Titlebook: Drugs, Identity and Stigma; Michelle Addison,William McGovern,Ruth McGovern Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Water Availability and Management in Mexicoses research poetics to explore the published literature on MWUD’s reports of their maternal practices and identity to better understand how the ‘good mothering’ ideal may be used to resist stigma. By centering mothers in their accounts of their parenting, tensions between internalising and resistin

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Water Science and Technology Librarysionals. We present a critical review, that is, a synthesis of relevant literature, to develop a critical hypothesis about the resultant identity crisis of a population of interest (HCPs) experiencing a specific phenomenon (drug and/or alcohol (ab)use). We therefore deliberate the experiences of HCP

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Water Availability and Management in Mexicond a Category C prison. We discuss the stigma associated with substance use, particularly the way Novel Psychoactive Substance (NPS) use is recognised, understood, and managed by staff. We explore the mechanisms of stigma within custodial settings and argue that the stigma attached to NPS use is par

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Women as Bearers of Modernity and Traditionores lived experience of non-dependent recreational drug use (NDRDU) among ‘older’ people who use drugs in North East England. For older people in this study, a lack of self-stigma about powder cocaine led to continued, routinised or normalised recreational use, and participants subverted stigma by

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