Really, I’m Not the Only One?: Understanding and Coping with Chemical Dependancy in the Family

by Traci Bindas (2007, Educational Media, 12.95)
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Here is a structured program for working with children of substance abusers. This workbook helps children understand and cope with chemical dependence in the family. Counselors begin each lesson by reading the story that is presented. Then, reproducible activity sheets are provided which focus the discussions on topics relating to the emotional stability, survival roles, and building self-esteem. Grades 3-8. [8.5” x 11”...64 pages]

101 Ready-to-Use Drug Prevention Activities

Edited (1999, Red Ribbon Resources, 39.95/spiral)
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This invaluable resource contains 101 educational and fun prevention activities. Chapters include: Making Good Choices; Tobacco; Alcohol; Drugs; and Red Ribbon Week Celebrations. Reproducible student activities sheets are provided for easy use, and each activity is correlated to the National Health Education Standards for developing health-literate students. Includes a CD-ROM of all the reproducible pages. Grades 2-6. [8.5” x 11”...120 pages]

12 Stepping Stones: For Young Children of Alcoholics & Other Addictive-Drug Users

by Suzanne Diou & Lois Caldwell (1999, MarCo, 15.95)
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Based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, these sessions allow children to examine their own feelings, better understand the behavior of the substance abuser, and excuse themselves from guilt. Each session includes discussion questions, activities, and a slogan. Grades K-8. [11” x 8.5”...104 pages]

If Somebody Would Only Tell Me It's OK…: A Workbook About Feelings for Children from Alcoholic or Dysfunctional Families

by Susan Graf & Martha Howe (1997, KidsRights, 7.95)
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Each page covers a different emotion, and is divided into two parts: a section to write about feelings, and a blank face for kids to draw what they look like when they feel that way. Grades K-5. [11” x 8.5”...31 pages]

When a Family Is in Trouble: Children Can Cope with Grief from Drug and Alcohol Addiction

by Marge Heegaard (1993, Woodland Press, 9.95)
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When a family member has an addiction to alcohol or other drugs, the entire family is affected. This art therapy workbook provides an organized approach to help children understand and cope. The art process invites children to release any repressed concerns and difficult feelings in an appropriate way. Grades 1-6. [11” x 8.5”...36 pages]

This book is part of the: Drawing Out Feelings Series.

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