Title: Children, families, and substance abuse
Description: Dispelling the notion that children exposed to drug and alcohol abuse are permanently damaged for life, this carefully researched text provides educators and child development professionals with the accurate information and innovative strategies they need to help children reach their growth and potential.

Filled with compelling real-life case studies, this volume covers physical effects of drugs and alcohol on unborn children; characteristics and needs of children and families exposed to substance abuse; environmental factors and their impact on educational achievement; effective teaching strategies to address the needs of children exposed to drug and alcohol abuse; and comprehensive service delivery systems based on multiagency collaboration.

Espousing the belief that children and families affected by substance abuse can achieve healthy growth with effective intervention, Children, Families, and Substance Abuse is essential for educators, child development specialists, and psychologists.
Subjects: Social conditions, Children of prenatal substance abuse, Education, Children of prenatal alcohol abuse, Alcoholism, Drug addiction & substance abuse, United States, Education / Teaching, Education Of Exceptional Children, Special Education - Physically Handicapped, Sociology, Children of prenatal alcohol a, Children with mental disabilities, education, Youth, substance use