Disadvantages Of Incarceration In Jails

From a treatment perspective, I think this statement has some truth to it. When addicts or any criminal are locked in jail, it prevents them from committing crimes and doing drugs. It is unfortunate that the only way to assure they stop engaging in bad behaviors is if they are taken away from society. They no longer have access to items in which they can engage in bad behaviors. However, this statement is not entirely true. It is still possible for addicts to get drugs inside jails. Lots of people smuggle drugs inside jails so addicts can use.
Although incarceration is seen as the worst place to be, there are advantages for individuals with co-occurring disorders. The most significant advantage of incarceration that it keeps the individual alive. Another advantage is getting educated. Some prisons do provide programs where inmates can learn about various topics. Incarceration also keeps inmates active. Whether it is working doing laundry, groundskeeping, working in the kitchen, or the library, each activity keeps inmates active. Prison allows addicts to stay abstinent and gives them time to reflect on their lives.

A disadvantage to incarceration is that it does that provide the proper treatment for people with co-occurring disorders. treatment is important to …show more content…
The most important thing to prevent relapse drift is maintaining an active lifestyle. Having a structured life is key in prevent relapse drift. I would have my client attend activities such as support groups and engaging activities. Once an individual stops attending therapy and activities, it is easy for relapse drift to occur. Maintaining activity prevents thoughts or desire to use. Supporting activities and keeps the individual occupied and away from any temptation of using again. I would encourage clients to go be active by taking a walk or joining a gym, spend time with peers from support groups, or anything healthy that they can engage in. The more they keep busy the better it is for their