Ethnic-Specific Support Systems as a Method for Sustaining Long-Term Addiction Recovery
Ethnic-Specific Support Systems as a Method for Sustaining Long-Term Addiction Recovery
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10.1080/1556035x.2012.705667
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2012-01-01
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White, William L.
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Evans, Arthur C., Jr.;Achara-Abrahams, Ijeoma;White, William L.
虽然成瘾康复互助支持团体已经急剧增长，现在跨越了世俗，精神和宗教的康复框架，但从科学的角度来看，关于这些团体的大部分知识都是基于接受治疗的人群早期参与匿名酗酒者。关于参加其他互助团体的影响以及不同族裔群体内部和之间不同的恢复途径和方式，仍然存在许多问题。本文回顾了种族群体参与恢复互助组的现有数据，总结了美国土著和非洲裔美国人社区内的文化土著恢复运动的历史，并介绍了旨在提高恢复率和恢复有色人种的生活质量的策略。
Although addiction-recovery mutual-aid support groups have grown dramatically and now span secular, spiritual, and religious frameworks of recovery, most of what is known from the standpoint of science about these groups is based on the early participation of treated populations in Alcoholics Anonymous. Many questions remain about the effects of participation in other mutual-aid groups and different pathways and styles of recovery within and across diverse ethnic groups. This article reviews existing data on ethnic group participation in recovery mutual-aid groups, summarizes the history of culturally indigenous recovery movements within Native American and African American communities in the United States, and describes strategies aimed at increasing recovery prevalence and the quality of life in recovery for persons of color in Philadelphia, PA.