Family models of addiction: evaluation, trends and cultural context
The family context provides an important developmental platform to understand the origin, maintenance and intergenerational transmission of addictive behaviors. The current report highlights different family perspectives such as the systemic, attachment and narrative. Localizing these within the Ind...
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doaj-65eed32845e7491c93823e6bf5ab02502020-11-25T04:06:59ZengWolters Kluwer Medknow PublicationsArchives of Mental Health2589-91712589-918X2017-01-011815760Family models of addiction: evaluation, trends and cultural contextT P SwathiNarayanan GitanjaliThe family context provides an important developmental platform to understand the origin, maintenance and intergenerational transmission of addictive behaviors. The current report highlights different family perspectives such as the systemic, attachment and narrative. Localizing these within the Indian context with social and cultural beliefs of substance use has been discussed. Contextualizing the family approach to addiction through an integrated framework further adds merit to this model. The report helps to sensitize researchers and clinicians to conceptualize substance use in terms of parent-child interactions, family of origin dynamics, adverse childhood experiences which, would help to develop more specific intervention plans.http://www.amhonline.org/article.asp?issn=2589-9171;year=2017;volume=18;issue=1;spage=57;epage=60;aulast=Swathi;type=0addictionfamilysystemic perspective addictionattachment addictioncultural beliefsindia addiction |
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Family models of addiction: evaluation, trends and cultural context |
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Family models of addiction: evaluation, trends and cultural context |
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Family models of addiction: evaluation, trends and cultural context |
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Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications |
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Archives of Mental Health |
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The family context provides an important developmental platform to understand the origin, maintenance and intergenerational transmission of addictive behaviors. The current report highlights different family perspectives such as the systemic, attachment and narrative. Localizing these within the Indian context with social and cultural beliefs of substance use has been discussed. Contextualizing the family approach to addiction through an integrated framework further adds merit to this model. The report helps to sensitize researchers and clinicians to conceptualize substance use in terms of parent-child interactions, family of origin dynamics, adverse childhood experiences which, would help to develop more specific intervention plans. |
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addiction family systemic perspective addiction attachment addiction cultural beliefs india addiction |
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