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Substance Abuse, Family Violence and Child Welfare : Bridging Perspectives, Paperback / softback Book

Substance Abuse, Family Violence and Child Welfare : Bridging Perspectives Paperback / softback

Edited by Robert L. Hampton, Vincent Senatore, Thomas P. Gullotta

Part of the Issues in Children's and Families' Lives series

Paperback / softback

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To foster more discussion between practitioners and scholars, this book explores unified approaches for prevention of, and treatment for, children in abusive situations and their parents. The contributors probe: the history of abusive behaviour and intoxication; the research literature on drug-exposed children in the welfare system and the interventions that facilitate their optimum development; the legislative and policy contexts in which potential collaborations between the fields of substance abuse and child welfare are being deployed or abandoned; the damaging effects that parental and family substance abuse add to a host of child welfare problems; the need for clinicians to develop a sound therapeutic foundation to enhance their effectiveness with clients; and what can be done within drug-abuse treatment systems to develop services that directly affect the quality of life for children living with a drug-dependent parent.

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