Percepciones de la intervención del Trabajador Social con personas con problemas de adicciones. Estudio en un CETAD de la provincia de Esmeraldas.

Abstract

The objective of this study is to assess the perceptions of CETAD users about the work of social work in the process of care and rehabilitation of people with addiction problems, in order to evaluate whether there are areas of adaptation in the intervention methodology. To analyze the information collected and respond to the stated objectives, the Bronfenbrenner Ecological Model has been used, which has allowed us to delve deeper into the topic of addictions from different contexts in which the user interacts. Among the main results, it is possible to show that the work of the social worker requires the acquisition of a complex system of skills during their training with the purpose of demonstrating them during their professional work with families, groups, communities, using different techniques and instruments to promote their well-being. Additionally, it can be identified that the professional develops positive thinking in the user, some of the important components that this type of profession must comply with during the rehabilitation process in each work session are also visualized, such as active listening, empathy towards the subject of intervention, and the quality and warmth of their attention, mentioning that: