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August 25, 2025

The correlation between perception of social exclusion and ontological well-being of individuals with substance use disorder

SPSibel PolatMinistry of Health MŞMehmet ŞahinSelçuk University YÇYusuf ÇağlarAnkara University

Key Points

Diminished ontological well-being correlates with increased feelings of social exclusion in those with substance use disorder.
Participants reported heightened psychological consequences such as stigma and isolation, impacting their overall well-being.
Assessment included interviews on self-esteem and social experiences among individuals with substance use disorder within a community support group.
Findings highlight the need for targeted interventions to address social risks associated with substance use disorder.

Abstract

Background People with substance use disorder tend to be exposed to several factors that raise the risk of social exclusion. Substance use disorder can lead to a series of psychological and social consequences that can impair well-being, such as social isolation, stigma, and decreased self-esteem. Diminished ontological well-being may raise the risk of social exclusion in people with substance use disorder.

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