Browsing Counselling & Psychotherapy by Subject "Substance abuse"
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Binge drinking, alcohol consumption and family influences
(Dublin Business School, 2004)In the last one to two years the extent of alcohol use and abuse in Ireland has received increased attention. In Ireland over the last ten years growth in alcohol consumption has been the highest in the ED. The purpose ... -
Employee awareness of their alcohol use
(Dublin Business School, 2009)There is an enormous amount of research that tells of the consequences of alcohol use. It tells what alcohol is, how it affects us and of the relationship we have with it. If taken sensibly and in moderation it can be a ... -
An exploration of the effect of family interaction within the treatment and aftercare programme of addiction
(Dublin Business School, 2013)The dark shadows of the soul can only be illuminated by understanding, for it is in the understanding of the shadow held inside the Self which frees the potential to flourish and live life to our best ability. In exploring ... -
Group psychotherapy and dual diagnosis : a qualitative study exploring group psychotherapy as a tool in the management of dual diagnosis in Ireland from the professional's point of view
(Dublin Business School, 2009)This qualitative study was carried out to explore the potential for group psychotherapy as a useful tool in the management of dual diagnosis in Ireland. Existing treatment and therapeutic group interventions were examined, ... -
Heroin users experience of counselling as part of their treatment a representative sample of an inner city drugs project
(Dublin Business School, 2007)In light of previous reports highlighting heroin users dissatisfaction with their treatment within the health service the purpose of this study was to explore heroin users experience of counselling as part of their treatment. ... -
The implications of significantly increased use of cocaine by opiate-dependent individuals in methadone maintenance treatment
(Dublin Business School, 2003)On the basis of urinalysis results, presenting health and behavioural problems and more general day-to-day observations, many professionals, working in the greater Dublin area with heroin addicts maintained on methadone, ... -
The influence of spiritual beliefs and practices on quality of life in members of Narcotics Anonymous
(Dublin Business School, 2004)Substance abuse/drug addiction is causing huge problems to our society. These include unemployment, violence, crime, and a strain on the law enforcement and health services. Public funding is being spent in prevention, ... -
An investigative study on the role of clinical supervision as a resource towards an effective therapeutic relationship in the Northern Area Health Board Addiction Services
(Dublin Business School, 2004)Supervision is a mandatory requirement of counsellors for the duration of their professional lives and is established as an essential aspect of counselling practice. The aim of this study is to examine the role of clinical ... -
Living with drug misuse in the family : an investigation into how siblings are affected by substance dependence in the family and how they can be supported
(Dublin Business School, 2009)This research focuses on the investigation of the experiences of the sibling whose brother/sister has in the past or is currently misusing illicit drug substances. This study offers a small insight into the impact of ... -
A study on the suitability of the therapeutic community model as a treatment option for dual diagnosis
(Dublin Business School, 2009)A qualitative examination was undertaken of an abstinence-based treatment programme for those with drug addiction in a Therapeutic Community in Dublin. The primary sources of data were the clients who are currently engaged ... -
Views of counsellors on childcare facilities for drug dependant women
(Dublin Business School, 2001)This study 'was conducted to examine the provision of childcare for drug dependent women with children. It's focus was to obtain the views of counsellors regarding childcare being a factor in the uptake of counselling. ... -
Women and alcohol. A study into the use of alcohol and its place in the everyday lives of women
(Dublin Business School, 2008)This study examines the meaning and practice of alcohol use within the context of working women. The women in this study mainly thought of alcohol as a source for relaxation and to escape from the demands of everyday life. ... -
Young people and illicit drugs : their knowledge and experience
(Dublin Business School, 2001)The aims of this research were to capture young people's experience and knowledge of illicit drug use in Dublin City and outside Dublin. It was an attempt to establish their level of awareness of commonly used illicit drugs ...