Disorders
Illegal substances
What are cocaine, Methamphetamine, and heroin.
Minorities with increased risk of substance abuse (3)
Black, Latin American/Hispanic, and indigenous
Alcoholics Anonymous Adult children of Alcoholics Cocaine anonymous Codependents anonymous Families anonymous Fresh start Narcotics anonymous Nar-Anon Overeaters anonymous Women for sobriety Substance abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) hotline Insurance Benefits
Legal substances
What are caffeine, alcohol, nicotine, and food.
Stigmas (2)
Violent, unpredictable, drug-seeking, dangerous
Calaveras resources
The Lakes, Calaveras Substance abuse program, PIP
Sociocultural precipitating factors.
Social learning, modeling behavior, conditioning, and race/cultural influences.
Ways users avoid stigma (2)
Delaying healthcare and not disclosing drug use
Tuolumne Resources
TCBH, Maynord’s
Biological precipitating factors.
Genetics or parents with a substance abuse disorder.
Solutions to Inequities (2)
Cultural competency training, training in addiction medicine, and changing stigmatizing vocabulary
Difference between Narcotics Anonymous and Nar-anon
Narcotics anonymous is for the individual, Nar-Anon is for the families