Manifestations of family dynamics in sociocultural risk factors that affect the alcohol consumption in young people of 12 to 18 years in Covid-19 time

Abstract

This article was intended. Identify the sociocultural risk factors that influence alcohol consumption   in   young   people   from   12   to 18 years of age in the Pablo VI educational institution in the municipality of Barrancas La Guajira. From different perspectives, it was characterized by its methodological process, implicit in the research. descriptive, quantitative approach, non-experimental, cross-sectional and field design, the population was 25 students. 

Whose results show problematic situations that require articulated actions to look for alternatives given the relevance for mental health, likewise, the theoretical bases, guaranteed the integrated strengthening of the study objective, in view of the above, the mhGAP Intervention Guide stands out, 2010, it is necessary to “Promote a change in the adolescent’s environment instead of focusing directly on the adolescent as the problem. For example, promote participation in school or work and in after-school / work activities that occupy the adolescent’s time, and promote participation in group activities that facilitate the acquisition of skills and contribution to their communities.   It is important that adolescents get involved in activities that interest them” (p.63)