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#7045 This three-part multimedia program helps parents recovering from alcoholism and/or an addiction restore their relationship with their children. They may also need to learn, or re-learn, how to treat their children with love and respect.
The complete program consists of:
- 3 DVDs (one for each of the three sections — Building Trust, Handling Anger, and Setting Rules and Limits; each is closed-captioned, and viewing time is 15-17 minutes per DVD)
- 90 pamphlets (30 for each of the three sections — correspond to each of the 3 DVD titles; 20-24 pages each) — $445.50 ($4.95 each)
- 90 workbooks (30 for each of the three sections; 20-24 pages each) — $445.50 ($4.95 each)
- Facilitator’s Guide (40 pages) — $10.95
Components may be ordered separately. Please see below for descriptions. PRICES:
- $1,122.75 for the complete program
- 10 copies of one workbook for $49.50
- 10 copies of one pamphlet for $49.50
- Facilitator’s Guide (Supporting the Resiliency of Our Children) for $10.95
The three sections of the program are:
- Building Trust
A supportive family life plays a vital role in maintaining recovery. The information, exercises, and dramatizations found in this multi-format program help parents who are recovering from alcoholism or drug addiction:- recognize the impact our substance abuse had on our children
- understand and respond sensitively to the feelings their children may have toward them
- develop skills to rebuild trust
- learn ways to nurture through basic family organization and honor family traditions
- Handling Anger
Angry confrontations often block parents’ progress to rebuild family life during recovery. These materials help recovering chemically dependent parents:- learn how to “name and tame” their anger before venting it on their children
- understand how to prevent angry exchanges by taking care of their own and their children’s basic needs
- develop skills to deal effectively with their children’s anger or other strong emotions
- learn how to communicate anger clearly and respectfully
- newly revised (© 2022) pamphlet
- Setting Rules and Limits
Re-assuming parental responsibility once they achieve sobriety presents a dramatic change that their children may not welcome and parents may be ill-equipped to handle. The information in this multi-format program helps parents who are recovering from substance abuse:- understand what limits are and how to set them jointly with their children
- learn how to establish consequences, and determine when and how to enforce them
- define their own personal limits and be good role models for their children
- use family meetings and contracts
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