Expectativas de los adictos sobre el trabajo de recuperación, la reinserción social y el rol de la familia en este proceso.

Abstract

Today and for a long time the problem of consumption has been an issue to be dealt with worldwide and in recent years it has gained more force. It has been possible to identify that it is the last instance of the rehabilitation process that is the most difficult for the subjects. This is the part where they must re-insert themselves into the society that once rejected them. In this process many fantasies are born where the positive side of everything prevails but not the realistic one. The objective of this work is to identify the expectations that arise in patients through research, questionnaires and interviews applied to internal subjects and thus carry out a classification of the most common causes that prevent a correct rehabilitation process and explain the incidence of the family. According to what was obtained in the questionnaires and the interviews, it was possible to obtain the most common themes of the expectations that arise from a discharge, among the most mentioned are everything related to the family, thinking that their social life will remain the same and the most It is common to think that everything will continue to be the same as before. An important issue is the fact that the family can promote drug use as well as stop it and the most important thing obtained in this work is that drug use is not the real problem, drug use accounts for a real problem and society doesn't understand this, so staying clean can be a big challenge for an addict.