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
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
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.
Generational Patterns of Resistance and Recovery By William L. White, M.A. and Rita A. Chaney, M.S. The authors have spent decades observing individuals with severe alcohol and other drug (AOD)
Living With Addiction By: Stephanie Brown, PhDStephanie Abbott, MA A significant number of clients who seek the services of marriage and family therapists (MFTs) have been affected—directly and indirectly—by addiction.
The Health and Social Impact of Growing Up With Alcohol Abuse By: Robert Anda, MD, MS The common stressful and traumatic exposures affecting the (neuro) development of our children are
Judicial Perspectives on Family Drug Treatment Courts By: Rosemary TischShirley N. Sparks The societal burden of child abuse is exorbitant and it is of vital importance to find effective interventions
Family-Centered Interventions for Substance Abuse in Hispanic Communities By: Shirley N. SparksRosemary Tisch & Mary Gardner Treatment programs geared toward Hispanic culture are extremely rare, and programs involving the entire
A Family-Centered Approach as Prevention for Substance Abuse Counselor Magazine 2016 For centuries we have known the impact of alcoholism and drug addiction on children and families. Today parental substance
Family Skills Training Programs for Family Drug Court By: Rosemary TischShirley N. Sparks The societal burden of child abuse is exorbitant and it is of vital importance to find effective
COA Support Groups By: Claudia Black Emily, age 10, and her sister, Frances, age 7, have been in a weekly COA (children of addiction) group together. Their father has continued