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Parental alkoholism and its impact on the psyche of children
Beránková, Monika ; Žáčková, Hana (advisor) ; Nová, Monika (referee)
In the theoretical part of this bachelor thesis, there is a general summary of information about alcoholism, children's psyche and their developement, family, and strategies focusing on coping with the fact that their parents are people with greater problems, issues in the family and the impact of family on a child. The thesis consists of a possible precaution for children of parents- alcoholics and publication which was written mainly by the offspring of such parents for them. As the research method in practival part, the analysis of obtained questionnaire was used, quantity research in other words. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Self-confidence of adult children of alcoholics
Andrlová, Helena ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Svěcená, Kateřina (referee)
Background: Foreign studies shown, that children from alcoholic family have lower self-esteem, compared to children living in a family where alcohol abuse does not occur. At the same time, there is a clear connection with alcohol use and insufficient fulfillment of family functions. Aims: The aim of this work is to describe self-confidence and possible connections in relation to growing up with an alcoholic in adult children of alcoholics (ACOAa). Attention is paid to the description of their childhood experiences and events that subjectively affected their self-confidence. Methods: To finding aims was used The Rosenberg Scale, The life curve method and semi-structured interviews, which I then evaluated using a thematic analysis. The research sample consisted of 8 respondents who grew up with an alcoholic parent as a child. Participants were approached based on the convenience sampling and snowball method. Results: Respondents described self-confidence in relation to individual areas of life. An important area of self-confidence proved to be at the level of one's own personality, which included self-development in the work sphere, free time and establishing new relationships. The experience of childhood was related to parental disharmony, lack of time spent together and the way of upbringing in...
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Historical development of addiction treatment and specialized services for women on the Czech territory
Šeblová, Anna ; Šejvl, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Miovský, Michal (referee)
Background: At the beginning of the 20th century, first expert institutes for the treatment of addiction started to appear in what is now Czechia and Slovakia. Apart from treating male patients, demand in society for similar institutes devoted to women also increased, as a result of rising public awareness of addictive substance use - especially alcohol - even among women, including during pregnancy and motherhood. As women reached a new stature in society during the 20th century thanks to continuing emancipation, their relationship to addictive substances also changed - a shift especially apparent after World War 2. Aims: The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to describe the process of establishment of specialized institutes focusing on women struggling with addiction, the shifting attitudes and approaches towards treating female addiction, and to map the history of addiction treatment with a special emphasis on the female gender from the beginning of the 20th century until the year 1989. Methods: This work utilised the method of collection of data from available sources, including monographies, scientific articles, and annual studies. Unfortunately, the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in the Czech Republic caused libraries to be either closed or operating in a highly restricted mode for much of the years 2020...
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Life and Work of MUDr Helena Skopkova
Talpa, Radek ; Šejvl, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Popov, Petr (referee)
Background Abstract: The development of therapeutic care was systematically developing throughout the Czech Republic after 1948, especially in psychiatric facilities. Although the founding of Apolinar established a pivotal therapeutic-treatment procedure, there were also experts who were partially diverted from it and sought paths with primary concern for the good of the patient. Such a person was MUDr. Helena Škopková. Goal: The aim of the work is to present the life-long work of MUDr. Helena Škopková and to find key moments that influenced her work, access to patients and the possibilities of developing new therapeutic-treatment approaches. Method: The work is processed as a qualitative study based on the analysis of the documents found relating to the publication and other work activities of MUDr. Helena Škopková, supplemented and systematized by an interview with her. Results: Conducted research has managed to compress the complete picture of one of the most prominent figures of psychiatric and adictological care in our territory MUDr. Helena Škopková and her influence on the development in field of adictions treatment. Conclusion: MUDR. Helena Škopková has been working since 1958 in the psychiatry field and since 1963 in psychiatric hospital in Dobřany she has been working on addiction...
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The development of the first facilities offering treatment programmes for alcohol-dependent patients in Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia: analysis of the historical and institutional framework and context of the origin, development, and dissolution of such programmes until 1945
Šejvl, Jaroslav ; Miovský, Michal (advisor) ; Nožina, Miroslav (referee) ; Morovicsová, Eva (referee)
Background: The tradition of specialised institutional alcohol treatment in what is now the Czech Republic dates back over a hundred years. The first modern institution aimed at treating alcohol dependency began to operate on 7 September 1948. While formally constituting an organisational unit of the Psychiatric Clinic, the "U Apolináře" facility, headed by Dr. Jaroslav Skála, was an independent workplace which gave rise to a distinct treatment approach. Becoming known as the "Apolinar" treatment model, this approach was adopted by all the residential alcohol treatment facilities which came into existence or operated in Czechoslovakia from 1948 to 1989. Before the establishment of this department, three similar treatment facilities existed on the historical territory of Czechoslovakia - Velké Kunčice (1911 to 1915), Tuchlov (1923 to 1938), and Istebné nad Oravou (1937 to 1939/1949). Aim: The aim of the dissertation thesis was to describe the analysis of the conditions which had an influence on the origin, development, operation, and dissolution of the three oldest specialised alcohol treatment institutions on the historical territory of what is now the Czech Republic and Slovakia from 1900 to 1945. Methods: The research involved qualitative content analysis of historical materials, mainly written...
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