A study of some theoretical perceptions about the role of the family in treating drug addicts
دراسة لبعض التصورات النظرية لدور الأسرة في علاج المدمنين على المخدرات
Abstract
The family plays an important role in preserving their children from deviant behavior, for it is the primary responsibility of educating, guiding, and guiding children, and its responsibility extends beyond awareness to sponsorship and treatment, especially with the spread of drug abuse that poses a real threat to our society, given its targeting of the most important element in it Young.
This research comes to discover the role of the family in the treatment of drug addicts through conceptions and theoretical and explanatory models that attempted to emphasize that prevention and treatment of drug addiction is primarily a family responsibility.
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