Social Stigma and Drug Use Gender Perspectives, Family Contexts and Intersections /

Social Stigma and Drug Use Gender Perspectives, Family Contexts and Intersections /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Mota Ronzani, Telmo (Editor)
Summary:XXII, 250 p. 6 illus., 1 illus. in color.
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Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2025.
Edition:1st ed. 2025.
Subjects:
Clinical health psychology.
Social psychology.
Health Psychology.
Social Psychology.
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-94813-8
Format: Electronic Book
Table of Contents:
  • Section 1: Social Stigma and Use of Psychoactive Substances
  • 1.Stigma and public health: Impact on addiction prevention and treatment in Latin America and Spain
  • 2.Poverty, gender, drug use and stigma. An intersectional discussion based on homeless people
  • 3.Stigma in vulnerable drug-using populations: migrants and people deprived of liberty
  • 4.Stigma and masked diagnosis in people with mental disorders and substance addiction
  • 5.Stigma and behavioral addictions: gambling and gaming
  • 6.Online intervention to reduce stigma in health personnel working in the field of addiction in Mexico
  • 6.Stigma, discrimination and substance use. An intersectional approach
  • 7.Youth experience and stigma in crack users of Mexico City
  • Section 2: Social Stigma and Gender
  • 8.Stigma, aesthetics and morality: drug use, gender and social condition
  • 9.Integrative review on interventions aimed at reducing courtesy stigma among family members.-10.Stigma, Prejudice and the Media: impacts on the care of family members of people who use drugs
  • 11.An analysis of the literature on substance use by LGBT youth in Brazil: debating stigma and prejudice
  • 12.The stigma of living with HIV infection
  • 13.Those who remain: the life story of women who attend support groups for family members with drug problems
  • Section 3: Drug Use and Gender Perspective
  • 14.Domestic violence, substance use and gender
  • 15.Barriers to accessibility to treatment from a gender perspective
  • 16.The role of the caregiver in the addiction treatment process
  • 17.Stigma, aesthetics and morals: drug use, gender and social status
  • 18.Impact of substance use, stigma and coping styles on the mental health of Mexican families
  • 19.Stigma towards women who consume alcohol in a rural indigenous community in central Mexico.

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