Factors Influencing Meth Use
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Factors Influencing Meth Use
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Mere is 16 and lives in a fictional New Zealand town. Her whānau has been under stress because a parent lost work, and money is tight. Mere has also been feeling anxious and sleeping poorly. At a weekend gathering, an older acquaintance offers her meth and says it will help her stay awake and forget her worries. Two friends say no and suggest going for a walk instead. Mere is unsure what to do. She knows a youth worker at her community centre has listened without judging her before.
- One difficult experience always causes someone to use meth.
- Stress, social pressure and availability can interact, while support and safer choices can reduce risk.
- Only a person’s character affects whether they use meth.
- If friends are supportive, other pressures no longer matter.
- Peer influence
- Availability
- Financial stress
- Emotional wellbeing
- An acquaintance offers meth at the gathering
- Mere feels anxious and sleeps poorly
- A parent has lost work and money is tight
- Friends suggest leaving the gathering together
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