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Coping Strategies and Self-Actualization among the Rehabilitated Drug-Users: A Case Study

Shariffa Grace S. Torres, Kent Rover C. Pagas, Carl Justine C. Dinurog, Edmar R. Daniel and Jose F. Cuevas
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Shariffa Grace S. Torres: Misamis University, Philippines
Kent Rover C. Pagas: Misamis University, Philippines
Carl Justine C. Dinurog: Misamis University, Philippines
Edmar R. Daniel: Misamis University, Philippines
Jose F. Cuevas: Misamis University, Philippines

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2023, vol. 7, issue 6, 1212-1227

Abstract: The study aimed to explore the coping strategies and self-actualization of the rehabilitated drug-users. Using an interview guide, the researchers gathered data from 8 rehabilitated drug-users from the IT Works Chemical Dependency Treatment Center in Ozamiz City. The study utilized the qualitative research method using Yin’s 5-step data analysis approach to obtain meaningful themes. The findings reveal five themes: recovered through spirituality, managing self-control to prevent relapse, communication and good diversion of bad habits, importance of self-management and, choose dependable acquaintances. The rehabilitated drug users come up with coping strategies by recovering through spirituality, managing their self-control to prevent relapse, and having communication and good diversion of bad habits. The rehabilitated drug-users also attained self-actualization through realizing the importance of self-management and choosing dependable acquaintances. The researchers recommend that rehabilitated drug-users should continue the routine that helps them recover during their rehabilitation to prevent having relapse. The researchers also suggest that the families of the rehabilitated drug-users should provide physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual support to help prevent the rehabilitated drug-user from going back into his addiction.

Date: 2023
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