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Journal articles on the topic "Toxicomanes – Québec (Province) – Psychologie"
Légaré, Andrée-Anne, Francine Ferland, Nadine Blanchette-Martin, Alexandra Champagne, Haniel Baillargeon-Lemieux, Pascal Garceau, and Isabelle Giroux. "Cibles du traitement des joueurs problématiques : existe-t-il des différences entre les hommes et les femmes ?" Drogues, santé et société 13, no. 1 (October 31, 2014): 53–67. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1027125ar.
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Bouchard, Majorik. "Association entre la perception rétrospective de déterminants de vie marquants et la gravité de la toxicomanie chez des hommes toxicomanes-judiciarisés de la province de Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24711/24711.pdf.
Full textVerret, Anne. "L'expérience des jeunes adultes ayant vécu avec un parent dépendant aux substances psychoactives." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27370.
Full textFradet, Lucie. "L’appropriation du processus de participation d'une recherche-action participative par des personnes utilisatrices de drogues engagées dans une démarche créative." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/69702.
Full textParticipatory action research (PAR) is used in public health to better understand complex health and social issues and to find appropriate solutions. In addition, the participation of marginalized people in PAR has proven to be highly relevant in gaining access to their experiential knowledge about the issues at stake. In turn, PAR allows their voices to be heard and empowers them to act to improve their situation as well as the interventions that affect them. The participation of people who use drugs, who are particularly vulnerable to HIV/AIDS, has become an international imperative for an ethical and effective response to the epidemic. However, few studies have dealt with their ownership of the participation process. Moreover, given the numerous meanings of PAR, the diversity of its epistemic orientations and methodologies, including artistic techniques, as well as the extent of participation from one study to another, it is difficult to assess its real potential. As a result, many doubt its credibility and the scientific value of the knowledge it produces. This thesis was therefore conducted to examine how the appropriation of the participation process in a PAR with people who use drugs can contribute to the construction and mobilization of valid knowledge. In the context of the fight against sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections, this doctoral project was linked to a PAR developed through a partnership between community organizations, academics as well as public health institutions, in Montreal and Quebec City. In 2011 and 2012, the doctoral student worked as a research assistant for the committee conducting this PAR composed of six people who use drugs and a community organizer from the Point de Repères grass roots organization in Quebec City. Using a creative artistic approach, the committee collected verbal and visual data with the objective of making visible the community actions of Point de Repères as well as the social action of participants in the organization's activities. A longitudinal qualitative study on the appropriation of the participation process by the members of this committee was thus realized. The particularity of this thesis was to position the student-researcher as a participant in her own research, therefore as a part of her object of study. The objectives of the thesis were to examine the committee’s ownership of the partnership intentions and strategies; to identify its achievements; to document the reflective feedback of its members; and to establish the progression of the process. An interactional analysis was carried out on a series of audio recordings of the committee meetings as well on individual interviews held at the end of the PAR with the six persons who used drugs. A conceptual framework was developed for the analysis, using mainly the Rubicon Model of action phases (Achtzeger et Gollwitzer, 2008). This study reveals that the committee has authentically embraced this space for discussion, reflection, decision and action. Even without having full decision-making power, its members were actively involved in developing the PAR methodology, building knowledge and preparing for mobilization. Thanks to the trust established over a long period of time between Point de Repères, the Quebec City researchers and people who use drugs, the committee was able to apply several methodological criteria of qualitative research and others more specific to PAR. The committee has thus built knowledge that is valid from a scientific, relational and personal point of view. As a contribution to the advancement of knowledge, this thesis describes in detail the dynamics and processes of the participatory dimension of a specific PAR: partnership and transformational dynamics, group dynamics, knowledge construction and mobilization processes, creation processes and reflexivity processes. By showing the value and richness of the knowledge of people who use drugs, it contributes to increase the credibility of PAR. Finally, it allows to deconstruct certain prejudices against the people who use drugs according to which they would be unable to comply with the requirements of a PAR.
Légaré, Andrée-Anne. "Traitements de groupes incluant des joueurs et des toxicomanes : retombées du traitement et exploration des facteurs thérapeutiques." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29951.
Full textBouchard, Julie. "Les facteurs psychosociaux qui interviennent dans la survenue de passage à l'acte violent chez les personnes présentant des troubles concomitants de santé mentale grave de toxicomanie : point de vue des personnes présentant ces problématiques." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/19798.
Full textGauthier, Audrey, and Audrey Gauthier. "Analyse de l'expérience d'hommes qui participent à un groupe psychoéducatif dans le cadre du programme Toxico-Justice offert en milieu carcéral sous l'angle des facteurs d'aide." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27962.
