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Educating parents about child drug addiction
Hojerová, Eva ; Reichel, Jiří (advisor) ; Neusarová, Jana (referee)
The bachelor theses focuses on the prevention of drug addiction among children, specifically the education of parents in these matters. Family upbringing is understood to be one of the fundamental factors of prevention, which helps reducing the risk of drug related problems. The aim of this theses is to emphasize the necessity of informing and educating parents in these questions. Parents may take advantage of the gathered knowledge in applying the efficient drug prevention. The first part of the theses addresses the theoretical side of drug addiction. The basic terms, sub-division of drug types and methods of application are explained. Further more, the causes leading to drug addiction, negative effects of drug abuse, methods of prevention, types of therapy and information about legal regulations in the Czech Republic are also discussed. The second part adresses the family upbringing as one of the factors in the prevention of drug addiction. The third part of the theses is the orientational research of parents' knowledge in matters concerning drug addiction. An integral part of the bachelor theses is a framework of a parents' guide entitled "Do you know as much about drugs as your child does?"
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Educating Parents in Children's Drug Addiction Problems - A Quantitative Survey Project
Hojerová, Eva ; Reichel, Jiří (advisor) ; Beneš, Milan (referee)
The focus of the thesis is on drug addiction prevention in families. Education in the family is seen here as one of the key factors preventing substance addiction. In my work, I emphasize the need to inform and educate parents in this area and put forward solutions in the form of the project "Educating Parents in Children's Drug Addiction Problems". The purpose of the project is to publish a handbook for parents titled "Do You Know About Drugs What Your Child Does?" The publication will provide parents with basic information about drug addiction. In addition to theoretical knowledge about drugs, parents will also be offered practical advice and guidance on how to prevent potential problems with drugs in their children, on how to react when they learn about the child's experimentation with drugs and, last, but not least, how to act in the situation when they find out that their child is already drug-addicted. Prior to writing the handbook, quantitative survey of parents has been undertaken to map the situation in the area of drug addiction prevention in families. The aim is to include the results of the survey in the handbook in such a way that, e.g., its text, in some parts, will give details to the explanation of the problematic phenomena exposed by the survey. The survey is one part of an entire...
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Educating parents about child drug addiction
Hojerová, Eva ; Neusarová, Jana (referee) ; Reichel, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor theses focuses on the prevention of drug addiction among children, specifically the education of parents in these matters. Family upbringing is understood to be one of the fundamental factors of prevention, which helps reducing the risk of drug related problems. The aim of this theses is to emphasize the necessity of informing and educating parents in these questions. Parents may take advantage of the gathered knowledge in applying the efficient drug prevention. The first part of the theses addresses the theoretical side of drug addiction. The basic terms, sub-division of drug types and methods of application are explained. Further more, the causes leading to drug addiction, negative effects of drug abuse, methods of prevention, types of therapy and information about legal regulations in the Czech Republic are also discussed. The second part adresses the family upbringing as one of the factors in the prevention of drug addiction. The third part of the theses is the orientational research of parents' knowledge in matters concerning drug addiction. An integral part of the bachelor theses is a framework of a parents' guide entitled "Do you know as much about drugs as your child does?"
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