Understanding Drugs Addiction and Strategies for Recovery and Rehabilitation
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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- 2. UNDERSTANDING DRUGS ADDICTION (Substance Use Disorder) EXPLORING EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION
- 3. DRUGS ADDICTION •Addiction is being abnormally tolerant or strongly dependent to something •A Psychological, Physical or/and Physiological Condition •Habit forming which is especially destructive
- 4. Drug Addict - Subtance Use Disorder
- 5. Understanding Drugs Addiction •Dangerous Drugs are substances deliberately used to distort ones senses which effects standard behaviour •Drugs users or abusers get indulged for the purpose of retreating from the realities of life or environment
- 6. RETREATISM •Retreatism is a sociological term for withdrawal from society, the extreme of which is suicide •Drugs destroy the individual, afflicts the family, stains the community and wholesomely damages humanity at large
- 8. DRUGS DESTROY THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY •Drugs destroy the Individual as misfits and dangerous •Drugs afflicts the Family with Shame and Despair •Drugs stains the Community by harming norms and values •Drugs threaten Society with crime, violence and socio- economic vices
- 9. STRATEGIES FOR RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION •Individual- Control •Family - Guidance and Support •Community - Norms and Values •Local - By-Laws, Regulations Rehab Centre
- 11. HIGHER SERVICES •State - Laws and Mobilisation, MDAs •National - Agencies, Sanctions, Protection •Regional - Cross Border
- 12. 31ST HEADS OF NATIONAL DRUGS LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AFRICA
- 13. STAKEHOLDER ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE •Our Youth to be Enlightened on Dangers of Drugs •Drugs Addiction to be Monitored from Family, Group and Community Level •Traditional Rulers to uphold Human Values •Intervention Projects like the Hadejia Rehab Center •Governments at all Levels to pay more attention to thge Drugs Scourge
- 14. WASSALLAM Thank You For Listening