Disintegrative and integrateve limiting factors reducing the appeal for narcological assistance
The materials of the study are a comparative analysis of subjective factors that prevent the access of drug users to active drug users. In the comparative study, 69 active drug users and 56 doctors of psychiatrists-narcologists took part. As a result of the study, the most important limiting subjective factors were identified, which were grouped by the authors into two subgroups: 1) disintegrative factors, 2) integrative factors. Accounting for these factors is an important condition for attracting drug addicts to treatment.