Families living with drugs and HIV : intervention and treatment strategies
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Families living with drugs and HIV : intervention and treatment strategies
Guilford Press, c1993
- pbk. : acid-free paper
Available at 5 libraries
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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pbk. : acid-free paper ISBN 9780898621501
Description
This volume offers the most current information available on what can be done to help the millions of families affected by drug use and HIV. It describes the problems of addiction and drug- and HIV-affected infants, and provides a framework for discussing services. Explicating approaches that have been shown to be effective in a variety of programs, the book details strategies for prenatal care that help prevent drug-affected childhoods, techniques for preventing substance abuse, services for families already involved with drugs, and legal and policy initiatives. Throughout this timely and thought-provoking work, the emphasis is on practical interventions, with numerous illustrative case studies reinforcing key points and concepts. Offering a multidisciplinary perspective, the book is invaluable for a wide array of professionals. For those service providers grappling with the confluence of substance abuse and HIV infection -- including child welfare professionals, drug treatment providers, and specialists in intensive family preservation services and interdisciplinary case management, as well as program developers and policymakers -- FAMILIES LIVING WITH DRUGS AND HIV is an indispensable resource.
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ISBN 9780898628883
Description
Numerous service providers in drug research and treatment, health care, family support services, law, and child welfare work with drugs and AIDS-affected families. This book offers a clinical framework for working with the families, providing a comprehensive overview of the problems associated with
Table of Contents
Part I: Introduction to the Problem of Drug- and AIDS-Affected Infants. Barth , Rationale and Conceptual Framework. Ewing , Women, Addiction, and the Childbearing Family: Social Context and Recovery Support. Zuckerman , Developmental Considerations for Drug- and AIDS-Affecting Infants. Part II: Prevention. Soman , Perinatal Alcohol and Drug Use: Community-Based Prevention Strategies. Ewing/Foran , The Role of Prenatal Care Services in Assisting Families Affected by Drugs, Alcohol, and AIDS. Part III: Services to Parents of Drug- and kIDS-Affected Infants. Sokal-Gutierrez/Edmonds/Villarreal , Health Care Services for Children and Families. Nunes-Dinis , Drug and Alcohol Misuse: Treatment Outcomes and Services for Women. St. Claire , The Children's Developmental Path: Working with the Family. Woodruff/Sterzin , Family Support Services for Drug- and AIDS-Affected Families. Thompson , Drug-Exposed Infants and Their Families: A Coordinated Services Approach. Roberts , Child Welfare Services for Drug-Exposed and HIV-Affected Newborns and Their Families. Barth , Shared Family Care: Child Protection without Parent-Child Separation. Part IV: Legal, Ethical, and Policy Issues. English , Pediatric HIV Infection and Perinatal Drug or Alcohol Exposure: Legal Issues and Legal Advocacy. Barth/Pietrzak/Ramler , Toward More Effective and Efficient Programs for Drug- and AIDS-Affected Families.
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