AS PRÁTICAS RELIGIOSAS DENTRO DO PROCESSO DE REABILITAÇÃO DE QUÍMICO-DEPENDENTES DA CASA DO OLEIRO DE QUIRINÓPOLIS, GOIÁS (2013).

Abstract

The research, "The religious practices within the chemical- dependent process of rehabilitation of The Casa do Oleiro of Quirinopolis, Goiás (2013 )", had the financial support of the Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de Goiás (FAPEG) noted the work of recovery chemical-dependent developed by "Casa do Oleiro", an institution maintained by the Assembly of God Mission church. This research aimed to evaluate the religious practices of the entity in question, as well as its role in the recovery of addicted process. This proposal is characterized as exploratory research literature and phenomenological character with field research. The study subjects were drug addicts in recovery, leaders and supporters of the organization researched process. The literature search sought to gather information on the topics-religionhealth drugs ; drug-addiction-recovery-conversion ; religion -dependency -society- anomie, whose bias strand religion-health. The fieldwork comprised the semistructured 14 internal and 6 internal entity retrieval application questionnaire. The problem was now proposed that the entity in question has the appropriate conditions to promote the recovery of its internal and which elements of a religious nature are used in the process, still evaluating whether these are indeed effective. It was considered in the analysis of data recovery time, the statistic recovered in the proposed time and after such individuals return to addiction, and investigate which means clinical, emotional, religious and confessional psychotropic employed by the entity in question in order to recover their clientele and assess which variants the " recovered " attribute their detoxification. The verified results of the survey allow us to infer that religious practices used within the process provide significant conditions promote certain levels of recovery, provided that the internal is willing to adhere to religious practices worked as a therapeutic proposal for a religious character that the organization offers. The crux of the recovery process offered is situated in the work that is done in the religious and moral personal life related to internal fields during and after treatment. The results also may point out that there is no foolproof evidence that religion and religious practices offered within the entity investigated to be fully effective in the recovery process, although there are traces of that exert positive influence yes.