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CONTENT Acknowledgments 7 List of abbreviations 9 List of publications directly used in the book 10 Preface 11 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Recovery 13 1.1.1. About the recovery approach 13 1.2. Interpretative phenomenological analysis 19 1.2.1. Theoretical foundations 19 1.2.2. The relationship between IPA and other qualitative approaches 21 1.2.3. Research areas where IPA is (often) used 22 1.2.4. IPA research design 24 1.3. IPA and recovery 26 1.4. Hungarian qualitative studies on alcohol and substance use 27 1.5 The aim ofthe book 28 2. THE THERAPEUTIC JOURNEYS OF RECOVERING HELPERS - AN INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANALYSIS (STUDY 1) 2.1. Introduction 35 2.2. Methods 35 2.3. Results 36 2.3.1. Starting Using Drugs or Gambling 2.3.2. Becomingan Addict 2.3.3. Hitting Bottom 2.3.4. Becoming a Helper 2.4. Discussion 39 2.5. Conclusion 40 3. ASSESSING THE EXPERIENCE OF USING SYNTHETIC CANNABINOIDS BY MEANS OF INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANALYSIS (STUDY 2) 3.1. Background 41 3.2. Methods 44 3.3. Results 46 3.3.1. Unpredictable effects 3.3.2. SCs take over peoples lives 3.4. Discussion 51 3.5. Conclusions 54
