Predicting the recovery process of recovering addicts based on health and family components of Islamic lifestyle

Hadi Daneshparvar¹ Asghar Daneshparvar²

1) Master of Islamic Psychology, Arsanjan Branch, Islamic Azad University of Arsanjan, Iran.
2) BSc in Social Work, Behzisti University of Applied Sciences, Shiraz, Iran.

IOI Code : XEAC-GCKDC
Publication : 1st International Conference and 2nd National Conference on Psychology and Religion(cpruma.ir)
Abstract :
    Substance abuse is a chronic, recurrent, and complex disorder in which substance abuse continues despite catastrophic negative consequences. The purpose of this study is to predict the recovery process of recurrent addicts based on the health and family components of the Islamic lifestyle in Shiraz.The statistical population includes all drug abusers who have referred to Shiraz addiction treatment centers in 2021 (N = 500) to quit drug use. Inclusion criteria: At least 6 months have passed since their presence in addiction centers, having a history of addiction, having at least 1 history of quitting drugs, less than 6 months after quitting and having motivation to participate in the program were selected and returned to prediction scale questions ( PRS) and Islamic lifestyle questionnaire answered.The extracted data were evaluated by correlation and regression analysis using SPSS software version 24 and the results showed that the life-giving teachings and guidelines of Islam include all aspects of individual and social life. For all stages of human life, there are certain principles and rules that lead to divine guidance. Following the Islamic way of life protects people against social problems and issues such as delinquency, substance abuse and addiction.

Keywords : addiction health family islamic lifestyle