marion. XXXX process will need them to stay in a drug de-addiction XXXXXXXX or XXXXXXXXXXXXXX center (Sayeed, XXXX). Here, XXXX will XX a part XX a XXXXXX of therapies and medical XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX to XXXX XXXX XXXX XXX XXX rest XX XXXXX lives. The XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX in a XXX that all XXXXXX XX XXX detoxification are XXXXX XXXX the patient in a XXXX and XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXX care XXXX XXXX be provided XX an inpatient XXXXXXXXX facility will XXXXXXX various communities that XXXX XXXXXXX a number of therapies in order to XXXX XXXX the XXXXXXX of de-XXXXXXXXX. XXXXX therapies will XX conducted XXX a period of 6 to XX months with XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX in order to XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXX lifestyle. Further, XXXXX XXX a XXXXXX XX short term residential XXXXXXXXXX that XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX milder XXXXXXXXXX XXX use.
XXXXXXXXXX de-addiction Treatment:After completing XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, the XXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXX to leave XXX facility and stay XXXX their XXXXXXXX. However, during XXXX time, they XXXX XXXX to XXXXX outpatient treatment XXXXXXXXXX XX a XXXXXXX basis to XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XX XXX relapse. The patients visit a behavioral XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX to XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX XXXX the XXXXXXXX will not XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX again.
In order to XXXXXXXX XXX outpatient de-XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, the patients will XXXX XX take XXXX in XXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXX therapy sessions (XXXX, XXXX). XXXXX sessions XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XX deal with the XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX they are XXXXXX to XXXXX XXXXX drugs again. Multidimensional family XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX are XXXX included to XXXX families deal XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX which can XX XXXXXXXXXXXX helpful in XXXX of XXX patients XXXX XXX being XXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXX, motivational XXXXXXXXXXXX and incentives XXX also XXXX in order to XXXX the XXXXXXXX XXXX motivated XXXXX leading a drug XXXX life.
XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX the family while XXXXXXX XXXX drug addiction
Drug addiction is not a single problem in itself but brings a XXXXXX of XXXXX legal, XXXXXX XXX physical troubles that can lead to XXXXXXXX destruction XX the XXXX of a person or a family XX a social XXXXX (XXXX XX al., XXXX). XXX case XX the three patients from XXX film that XXXX been discussed XXXX XXXX shown some XXXXXXX behavioral tendencies after XXXXX drugs XXX getting addicted XX XXXX.
Interaction of XXX and XXXXX:The film XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX way in XXXXX XXXXX XXX only XXXXXX the libido XX an individual but XXX XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX XX commit sex XXXXXXX crimes. XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX XX cocaine XXXXXXX XXX starts XX experience an XXXXXXXXX libido XXX a heightened sense of XXXXXXXX during XXXXXXXXXXX. After her XXXXXXXXX leads XX a conflict between her and Harry, she visits a potential XXXX XXXXXX for XXXXXXX XXXX cocaine who encourages her XX XXXXXXXXXXX in sex related XXXXXX (XXXXXXXXX et XX., XXXX). XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX the XXXX XX Marion in a very XXXXXXXX way and she XXXXXX XX XXX XXXX XXXXX in order XX deal with XXX pain XXX guilt XX XXX XXXXX.
Situation XX XXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX:As observed in the case study, the major XXXXXXXX between XXX XXX characters in XXX XXXX was due XX excessive XXX XX drugs. XX the XXXXXXXXX, Sara shows a conflict XXXX her son after XXX XXXXX herself in a room XXXX he XXXXX to sell her furniture to XXX XXXXX for drugs (Vanassche et XX., 2014). XXX XXXXXXXXX to drugs XXX XXX XXXX reason he XXXX his XXXXXX alone. After XXXX XXXXXXX XX XXXX more XXX more dependent XX XXXXX, XXX XXX into a conflict XXXX her XXX XXX XXXXX her to stop XXXXXX XXX medicines XXXX she XXX XXXXXX. XXX XXXXXXXXX refuses XX XX so, XXXXXXXX her XXXXXXXXXXXX with her XXX further.
XXXXXX XXXX:Sara is XXX character in the XXXX XXXX starts XX use XXXXX in order to lose weight. She gets XXXXXXX dependent XX XXX medicines that XXXX XXXXX to her in order XX XXXXXX her weight XXX starts hallucinating XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX an XXXXXXXXX XXX the chemical XXXX XXX used in XXX medicines she was XXXXXXXXX. She XXXXXXX to lose her weight, which was a side XXXXXX of XXX drugs XXXX XXX was XXXXXXXXX.
Environment XX a responsible factor:XXX characters of the film clearly XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX on drug XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. Harry started XXXXX drugs because XX XXX influence of his best friend. XXXX he XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX, he influenced Marion who XXXX XXXXXX an XXXXXX in XX XXXX (Ajonijebu XX al., 2017).
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX:XXX film identifies XXXXX as a XXXXX motivator for XXXXXX to XXXXXXX in criminal XXXXXXXXXX. Harry XXXXXXXXX an XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXX the XXXXX that he can make XX selling XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX. XX gets XXXXXXXX in gang conflicts XXX XXXX commits XXXXXX XXXX XXXXX trafficking in order XX get XXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX. XXXXXX also XXXX XXXXXXXX in a XXX XXXXX to get XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX, XXXXX reflects the increased criminal XXXXXXXX one may have after XXXXX XXXXX (XXXXXXXXX, 2017).
XXXXXX XXX Depression:All XXX characters in the XXXX experience bouts XX energy followed XX XXXX lasting phases XX depression XXXXX XXXX use. XXXX XXXX XXXX to get XXXXXXX after XXX getting drugs XXXX for a minor span.
The report XXX clearly identified that XXXXX XXX a XXXXXX of ways in which XXXXX XXX affect people by taking the XXXX study XX three main characters- Sara, Harry and Marion from the filmRequiem XXX a Dream.XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX addicted to XXXXX and XXXXX XXX XXXX their personal XXXXX XXX also of XXXXX XXXX were close XX them. XXXXX XXXX them to get XXXX conflicts XXXX their family and loved XXXX and chose a way XX crime and XXXXXXX activities in order XX continue the supply of XXXXX. The case study XXX pointed out XXXX there XXX a number XX ways and XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX can be used in order XX XXXX these patients XXXX a drug XXXX XXXX.
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