Developmental Influences And Considerations A Case Study...

Developmental Influences and Considerations: A Case Study of Sharon There are a variety of theories surrounding the development of human beings, and the correlation of these stages of development related to substance abuse and dependence, is critical for individualized and competent treatment strategies. Developmental theories, such as Erik Erikson’s Stage Theory, provide a general applicable progression by age, but also factors in biology, environment, and unique personality characteristics within one’s development (Van Wormer Davis, 2018). This paper will examine the specific case study of Sharon, her proposed stage of development, and its perceived role in her substance use disorder. Two risk factors will be identified, as well as†¦show more content†¦Currently, Sharon is navigating Erickson’s Stage of Intimacy vs Isolation, in an effort to experience love: at this time, she is using alcohol and shallow human connection as a substitute for deep and meaningful human relationships that promote unconditional love (Vogel -Scibilia et Al., 2009). Risk Factors Related to Developmental Stage of Client The first identified risk factor for Sharon, particularly during the stage intimacy vs isolation, is co-dependent relationships. KovaÄ , Vukadin, ZoriÄ ić, Peco, and Vukić (2014) discussed the impact of socio-environmental factors for drinking behaviors in women, describing the ways in which women mimic the drinking patterns of significant people in their life, including significant others. Brewer (2006) described the progression of alcoholism in women as placing them outside of normal society and in the company of alcoholics, or even worse in Sharon’s case, further isolation. Additionally, and due to Sharon’s internal drive for deep connection with others, she is at risk at entering a relationship with another alcoholic. Women have greater chances of becoming intimately involved with a partner who is dependent on substances (Van Wormer Davis, 2018). The second identified risk factor for Sharon as a fema le, is the use of alcohol as a primary coping strategy for life stressors and negative feelings. 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