Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse in a Gay/Lesbian Population:: Related to Victimization?

J. Ma, H. Sandall
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The prevalence of sexual abuse in recovering chemically dependent lesbians and gay men was studied by a retrospective chart review of inpatients at Pride Institute, a center designed to provide treatment for chemical dependency in this population. Nearly 50% of the 201 inpatients studied reporled being sexually abused. The researchers postulate that comprehensive chemical dependency treatment programs must recognize and support their clients' need lo address sexual abuse in order to prevent relapse and to improve their gcncral emotional well-being. Most treatment centers arc reluctant to address sexuality and its problems. Pride Institute maintnins a sharp focus on the homosexual culture and staff are sensitive to my difficulties with sexuality, ranging from society's disapproval of a minority lifestyle to overt rape and assault. As a consequence, clients are open to iscussion oft ese problems and staff are able to collect data confirming the extent and nature of sexual abuse in this population. The resea...
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同性恋人群中的酒精和其他药物滥用:与受害有关?
通过对骄傲研究所(Pride Institute)住院病人的回顾性图表回顾,研究了在药物依赖康复中的男女同性恋者中性虐待的流行程度。骄傲研究所是一家旨在为这类人群提供药物依赖治疗的中心。在研究的201名住院患者中,有近50%的人报告受到性虐待。研究人员假设,综合的化学依赖治疗项目必须认识到并支持他们的客户解决性虐待的需要,以防止复发并改善他们的整体情感健康。大多数治疗中心不愿谈及性行为及其问题。骄傲学院一直关注同性恋文化,工作人员对我在性方面的困难很敏感,从社会对少数人生活方式的不赞成到公开的强奸和侵犯。因此,客户可以公开讨论这些问题,工作人员可以收集数据,确认这一人群中性虐待的程度和性质。研究……
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