Life perceptions and future perspectives of drug users
understand to care
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1806-6976.smad.2019.000417Keywords:
Substance-Related Disorders, Therapeutics, Qualitative Research, Advance Directives, Nursing, Drug UsersAbstract
OBJECTIVE: to describe the future perspectives of drug abusers and their perceptions about life before and during treatment for addiction.
METHOD: qualitative descriptive-exploratory research conducted at the Center for Psychosocial Care - Alcohol and Drugs. 28 subjects were heard using focal group. The reports were submitted to thematic analysis.
RESULTS: three categories emerged: "Inauthentic living: perceptions of life before treatment", "Reencountering the way to exist: perceptions of life during treatment" and "Returning to dream: future perspectives during treatment".
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: in order to understand this scenario, it is necessary to intervene in the problem in an intersectoral way, including not only the health services, but also the other institutions.