Addiction problems have both an individual and societal dimension. Addiction problems, and particularly addiction diseases, typically extend to the entirety of the familial, social, and professional environment of those affected, often leading to additional problems, such as health and financial issues, and sometimes even to stigmatization and social exclusion.

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Introduction

  • Knut Tielking,
  • Manfred Rabes

摘要

Addiction problems have both an individual and societal dimension. Addiction problems, and particularly addiction diseases, typically extend to the entirety of the familial, social, and professional environment of those affected, often leading to additional problems, such as health and financial issues, and sometimes even to stigmatization and social exclusion.