Issues Self‐change from alcohol and drug use problems is increasingly acknowledged in
research. Despite the growing number of published studies, the most recent broad review of …

Cannabis is commonly characterized as the most normalized illicit drug. However, it remains
a prohibited substance in most parts of the world, including Europe, and users can still be …

Purpose The recent legalization of nonmedical marijuana use in several US states has
unknown implications for those who are actively parenting. This study examined parents' …

Background A life course approach recognizes the role of turning points in adding twists and
turns in individuals' addiction recovery processes. The notion of certain key life events that …

De Nationale Drug Monitor (NDM) geeft sinds 1999 jaarlijks een cijfermatig overzicht van
wat bekend is over het gebruik van drugs en problemen rond drugs in Nederland. 1 De …

Different patterns of cannabis use can be traced directly back to different interactions
between 2 types of variables: pharmacological and environmental. As legal cannabis …

Juvenile justice systems and reformatory institutions hold the potential to help young
offenders and drug abusers change their behaviours and life-courses. Driven by an ambition …

Addiction recovery has gained considerable attention over the past few years. Despite the
diffuse conceptualization of 'recovery', a range of studies have been conducted on what …

Laws and public policies can change social norms by signaling which behaviors are legal or
illegal. Recent cannabis legalization policies might have this effect. Does cannabis …

This article explores Scottish and Danish young male offenders' experiences of
incarceration, prison chaplaincy, religion and spirituality. The findings from in‐depth face‐to …