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CWLA Alcohol and Other Drugs Publications List
CWLA Publications on Alcohol and Other Drugs
© Child Welfare League of America. The content of these publications may not be reproduced in any way, including posting on the Internet, without the permission of CWLA. For permission to use material from CWLA's website or publications, contact us using our website assistance form.
Training Materials
- Child Welfare League of America. (1993). Act-1 alcohol & other drugs: A competency-based training. Child welfare and chemical dependency: A core curriculum and handouts. Washington DC: Author.
- Act-1 consists of the following:
- Chemical Dependency Curriculum and handout
- Children of Substance Abuse Video
- Drug-Exposed Infant Video
- Multicultural Family Video
- Substance Abuse & Sexual Abuse Video
- Understanding Alcohol & Drugs Video
- Resource Workbook
- Child Welfare League of America. (1993). Act-2 alcohol & other drugs: A competency-based training. Training for caregivers of AOD-exposed infants. Washington DC: Author
- Act-2 consists of the following:
- Challenge of Parenting Video
- HIV Babies and AIDS Prevention Video
- Prenatal Effect of Alcohol Video
- Resource Workbook
- Special Curriculum and Handouts
For more information on this training curriculum, contact the Professional Development and Training Division.
Articles from CWLA's Journal -- Child Welfare
- Barth, R. P. (2001). Research outcomes of prenatal substance exposure and the need to review policies and procedures regarding child abuse reporting. Child Welfare, 80, 275-296.
- Clark, H. W. (2001). Residential substance abuse treatment for pregnant and postpartum women and their children: Treatment and policy implications. Child Welfare, 80, 179-198.
- DiLorenzo, P., Johnson, R., & Bussey, M. (2001). The role of spirituality in the recovery process. Child Welfare, 80, 257-273.
- Gregoire, K. A., & Schultz, D. J. (2001). Substance-abusing child welfare parents: Treatment and child placement outcomes. Child Welfare, 80, 433-452.
- McAlpine, C., Courts-Marshall, C., & Harper-Doran, N. (2001). Combining child welfare and substance abuse services: A blended model of intervention. Child Welfare, 80, 129-149.
- McNichol, T., & Tash, C. (2001). Parental substance abuse and the development of children in family foster care. Child Welfare, 80, 239-256.
- Metsch, L. R., Wolfe, H. P., Fewell, R., McCoy, C. B., Elwood, W. N., Wohler-Torres, B., Petersen-Baston, P., & Haskins, H. V. (2001). Treating substance-using women and their children in public housing: Preliminary evaluation findings. Child Welfare, 80, 199-220.
- Moore, J., & Finkelstein, N. (2001). Parenting services for families affected by substance abuse. Child Welfare, 80, 221-238.
- Semidei, J., Feig-Radel, L., & Nolan, C. (2001). Substance abuse and child welfare: Clear linkages and promising responses. Child Welfare, 80, 109-128.
- Sun, A., Shillington, A. M., Hohman, M., & Jones, L. (2001). Caregiver aod use, case substantiation, and aod treatment: Studies based on two southwestern counties. Child Welfare, 80, 151-177.
- Young, N. K., Wingfield, K., & Gardner, S. (2001). Assessing progress against the size of the problem. Child Welfare, 80, 297-302.
- Young, N. K., Wingfield, K., & Klempner, T. (2001). Serving children, youth, and families with alcohol and other drug-related problems in child welfare. Child Welfare, 80, 103-107.
- Besinger, B. A., Garland, A. F., Litrownik, A. J., & Landsverk, J. A. (1999). Caregiver substance abuse among maltreated children placed in out-of-home care. Child Welfare, 78, 221-239.
- Burry, C. L. (1999). Evaluation of a training program for foster parents of infants with prenatal substance effects. Child Welfare, 78, 197-214.
- McNichol, T. (1999). The impact of drug-exposed children on family foster care. Child Welfare, 78, 184-196.
- Hohman, M. M. (1998). Motivational interviewing: An intervention tool for child welfare case workers working with substance-abusing parents. Child Welfare, 77, 275-289.
- Poitier, V. L., Niliwaambieni, M., & Rowe, C. L. (1997). A rite of passage approach designed to preserve the families of substance-abusing african american women. Child Welfare, 76, 173-195.
- Franck, E. J. (1996). Prenatally drug-exposed children in out-of-home care: Are we looking at the whole picture. Child Welfare, 75, 19-34.
- Blau, G. M., Whewell, M. C., Gullota, T. P., & Bloom, M. (1994). The prevention and treatment of child abuse in households of substance abusers: A research demonstration progress report. Child Welfare, 73, 83-94.
- Gregoire, T. K. (1994). Assessing the benefits and increasing the utility of addiction training for public child welfare workers: A pilot study. Child Welfare, 73, 69-81.
- Tracey, E. M., & Farkas, K. J. (1994). Preparing practitioners for child welfare practice with substance-abusing families. Child Welfare, 73, 57-68.
- Curtis, P. & McCullough, C. (1993). The impact of alcohol and other drugs on the child welfare system. Child Welfare, 72, 533-542.
- Madden, R. G. (1993). State actions to control fetal abuse: Ramifications for child welfare practice. Child Welfare, 72, 129-41.
- Meyers, C. & Moss, I. (1992). Residential treatment: Linkage with community drug treatment programs. Child Welfare, 71, 537-545.
- Wightman, M. (1991). Criteria for placement decisions with cocaine-exposed infants. Child Welfare, 70, 653-663.
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