Substance Abusing Inmates: Experiences of Recovering Drug Addicts on Their Way Back Home (Hardcover, 2010)

Introduction: Reintegration and Migration Chapter One: Theoretical Framework Social Background Life-style Exposure and Routine Activity Differential Association Theory Social Bonding and Social Control Social Support Networks Discussion and Summary Chapter Two: The Study and Methodology The Interview Method Participants Sampling The Interviewing Process Chapter Three: There is no Place Like Home - Family Role in the Rehabilitation and Reintegration process. Family Criminal Activity and Drug Relapse The Causes of Criminality and Addiction Family Support and Assistance Spousal Role in Rehabilitation: The Need for Mutual Treatment Lack of Trust Discussion and Summary Chapter Four: Sense of Direction - The Need for Supervision Control and Supervision Continuum of Treatment and Outside Supervision After Release Community Supervision - Incentive or Leash? Discussion and Summary Chapter Five: What Do I Need to Succeed? Perception of Motivation and its Role in the Rehabilitation Process. Motivation to Change and Self-Efficacy Not Only Talking but Lots of Walking Doing it on My Own Discussion and Summary Chapter Six: Working My Way Out - the Challenge of Finding a Job Financial Problems The Importance of Employment in the Rehabilitation Process What have I Got to Offer? Trust Issues Discussion and Summary Chapter Seven: Dealing with Social Institutions From the Belly of the Beast to the Belly of Bureaucracy Lost in the Process Absorption Agents and Social Support - Can Someone Show Me the Way? Discussion andSummary Chapter Eight: Mentoring Others Been There Done That... Preaching the Practice Giving and Receiving Commitment - Being a Role Model Discussion and Summary Chapter Nine: What Does Migration have to do with Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Reentry? Same Story Different Players The Struggle to Survive Discussion and Summary Chapter Ten: Conclusion - Reintegration and Continuum of Care Study Limitations