Helping children from alcoholic families: approaches and caregivers
1986
This article examines different caregivers and various methods they can employ to help children of alcoholics. Three broad areas are identified: 1) the schools and the role played by teachers; 2) youth agencies and associations which includes correctional halfway houses for runaways and youth with substance abuse problems, recreational associations in churches and communities; and 3) treatment settings which includes hospitals, private and public agencies. Caregivers in each of these categories range from teachers to social workers, youth workers, physicians, nurses, psychologists and alcoholism counselors.
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