Parental Addiction: Healing Families Together
Join us for the second webinar in this series in which we examine how parental addiction affects children.
Parental addiction affects the well-being of young children—children you may encounter in your work. You have the opportunity to support children and families affected by addiction, in big and small ways. Join us for a series of webinars to gain resources and strategies you can use right away. Each webinar in this series will highlight a unique provider perspective and offer tactics to address their specific needs.
In the second webinar of this series, child and family therapist, Jerry Moe, describes the benefits of healing together as a family. He explores resources from the Parental Addiction topic page and offers ways a therapist (or any provider) could use them in their own work with children and families.
Did you know you can earn a certificate for participating in this training? Register above and watch the video before taking our assessment quiz. Pass the quiz to download your certificate for this 1hr webinar.
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DisposeRx provided generous support for Sesame Street in Communities Parental Addiction provider webinars.
Supporting Whole Family Recovery with Sesame Street
A heartfelt and practical discussion on what it means to reunify as a family after treatment for addiction.
Plan and Protect
An article about planning for safe caregiving when dealing with substance use.
Routines at the Ready: Weekly Schedule
A printable tool for keeping up with routines.
I Can Take Good Care of Myself
A printable page to remind children of all the ways they care for themselves.
Thinking Ahead: A Care Plan
A printable page to help plan for children’s care in case of unexpected challenges.
All About Karli: A Story About Reconnecting
A story about reconnecting after a parent and child’s time apart during recovery from addiction.
Guest Post: When Plans Don’t Go As Planned
When routines and plans get interrupted, there are ways to talk with children and show them that they’re still safe and loved.
