Influencia de factores de riesgo psicosociales en la reincidencia al consumo de sustancias psicoactivas en adultos jóvenes de la fundación Jesús es mi Roca.

Abstract

The following research was carried out in order to Identify the psychosocial risk factors that contribute to the relapse of the consumption of psychoactive substances in young adults of the Foundation Jesus is my Rock of the city of Piedecuesta - Santander, through a mixed cut research to help promote the health and welfare of the community. This research was developed through a mixed study, with a sequential explanatory design (DEXPLIS), with 20 male participants, who are interned in the Foundation Jesus is my Rock. All the information was investigated through a Drug Use Detection Inventory (DUSI), a semi-structured interview, a focus group, and a participating observation, finding that the psychosocial risk factors influential in the relapse to the consumption of psychoactive substances by young adults were: the pressure and discrimination by relatives and close friends, lack of acceptance in the peer group, reunion with consumer friends, contempt and rejection by society in general, frequent discussions and lack of understanding, understanding and affection on the part of relatives, fights, ill-treatment among family members, lack of assertive communication and disrespect, absence of father figures, low self-esteem, loneliness, lack of confidence and self-worth, feeling stressed, sad and angry, financial problems, loss of confidence, not having a high school diploma or higher, among others.