Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions · 2011 · 78 citations · 52 references
Substance UseFamily MembersFamily StressFamily Member StressorsMental HealthSubstance Use DisordersPsychologyPsychoactive Substance UseWomen Substance UsersFamily RelationshipsHealth SciencesCoping BehaviorPsychiatryAddiction TreatmentSocial StressPsychosocial ResearchPsychosocial IssueSubstance AbuseAddictionFamily PsychologyBehavioral HealthSubstance AddictionMedicinePsychopathology
Family members of women substance users may be at risk for stress-related problems. Family coping responses may affect outcomes for both families and women in treatment. Eighty-two women in treatment for substance use disorders (56 with comorbid psychiatric conditions) and 82 family members were interviewed. Stressors related to women's disorders were significantly related to increased family member burden. Women's behavioral problems predicted greater family member Worry, Displeasure, and Impact. Extent of women's drug or alcohol use predicted greater family member Stigma and Impact. Family member maladaptive coping partially mediated relationships between family member stressors and family member Displeasure and Impact. Family member maladaptive coping also functioned as a moderator between the stressors and Impact.
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