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Specific needs of clients in in the execution of a custodial sentence - case studies
Mádlová, Adéla ; Gabrhelíková, Pavlína (advisor) ; Svoboda, Martin (referee)
Background: Penitentiary care for clients with addictology issues is still an insufficiently discussed topic. Especially if we emphasize that a significant number of clients, ie users of addictive substances (especially illegal ones) have experience in serving a custodial sentence. The fact that more attention needs to be paid to the care of users of illegal addictive substances in prisons was confirmed by the Prison Service of the Czech Republic by creating a position for addictologists in prisons in 2018, following a successful pilot project. Targets: The core of the final work are case studies with the aim of examining the issue of matching needs in individual addictology services offered by Bělušice Prison. Given the prison's limited capacity to provide addictology services, also answer the question of whether the programs and interventions provided are sufficient or whether the possibility of setting up or amending one of the intervention programs could not be considered in the future. Research group: The research method of the case study was used for the clinical part of the final diploma thesis. The method of long-term observation and the study of available documentation were used to obtain information. Reduction and organization of information was used for data analysis, ie content analyzes...
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The client and his therapeutic continuum journey - extended casuistry study
Mádlová, Adéla ; Libra, Jiří (advisor) ; Pavlovská, Amalie (referee)
Background: The Kazuistic study focuses, besides the individual's client's fate, also on the successions that accompanied the client on his path through the therapeutic continuum. Client's subjective evaluation of their actual path through services gives us option to look at the issue of matching, from another angle. Matching or matching needs with the appropriate type of care for an individual client is a current issue, not only in addictology services, therefore is desirable to focus further on this topic. Targets: The core of the final bachelor thesis is a casuistic study that includes elaboration of respondents subjective evaluations with the intention to examine problematics of matching needs in individual addictological services. Research group: Four respondents, men, around the same age, with permanent residence in various places of the Czech Republic participated in the data collection. All respondents were in an unnamed prison in a specialized department for convicts with a behavioral disorder caused by the use of narcotics and psychotropic substances. Respondents were selected randomly for the purpose of diversity in undergoing treatments. Methodology: The practical part of the final bachelor's thesis was implemented with the contribution of a partially controlled interview, with...
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