Influencia de las dinámicas familiares en jóvenes consumidores de bazuco que estuvieron en condición de calle e inician proceso de desintoxicación y reinserción social
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2024
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Pérez Rodríguez, Samia Danelys
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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Este estudio de caso se enfoca en la intrincada relación entre las dinámicas familiares y el
consumo de basuco en jóvenes que han experimentado la difícil realidad de la vida en la
calle y actualmente se encuentran inmersos en un proceso de desintoxicación y
reintegración social y cómo diversos aspectos familiares inciden en las decisiones y
comportamientos relacionados con el consumo de drogas en este grupo específico de
individuos.
A través de un análisis detallado de las experiencias de estos jóvenes durante su proceso de
rehabilitación, el estudio busca arrojar luz sobre el papel fundamental que juega la familia
en su trayectoria. Se propone explorar cómo estas dinámicas familiares no solo pueden
actuar como factores de riesgo, sino también como elementos protectores en el complejo
sistema familiar. Para lograr este objetivo, se utilizan diversos instrumentos y entrevistas
que permiten evaluar de manera minuciosa las experiencias de los jóvenes en su camino
hacia la recuperación.
El estudio no se limita únicamente al análisis retrospectivo de los patrones familiares, sino
que también se dirige hacia la calidad de las relaciones dentro del núcleo familiar, además,
se explora cómo estas dinámicas pueden ejercer un impacto positivo como negativo en el
proceso de desintoxicación y reintegración social.
El optimizarse a medida que progresa la recuperación no solo busca analizar las
experiencias vividas que suelen actuar como precipitantes en el inicio de la adicción al
basuco y otras sustancias psicoactivas es verificar que influencia tienen dichas dinámicas en
el sistema familiar.
This case study focuses on the intricate relationship between family dynamics and basuco use in young people who have experienced the difficult reality of life on the street and are currently immersed in a process of detoxification and social reintegration, and how various family aspects influence decisions and behaviors related to drug use in this specific group of individuals. Through a detailed analysis of the experiences of these young people during their rehabilitation process, the study seeks to shed light on the fundamental role played by the family in their trajectory. It proposes to explore how these family dynamics may not only act as risk factors, but also as protective elements in the complex family system. To achieve this goal, a variety of instruments and interviews are used to assess in detail the experiences of young people on their road to recovery. The study is not only limited to the retrospective analysis of family patterns, but also focuses on the quality of relationships within the family nucleus and explores how these dynamics can have a positive or negative impact on the detoxification and social reintegration process. Optimization as recovery progresses not only seeks to analyze the lived experiences that tend to act as precipitants in the onset of addiction to basuco and other psychoactive substances, but also to verify the influence these dynamics have on the family system.
This case study focuses on the intricate relationship between family dynamics and basuco use in young people who have experienced the difficult reality of life on the street and are currently immersed in a process of detoxification and social reintegration, and how various family aspects influence decisions and behaviors related to drug use in this specific group of individuals. Through a detailed analysis of the experiences of these young people during their rehabilitation process, the study seeks to shed light on the fundamental role played by the family in their trajectory. It proposes to explore how these family dynamics may not only act as risk factors, but also as protective elements in the complex family system. To achieve this goal, a variety of instruments and interviews are used to assess in detail the experiences of young people on their road to recovery. The study is not only limited to the retrospective analysis of family patterns, but also focuses on the quality of relationships within the family nucleus and explores how these dynamics can have a positive or negative impact on the detoxification and social reintegration process. Optimization as recovery progresses not only seeks to analyze the lived experiences that tend to act as precipitants in the onset of addiction to basuco and other psychoactive substances, but also to verify the influence these dynamics have on the family system.
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Basuco, Dinámicas, Familia, Jóvenes, Habitantes de calle, Basuco, Dynamics, Family, Young people, Street dwellers
