This paper considers the ethical and practical issues of recruiting for, and administering a
quantitative survey with marginalised populations. These issues were identified through a …

Although much attention focuses on mental health recovery and stigma, less attention is
paid to substance use especially in rural areas. This qualitative study draws on Foucauldian …

Disciplinary knowledge is reflected, legitimated, and replicated in academic journals, social
work knowledge reproducing mainly Western knowledge (s). Hence, there has been an …

Harm reduction initiatives such as the distribution of naloxone have been crucial in saving
lives during the opioid crisis in North America. Despite these efforts, today's drug supply …

Dominant discourses of recovery permeate substance use research, policy, and practice
recommendations around the world, exercising the power to shape the identities of people …

The recovery concept informs research, policies, and practices related to mental health and
substance use in Canada, which has consequences for people with substance use issues in …

Punctuated by the pattern of relapse and abstinence, alcoholism is a complex phenomenon
influenced by multiple factors of vulnerability and resilience (Kinreich et al., 2021). A …

Heavy alcohol consumption and opioid overdose rates continue to increase in the United
States (US). Social workers provide approximately 70% of the behavioral healthcare in the …

Cette thèse théorique mobilise les perspectives anti-oppressives et le cadre théorique des
injustices épistémiques afin d'explorer les différents rapports de pouvoir en recherche …

Addiction is a complex phenomenon, which can cause significant harm for individuals,
family, whānau, and communities. Treating an addiction requires a fit for purpose …