Full textLes groupes de traitement de la toxicomanie en milieu carcéral offrent un contexte d’intervention particulier. Bien que plusieurs études abordent leur efficacité, les processus d’intervention qui y prennent place ont été très peu explorés dans les écrits scientifiques. Il devenait alors pertinent d’entreprendre cette recherche, qui tente de saisir l’expérience des hommes qui participent à un groupe psychoéducatif dans le cadre du programme Toxico-Justice offert en milieu carcéral. S’inscrivant dans la perspective de l’interactionnisme symbolique, l’étude utilise l’entretien qualitatif semi-directif afin d’élaborer un portrait subjectif de l’expérience de groupe ainsi que du rôle des interactions dans cette expérience. L’échantillon est constitué de dix hommes ayant complété le programme Toxico-Justice depuis moins d’un an au moment de l’entrevue. Les résultats obtenus ont permis d’analyser la présence de huit facteurs d’aide au sein du groupe : le partage d’information, la connaissance de soi, la cohésion, l’universalité, l’altruisme, la catharsis, la révélation de soi et l’apprentissage par imitation. La présence de ces facteurs d’aide a été modérée par certaines difficultés qui ont teinté les interactions entre les membres du groupe. Le contexte de groupe ouvert ainsi que le contexte carcéral font partie des facteurs qui auraient rendu les interactions entre les membres du groupe plus difficiles. Néanmoins, les résultats montrent que les participants ont atteint l’objectif du groupe, qui est d’approfondir leur réflexion sur leurs habitudes de consommation et de réduire leur risque de récidive en regard des conduites délinquantes associées à la toxicomanie. Différentes pistes sont explorées afin d’amenuiser l’impact des difficultés vécues dans l’expérience des participants.
Prison-based substance abuse treatment groups provide a specific context for intervention. Although several studies address their effectiveness, the group processes of these groups have been little explored in scientific literature. It became relevant to undertake this research, which attempts to capture the experience of men who participate in a psychoeducational group as part of the Toxico-Justice, a prison-based program. Based on symbolic interactionism, the study uses semi-directive interviews to develop a subjective picture of group experience and the role of interactions in this experience. The sample consisted of ten men who completed the Toxico-Justice program for less than one year at the time of the interview. Results highlighted the presence of eight therapeutic factors within the group: information sharing, self-understanding, cohesion, universality, altruism, catharsis, self-disclosure and interpersonal learning. The presence of these therapeutic factors has been moderated by some difficulties encountered in the interactions between the members of the group. The open group context as well as the prison context are among the factors that would have made interactions between group members more difficult. Nevertheless, the results show that participants met the group's objective of deepening their reflection on their using habits and reducing their risk of recidivism in relation to delinquent behaviors associated with drug addiction. Different avenues are explored in order to reduce the impact of the difficulties encountered in the participants' experience.
Prison-based substance abuse treatment groups provide a specific context for intervention. Although several studies address their effectiveness, the group processes of these groups have been little explored in scientific literature. It became relevant to undertake this research, which attempts to capture the experience of men who participate in a psychoeducational group as part of the Toxico-Justice, a prison-based program. Based on symbolic interactionism, the study uses semi-directive interviews to develop a subjective picture of group experience and the role of interactions in this experience. The sample consisted of ten men who completed the Toxico-Justice program for less than one year at the time of the interview. Results highlighted the presence of eight therapeutic factors within the group: information sharing, self-understanding, cohesion, universality, altruism, catharsis, self-disclosure and interpersonal learning. The presence of these therapeutic factors has been moderated by some difficulties encountered in the interactions between the members of the group. The open group context as well as the prison context are among the factors that would have made interactions between group members more difficult. Nevertheless, the results show that participants met the group's objective of deepening their reflection on their using habits and reducing their risk of recidivism in relation to delinquent behaviors associated with drug addiction. Different avenues are explored in order to reduce the impact of the difficulties encountered in the participants' experience.
Mercure, Sarah-Amélie. ""Moi, j'ai besoin de m'sentir reliée à c'te monde-là" : un éclairage salutogénique des rapports de femmes TSR-UDI à leur milieu." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26582/26582.pdf.
Full textBertard, Marie-Cécile. "Identification des déterminants de l'intention d'utiliser une seringue neuve lors de chaque injection chez des personnes utilisant des drogues injectables en marge des services à Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25349/25349.pdf.
Full textBaptiste, Françoise. "Exploration de l'influence de la drogue sur l'alimentation des femmes travailleuses du sexe de rue et utilisatrices de drogues par injection de Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/26697/26697.pdf.
Full textMichaud, Marie-Christine. "Les facteurs d'aide au sein des groupes de soutien et de thérapie pour les personnes dépendantes à l'alcool ou aux drogues." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/19539.
Full textBooks on the topic "Toxicomanes – Québec (Province) – Psychologie"
Riverin-Simard, Danielle. Carrière et classes sociales. Montréal: Éditions Saint-Martin, 1990.
Find full textDesmeules, Georges. Les personnages du théâtre québécois. Québec, Qué: L'Instant même, 2000.
Find full textDesmeules, Georges. Les personnages du théâtre québécois. Québec: L'Instant même, 2000.
Find full textDesmeules, Georges. Les personnages du théâtre québécois. Québec: L'instant même, 2000.
Find full textGuitouni, Moncef. Entretiens avec Moncef Guitouni sur ses études du comportement des jeunes dans le cadre de son approche multidimensionnelle et de l'éducation. Sainte-Foy: Presses de l'Université du Québec, 1993.
Find full textLouise, Capra, ed. Être prof, moi j'aime ça!: Les saisons d'une démarche de croissance pédagogique. Montréal, Qué: Éditions de la Chenelière, 1994.
Find full textRuffo, Andrée. Les enfants de l'indifférence: Il suffit pourtant d'un regard. [Montréal]: Editions de l'Homme, 1993.
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