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Addiction day

Addiction day. Lieze Paulina Bert² Anniek Jens Britt Tim Hanne Jasmin Asia Reinhilde Rafael Heli Yvonne. Programme of the day morning session. Introduction What is addiction ? Why do people use drugs?

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Addiction day

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  1. Addictionday LiezePaulina Bert² Anniek Jens Britt Tim Hanne Jasmin Asia Reinhilde Rafael Heli Yvonne

  2. Programme of the daymorning session • Introduction • What is addiction? • Why do peopleuse drugs? • Legal framework of addiction in Belgium, Finland, the Netherlands and Poland. • Scale of addiction in Belgium, Finland, the Netherlands and Poland. • Socialeffects of addiction • Debate on addiction

  3. Programme of the dayafternoonsession • Trial • Discussion in jury: guilty or innocent? • Discussion in jury: whatshould the verdict be? • Individual reflection • Definition of addiction • Closing

  4. Introduction film

  5. Bio-psycho-social model

  6. Why do peopleuse drugs? • Film of Mark Lewis • http://www.vier.be/dekruitfabriek/videos/het-volledige-interview-met-marc-lewis/26542

  7. What kind of addictions? • Alcohol • Drugs • Legal • Illegal • Tobacco • Gambling • Gaming • Internet • Eating disorders • Bodybuilding • Body manipulation

  8. POLAND • Selling alcohol tomiors -> Fine – 2 years of jail • Alcohol is notsoldtodrunkpeople • FINLAND • 18-20 years -> light alcohol (<22% in stores, all kinds of in bars) • +20 -> liquors • Alcohol is notsoldtodrunkpeople ALCOHOL • THE NETHERLANDS • Same as in Belgium withages • BUT changing in the law: 18+ instead of 16+ for light alcohol • Major can stop cafeselling alcohol • BELGIUM • -16 -> no alcohol is allowed • 16-18 -> light alcohol • 18+ -> liquors is allowed

  9. , • FINLAND • Completelyillegal • Punishment • POLAND • All are illegal • Using is allowed, sellingnot • Illegaltogiveittosomeone • Punishment DRUGS • THE NETHERLANDS • Soft drugs allowed to grow at home (max. 3 plants) and buy • Coffeeshops • Weed card • No hard drugs allowed • BELGIUM • 5 grams of soft drugs (for personal use) is allowed • BUT notwhenchildren are around or in public area’s • No hard-drugs THE NETHERLANDS Soft drugs is allowedtogrow (max. 3 plants) andbuy: coffeeshops and weed card No hard-drugsallowed ,

  10. , • FINLAND • Legal • Age limit 18 years • POLAND • Working on law • Legal  illegal • BUT notcompleted GAMBLING • BELGIUM • Somegroups of jobs are forbiddentogo to casino’s. • Request personal banning for casino • THE NETHERLANDS • Age limit  18 years ,

  11. Scale of use in each country • Poland (40 mln inhabitants) • 11,5 % overusing alcohol • 1,5% addicted to alcohol • 0,25% addicted to drugs • Finland (5,4 mln inhabitants) • 5,5% overusing alcohol • 2,7% addicted to alcohol • 0,26 addicted to drugs • Belgium (11 mln inhabitants) • No numbers available • The netherlands (17 mln inhabitants) • 4,5% addicted to alcohol • 0,18% addicted to drugs • 3,6% addicted to sedatives

  12. Debate Bodybuilding and anorexiaaren’taddictions

  13. Debate You, and onlyyou, areresponsible for yourownaddiction

  14. Debate An addictionis a disease, not a habit

  15. Debate Someonewhoisaddicted, cangetthebest help fromsomeonewhoalsohavebeenaddicted

  16. Debate Therearegood and badaddictions

  17. Debate Cigarettesshould be completelyoffthe market

  18. Debate An addictionis part of your DNA, not your learning process

  19. Closing film • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnswDXgvv8g

  20. Definition of addiction • What do youthinkaboutadiction? Isyouropinionchanged?

  21. Individualreflection • Guidelines • Whatdidyouthinkabouttoday? • Whatwereyourthoughtsaboutaddictionbeforethistopicday and afterour performance? • What will youtakewithyouwhenyou be become a socialworker?

  22. Thanks for yourattention and input! Youwere a lovelyaudience!

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