共同发生条件下的关系恢复:第一人称体验的定性研究

IF 0.8 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL Advances in Dual Diagnosis Pub Date : 2020-04-10 DOI:10.1108/add-12-2019-0017
E. Brekke, O. Ness, L. Lien
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本文的目的是探讨和描述在共同发生的精神健康和物质使用条件下的关系恢复的第一人称体验。在现象学和协作的方法中,使用系统的文本浓缩分析了对8名共同出现条件的人的深入个人访谈。参与者将人际关系描述为既支持又阻碍康复的基本方式。关系恢复的四类经历被描述为:选择自己的孩子;带着孤独和痛苦的过去生活;为伴侣牺牲一切;重新获得信任和支持。这篇论文提供了一个更好的理解如何人际关系可能经历了共同发生的条件的人。研究结果普遍支持将恢复理解为一个关系过程。
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Relational recovery in co-occurring conditions: a qualitative study of first-person experiences
The purpose of this paper is to explore and describe first-person experiences of relational recovery in co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.,Within a phenomenological and collaborative approach, in-depth individual interviews with eight persons with co-occurring conditions were analysed using systematic text condensation.,Participants described interpersonal relationships as both supporting and hindering recovery in fundamental ways. Four categories of experiences of relational recovery were described as follows: choosing one’s child; living with loneliness and a painful past; sacrificing everything for one’s partner; and regaining trust and support.,This paper provides an enhanced understanding of how interpersonal relationships may be experienced by persons who live with co-occurring conditions. The results generally support an understanding of recovery as a relational process.
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Advances in Dual Diagnosis
Advances in Dual Diagnosis PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL-
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