Essays on Substance Abuse

Throughout the ages poisons have been used to destroy competition, kill millions, and to wage war. They have been used as gruesome plot twists in stories. Poisons were used all over Europe and are made from all sorts of poisonous plants, toxic minerals, and venomous…

We live in an era where technology is constantly growing, beneficiating society. Throughout the years specialists have notice that. Every year, thousands of Americans are exposed to many different health hazards that put in danger lifies of their loved ones. Human poisoning has become a…

Introduction The purpose of this research paper is to analyze on the relations between stress and substance abuse in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and how it links to alcohol and substance use. There are multiple symptoms of PTSD that cause negative habits among…

Substance abuse scenarios differs upon individuals and their lifestyles requiring assessment and intervention plans to suit the individual. According to the YouthAOD Toolbox “Most young people will experiment with alcohol and potentially other drugs at some stage”. Angela aged 16, grew up living with her…

Substance use is rapidly becoming one of the most prevalent issues in today’s society. According to a survey by the WHO, 164 million people had an alcohol or drug use disorder in 2016. A major part of the population dealing with these issues are the…

The idea of maintaining a safe workplace is the responsibility of both the employer and the employees. The successful implementation of such a system can be achieved not only by having a set of written policies or regulations. Instead, it is determined how effectively the…

A study conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration between the years 2004 and 2005 shows that the first trimester of pregnancy demonstrates the highest correlation between any sort of substance abuse with infants exposed. On the other hand, there is a…

Certified substance abuse counselors are psychological well-being experts who help clients battling with substance dependence. Their primary duty is to work with people and their families to treat both emotional and mental issues, and also to support general psychological wellness. They treat emotional conditions, for…

Doweiko (2015) describes substance use as a normal learned behavior that falls on a continuum of total abstinence to limited use to excessive use and dependency. He defines dependency as using a substance that is not prescribed and being marked by withdrawal syndrome, which is…

The principal specification of elderly substance abusers as a distinct subgroup with perceptible qualities happens in 1964. In 1968, Simon et al examined the geriatric mental population in a San Francisco general doctor’s facility and presumed that substance abusers constituted a generous part of the…