Drugs, Identity and Stigma

Drugs, Identity and Stigma

Addison, Michelle; McGovern, William, Jr.; McGovern, Ruth

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

07/2022

283

Dura

Inglês

9783030982850

15 a 20 dias

514

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Chapter 1. Introduction: Stigma Under the Skin (Michelle Addison, Will McGovern and Ruth McGovern).- Chapter 2. Intersectional Identities, Stigma and MDMA/Ecstasy Use (Karenza Moore).- Chapter 3. Guilt, Shame, & Getting Passed the Blame: Resisting Stigma through the Good Mothering Ideal (Tracy R. Nichols, Amy Lee, Meredith R. Gringle & Amber Welborn).- Chapter 4. Identity Construction and Stigma in Recovery (Carole Murphy).- Chapter 5. What's Your Poison? On the identity crises faced by healthcare professionals who (ab)use drugs and alcohol (Sam P. Burton, Keegan C. Shepard and Sergio A. Silverio).- Chapter 6. Stigma and the use of anabolic androgenic steroids by men in the United Kingdom (Jim McVeigh and Geoff Bates).- Chapter 7. Navigating Custodial Environments: Novel Psychoactive Substance Users Experiences of Stigma (Kelly J. Stockdale, Michelle Addison and Georgia Ramm).- Chapter 8. Stigma and young people whose parents use substances (Cassey Muir, Ruth McGovern andEileen Kaner).- Chapter 9. Cultural Competence to Cultural Obsolescence: Drug Use, Stigma and Consumerism (Tammy Ayres and Stuart Taylor).- Chapter 10. It's what happens now when people go for a drink': Normalising non-dependent recreational cocaine use amongst over-35s in the UK (Ancrum C, Scott S and Wattis L).- Chapter 11. Negotiating "self-stigma" and an "Addicted Identity" in Traditional 12 Step Self-Help Groups (Will McGovern, Michelle Addison and Ruth McGovern).- Chapter 12. Stigma: Final Reflections and Implications (Will McGovern, Michelle Addison and Ruth McGovern).
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victimology;social inequality;public health;vulnerability;drugs and psychology;mental health;desistance from crime;social inclusion;policing;youth and drugs;motherhood;addicts;Psychoactive Drugs;methadone;homelessness;cocaine;heroine