Families in Recovery

Nowhere is the story of substance abuse more starkly written than on the faces of children who grow up in families struggling with addiction. With a combined 35 years of practice in early childhood education, child development, substance abuse treatment, and pediatric and psychiatric nursing, the authors share true-life stories and key information about addiction, child development, and family systems theory. They demonstrate effective, family-focused intervention techniques refined through their years of personal experience. Motivational methods and stress reducers for counselors are also provided. Informative and touching, this book is essential for substance abuse professionals, educators, policy makers, and parents.