WHEN DRUG ADDICTS HAVE CHILDREN. REORIENTING CHILD WELFARE'S RESPONSE
Wedi'i Gadw mewn:
BESHAROW, D.J., WHEN DRUG ADDICTS HAVE CHILDREN. REORIENTING CHILD WELFARE'S RESPONSE. WASHINGTON, CHILD WELFARE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, 1994, 271 p.
Ref.
60364
Lleoliad:
SIIS Q1h.18 D14.8
Palabras clave:
Acogimiento familiar, Drogodependencias, Madre, Padres adictos, Protección de menores
Acogimiento familiar, Drogodependencias, Madre, Padres adictos, Protección de menores
Eitemau Tebyg: WHEN DRUG ADDICTS HAVE CHILDREN. REORIENTING CHILD WELFARE'S RESPONSE
- CHEMICALLY EXPOSED CHILDREN: THE CHILD WELFARE RESPONSE
- PARENTS' VIEWS ON CHILD WELFARE'S RESPONSE TO ADDICTION
- WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN?. AN EXAMINATION OF CHILDREN'S LIVING ARRANGEMENTS WHEN MOTHERS ENTER RESIDENTIAL DRUG TREATMENT
- MATERNAL ADDICTION, CHILD MALADJUSTMENT AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC RISKS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PARENTING BEHAVIORS
- CHARACTERISTICS OF INJECTION DRUG USING PARENTS WHO RETAIN THEIR CHILDREN
- EARLY DETECTION OF PRENATAL SUBSTANCE EXPOSURE AND THE ROLE OF CHILD WELFARE