Family Climate and its Relation To the Social Stigma Feeling of Recovering Addicts

The current research was aimed at determining the nature of the relationship between Family Climate and its Relation to the Social Stigma Feeling of Recovering Addicts, and determining the differences between males and females in Family Climate and Social Stigma Feeling, It also aimed to determine the relationship between the two study variables of the study and both the income and the place of residence. The research sample consisted of 150 men and women recovering from addiction at Al-Rakhawi Hospital. This study belongs to the type of descriptive studies, using a social survey approach by a simple random sampling method. The research tools included a knowledge data sheet, a family climate scale, and the Social Stigma Feeling scale among those recovering from addiction. The results of the study found that there is a positive, statistically significant relationship between the family climate and the Social Stigma Feeling among those recovering from addiction. It also found that there are no statistically significant differences between males and females on the family climate scale. It was also found that there are statistically significant differences between males and females on the Social Stigma Feeling scale among those recovering from addiction is in favor of females at a significant level (0.01). There is also an inverse relationship between family income and family climate at a significant level (0.05), and there is no relationship between family climate and place of residence, and there is no relationship between Social Stigma Feeling and family income, place of residence