Handbook of Addiction, Recovery and Quality of Life

Introduction.- Part I: Theoretical perspectives on quality of life in the field of addiction and recovery.- Advancing Quality of Life in Addiction Research: Historical, Conceptual and Theoretical Considerations.- Recovery, recovery capital and quality of life.- Comparing QoL and social quality across cultures: A diagrammatic approach.- The concept of quality of life; lessons learned from the field of disability.- Khat use and its impacts on quality of life: A theory generating qualitative meta-synthesis.- Quality of life, addiction, and self-change.- Part II: Different types of addiction and specific populations with addiction problems and quality of life.- Impact of Behavioral Addictions on Quality of Life: Universal and Behavior-Specific Consequences.- Gambling addiction in South Korea, its impact on quality of life, and recovery from it.- How to improve quality of life among "hard-to-reach" persons with substance use problems: In search of inspiring practices.- A scoping review of interventions focusing on improving the quality of life of marginalised women who use substances during their pregnancy.- Substitute behaviours and quality of life in persons with substance use disorders: Evidence from South Africa.- Supporting women with complex needs to access appropriate treatment.- Part III: Instruments and methodologies to assess quality of life.- Measuring quality of life in vulnerable populations.- Discovering the real self - examining the change in quality of life of people in recovery through art-based research.- Cafe Photovoice: A participatory approach to program evaluation in community mental health.- Reflections on a photovoice approach to exploring connectedness and recovery of pregnant women using substances in South African rural contexts.- Exploring the lived experiences of personal recovery processes among young people with mental health issues.- Part IV: Diverse practices and interventions for supporting addiction recovery and promoting quality of life.- Community Opioid Use Recovery: Considering the Roles of Community.- Multi-modal integrated community-based approaches to enhancing health-related quality of life among youth.- Improving quality of life among substance users in Nigeria: Implications for evidence-based practice.- Reconstruction of personal identity and quality of life among persons with severe mental illnesses: A case example of narrative group practice.- Behaviour change techniques and mechanisms of action: strengths-based case management and quality of life among individuals with substance use disorders.- Recovery and quality of life of family members of persons with a substance use disorder.- Part V: International and intercultural perspectives on quality of life and addiction.- Addiction, recovery and quality of life in Japan.- The impact of substance use and addiction on families' quality of life in the Canadian context.- Pornography and Quality of Life: An African Feminist Psychological Lens.- Improving the quality of life during recovery-oriented treatment in therapeutic communities for addiction in Brazil.- Correlates and stability of recovery capital among persons in long-term recovery from drug addiction.- Adolescent and parental risk perception of alcohol and marijuana use and well-being of adolescents in Uruguay.- Youth substance use and addiction: An African perspective towards better quality of life.- Conclusion.

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Substance Use;Addiction;Quality of Life;Recovery;Cross-Cultural Research