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Fostering Awareness, Inclusivity, And Self-Efficacy: Facing Social And Internalized Recovery Stigma, Trinity Parker-Grewe
Fostering Awareness, Inclusivity, And Self-Efficacy: Facing Social And Internalized Recovery Stigma, Trinity Parker-Grewe
Master of Social Work Clinical Research Papers
A dynamic interplay takes place between social, public, and internalized addiction and recovery stigma. This systematic literature review sought to further understand the pervasive relationship between social stigma and internalized stigma around addiction, as well as clinical implications for alleviating the effects of shame and empowering those in recovery. A total of 14 studies were included in the final sample. The results of this review depict three main themes which explore the nature of social and internalized stigma as well as implications for responding to the effects of internalized stigma: Individual Identity Transformation, Group Belonging and Social Support, and Public …
Factors Contributing To Success In Treatment For Individuals With A Dual Diagnosis, Logan Evenson
Factors Contributing To Success In Treatment For Individuals With A Dual Diagnosis, Logan Evenson
Master of Social Work Clinical Research Papers
This clinical research project investigates factors that contribute to success in substance abuse treatment for individuals with a dual diagnosis through the perspective of licensed social workers in the State of Minnesota. This research looked at possible associations between different individual client factors, respondent’s demographic background, and treatment model effectiveness as they relate to clients success in treatment. A quantitative study was conducted by administering a survey to a randomly generated email list in which 146 respondents completed the survey. The respondents were all licensed social workers in the state of Minnesota and identified themselves as having experience working with …