الصحة النفسية للنساء و مخاطر الوقوع في عالم المخدرات و الإدمان

الملخص EN

Most women in the whole world and developing countries suffer greatly from the accumulated cycle of vulnerability towards their gender This accumulated weakness makes her prey to mental disorders in many cases as a result of the social, economic and family pressures she suffers from throughout her life stages.

If these mental disorders do not find a proper diagnosis and treatment, they may develop into an escape from reality, whether by complying with mental illness or entering the world of drugs and addiction, Where they bear the brunt of their suffering from addiction and the negative effects that follow at the personal or societal level.

These accumulated qualitative gaps that women face, whether from social, economic and family conditions, which expose them to the risks of psychological disorders or may lead them to addiction, make them suffer from a qualitative gap against them in their journey with Addiction, whether in terms of recognizing or treating their addiction.

This study seeks to identify the types of psychological disorders facing women, the size of the statistical and knowledge gap for statistics and studies concerned with the percentage of women and addiction, and to monitor the reasons and motives for women’s entry into the world of addiction and the various effects associated with their addiction, as an attempt to formulate a psycho-social analytical vision for women’s issues in the world Abuse and addiction do justice to women and highlight statistical and knowledge gaps for their investigation and inclusion in the various strategies concerned with mental health and addiction.

This study reached a number of results, the most important of which are: Women are exposed to many psychological diseases and disorders in their personality due to social, family and environmental factors that stress women and do not provide them with proper care and care at the time of the various psychological and biological transformations they are going through, and then push them to develop depression or some psychological disorders that differ in strength and adaptation according to each case.

The study revealed a statistical knowledge gap about addiction rates among women, as Arab and local reports and surveys do not indicate the extent of the problem of abuse and addiction among women in actual numbers, for various reasons, including customs and traditions and their control over some families, in addition to the dominance of the male culture that does not allow disclosure of The presence of female addicts in the family, some of which is related to the lack of interest in monitoring data on women abusers and addicts.

Surveys or reports did not single out a focus on women’s addiction, their ages, and the type of drug they use in the form of a dedicated and detailed report for women at all local and regional levels.

There are multiple dimensions of the knowledge gap related to women’s studies in the world of drugs and addiction, The first dimension comes through the volume of studies concerned with women, and the quality of these studies, detailed, survey or individual studies.

The second dimension is represented in the size of the samples that have been studied in these studies, and the predominance of individual studies.

With few samples on survey studies of large samples at the community level, and the third dimension is the neglect of the privacy of women in the field of abuse and addiction in terms of motives and causes, type of drug and addiction experience, treatment journey from it, integration after recovery, and the extent of exploitation and discrimination that females are exposed to, And the crimes associated with entering this world.

Women’s motives for entering the world of addiction differ greatly from males, as women enter the world of drugs as a result of being affected by societal, economic and family pressures that they suffer from, or as a result of personal and psychological motives that cause their suffering, mental illness and depression, which may push them to escape from pain, reality and drift in the world of drugs and addiction.