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001358152 1001_ $$aDaley, Kathryn.
001358152 24510 $$aYouth and Substance Abuse.
001358152 260__ $$aCham :$$bSpringer International Publishing,$$c2016.
001358152 300__ $$a1 online resource (220 pages)
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001358152 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001358152 5050_ $$aAcknowledgements; Contents; List of Tables; 1: Introduction; Defining "Problematic Use"; Recreational Drug Use; The "Normalisation" Thesis; Young People in€Alcohol and€Other Drug Treatment; Three Explanations for€Substance Abuse; Individualistic Explanations; Biological-Determinist Explanations; Social Scientific Explanations; An Alternative Framework; Critics of€the Normalisation Thesis; A Biographical Approach; Individuals Are Conscious Decision-Makers; Structural Factors Are Important; People Make Situated Choices; Young Substance Abusers Are Not a€Homogeneous Group.
001358152 5058_ $$aAction Is Usually Purposeful Method; Interviews; Ethics; The Ethics of€Telling Others' Lives; Conclusion; References; 2: Dancing with€Death; Extreme Risk-taking; "Drugs Make You€Feel Better"; Conclusion; References; 3: The Early Years; Early Years; Poverty; "Bad Kids"; Risk Factors; Parental Mental Illness; Parental Substance Abuse; Physical Violence; Sexual Violence; State Care; Experiences in€State Care; Conclusion; References; 4: In the€Mix: The€Beginning of€a€Drug Problem; High School; Drug Use Initiation; School Separation; Unemployment; Homelessness.
001358152 5058_ $$aBecoming Homeless Being Homeless: "It Just Made You€Feel Un-Homed"; Alternative Pathway; Mental Health; Conclusion; References; 5: Cutting Out the€Pain: Sexual Abuse, Self-Injury, Abandonment and€Young Women's Substance Abuse; Self-Injury; Definition and€Social Characteristics; Two Explanatory Frameworks; Childhood Trauma: The€Body's Boundaries; Sexual Abuse; Abandonment; Dissociation and€Self-Injury; What Is Dissociation?; Feeling Alive and€Cutting Out the€Pain; From Self-Injury to€Self-Medication; Conclusion; References.
001358152 5058_ $$a6: Becoming a€Man: Working-Class Masculinity, Machismo and€Substance Abuse Four Concepts; Front Stage: Working-Class Hegemonic Masculinity; Mothers and€Sons; Fathers and€Sons; A Glimpse Backstage; Family Breakdown: "That Burst My Fucking Bubble"; Front Stage: Friends, Drugs and€Machismo; The "Wrong Crowd"; Unemployment, Homelessness and€Crime; Stepping Backstage: Young Men and€Their Emotions; Trauma; It's More Common Than You€Think; Managing Emotional Pain; Conclusion; References; 7: Moving on€from€Substance Abuse; Tipping Points; Interventions; Outreach Programs.
001358152 5058_ $$aResidential Withdrawal Programs ("Detox") Youth Residential Rehabilitation Models ("Rehab"); Moving On?; Learning from€Experience; The Future; Conclusion; References; 8: Conclusion; Limitations; Policy and€Practice; References; Index.
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001358152 520__ $$aThis book provides a sociological examination of young people's pathways into, and out of, substance abuse. Drawing from in-depth, life-history interviews with over sixty young people who have experienced problematic drug use, the author uses participants' narratives to throw light on the relationship between trauma and issues such as homelessness, crime and self-injury. Contesting the view that substance abuse is either a medical issue or individual failing, the book examines the wide variety of factors which lead to youth substance abuse such as extreme poverty and other structural factors. Whilst it does not overlook individual agency, the rich descriptions from young people's oral histories shows us that they were making choices, but the contexts in which they were exercising agency was considerably constrained by significant structural forces. The sociological concept of 'situated choice', which is used to explain and understand how people make choices within their individual context, is used throughout the book as we witness young people wrestling to escape intergenerational disadvantage. The book will be of interest to scholars and students of Social Work, Social Policy, Youth Studies, Sociology and Health Studies.
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