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TITLE: For Teenagers Living With a Parent Who Abuses Alcohol/Drugs
AUTHOR: Hornik-Beer, Edith Lynn
PUBLISHER: iUniverse.com, Inc.
FORMAT: BOOK
CODE: DRU87
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Adolescent Drug & Alcohol Abuse
AUTHOR: Babbit, Nikki
PUBLISHER: O’Reilly & Associates, Inc.
FORMAT: BOOK
CODE: DRU86
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
AUTHOR: SMITH, G. HAROLD
PUBLISHER: PAUL H. BROOKS PUBLISHING CO.
FORMAT: BOOK
This book covers the physical effects of drugs and alcohol on unborn children, characteristics and needs of children and families exposed to substance abuse, environmental factors and their impact on educational achievement, and effective teaching strategies to address the needs of children exposed to drug and alcohol abuse.
CODE: DRU79
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Worth the trip
PUBLISHER: Vida Health Communications
FORMAT: VIDEO
This video is about the health, development and learning styles of children affected by fetal alcohol.
CODE: V-DRU14
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Worth the trip
PUBLISHER: Vida Health Communications
FORMAT: VIDEO
This video is about the health, development and learning styles of children affected by fetal alcohol. It gives a clear and practical outline for helping alcohol affected children.
CODE: V-DRU13
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Fetal alcohol syndrome
PUBLISHER: Films for the Humanities & Sciences
FORMAT: VIDEO
This video program examines how early identification and treatment of children with FAS can help prevent extreme antisocial behavior in adulthood and discusses a study which suggests that up to 25% of all prison inmates may suffer from FAS.-
CODE: V-DRU11
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Act 2 alcohol and other drugs: a competency-based training
AUTHOR: McCullough, Charlotte
PUBLISHER: Child Welfare League of America
FORMAT: BOOK
This is a specialized curriculum that builds upon the competencies acquired in ACT I. Act 2 is available for sale only in combination with -ACT I
CODE: DRU74
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Act 1 alcohol and other drugs: a competency-based training
AUTHOR: McCullough, Charlotte
PUBLISHER: Child Welfare League of America, Inc
FORMAT: BOOK
This book should be a component of preservice and/or inservice training for all levels of staff and caregivers, to assure a consistent skill and knowledge level in addressing chemical dependency issues.
CODE: DRU73
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Worth the trip
PUBLISHER: Vida Health Communications
FORMAT: VIDEO
This video is about the health, development and learning styles of children affected by fetal alcohol. It gives a clear and practical outline for helping alcohol affected children.
CODE: V-DRU9
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Drug prevention for early childhood
PUBLISHER: RMC Research Corporation
FORMAT: CURRICULUM
This set of drug prevention materials from the U.S. Department of Education contains picture books for children, guides for parents and caregivers, a parent’s magazine, and a home visitors guide. This curriculum was developed by the Department of Education’s Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program and the Office of Educational Research and Improvement as a means of introducing preschool children to the important skills and attitudes they will need to avoid drug use later on. The materials for children do not directly address drugs or drug use. Instead, the stories are designed to help children build self-confidence, develop decision making and critical thinking skills, and understand limits.
CODE: 9530
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
