Peer Pressure and Standing Strong: A Guide for Teens
NACoA's Peer Pressure and Standing Strong: A Guide for Teens provides valuable information to be true to themselves and form health boundaries when dealing with today's peer pressure DOWNLOAD
Substance Use Disorder Hurts Everyone in the Family
Substance Use Disorder Hurts Everyone in the Family explains the substance use disorders in a way that pre-teens and teens can understand. DOWNLOAD
The Importance of Holiday Rituals
The Importance of Holiday Rituals is helpful guidance for caring adults who want to help children affected by parental addiction by stressing the importance of positive, dependable traditions, even when
Does Your Mom or Dad Have a Substance Use Disorder
Does Your Mom or Dad Have a Substance Use Disorder discusses age appropriately for pre-teens and teenagers the symptoms of substance use disorders, and what it may feel like having
Ways to Empower Children to Heal
Ways to Empower Children to Heal is an infographic outlining important ways that caring adults can help children heal from the impact of parental addiction in their lives, whether the
Family Recovery Means
Family Recovery Means… is an infographic bulleting the valuable gifts of recovery for families. DOWNLOAD
Support for COAs When School is Not in Session: Remind Them They are Not Alone
SUPPORT FOR COAS WHEN SCHOOL IS NOT IN SESSION:Remind Them They are Not AloneChildren growing up in homes with parents who have substance use disorders (SUDs) face additional challenges during
Grandparents: Helping Those Raising Their Children’s Children Because of SUD
Grandparents: Helping Those Raising Their Children's Children Because of SUD outlines essential support for special family members who are raising children when their own parents are unable due to SUD.
Understanding the Seven Cs
An effective tool that NACoA utilizes in its work to bring awareness to those in a position to help children of parents suffering from alcohol or substance misuse is the
Unlocking Healing: How a 4-Day Journaling Practice Can Help Adult COAs Heal Mind and Body
Growing up in a home affected by a parent's substance use disorder can create lasting ripples throughout our lives. Many adult children of addiction/alcoholics (ACOAs) carry silent wounds—adverse childhood experiences
