Substance Abuse and Misuse

Disorders

100

Illegal substances

What are cocaine, Methamphetamine, and heroin.

200

Legal substances

What are caffeine, alcohol, nicotine, and food.

300

Sociocultural precipitating factors.

Social learning, modeling behavior, conditioning, and race/cultural influences.

400

Biological precipitating factors.

Genetics or parents with a substance abuse disorder.

Inequities

100

Minorities with increased risk of substance abuse (3)

Black, Latin American/Hispanic, and indigenous 

200

Stigmas (2)

Violent, unpredictable, drug-seeking, dangerous

300

Ways users avoid stigma (2)

Delaying healthcare and not disclosing drug use

400

Solutions to Inequities (2)

Cultural competency training, training in addiction medicine, and changing stigmatizing vocabulary

Resources

100

National resources (name 3)

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

200

Calaveras resources

The Lakes, Calaveras Substance abuse program, PIP

300

Tuolumne Resources

TCBH, Maynord’s

400

Difference between Narcotics Anonymous and Nar-anon

Narcotics anonymous is for the individual, Nar-Anon is for the families