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The study aims to explore how family contexts influence women's pathways into homelessness and substance use.

April 7, 2026Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work0 citations

Family Contexts and Pathways into Homelessness and Substance Use Among Women: A Phenomenological Study

APAzam PilevariKharazmi University APAli PilvariUniversity of Tabriz

Key Points

The study aims to explore how family contexts influence women's pathways into homelessness and substance use.
Conducted a phenomenological study to gather in-depth experiences of women
Examined the impact of family trauma and support on women's well-being
Analyzed the relationship between family violence and homelessness
Identified early trauma as a significant risk factor for homelessness
Found that strong social support can mitigate risks of substance use
Suggested that addressing family violence may enhance treatment outcomes for women

Abstract

Addressing early trauma and adverse family experiences may improve treatment engagement and strengthen the effectiveness of support services. Preventive and intervention efforts focusing on family violence, trauma, and social support are likely to play an important role in reducing women's risk of homelessness and its associated harms.

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