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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/823862253 Title: The Real Life Parenting Skills Program : Setting Rules and Limits Author: Renee Leveille-Theut; Hazelden Foundation; Films Media Group Publisher: Hamilton, N.J. : Films Media Group, [2012] OCLC:823862253

  
  

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The Real Life Parenting Skills Program : Setting Rules and Limits

Author:	Renee Leveille-Theut; Hazelden Foundation.; Films Media Group.
Publisher:	Hamilton, N.J. : Films Media Group, [2012]
Edition/Format:	eVideo : Clipart/images/graphics : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	In early recovery, one is constantly trying to figure out what to do to remain healthy, sober, and clean to create a positive environment for oneself and others, especially for one's children. Learning new techniques to care for our children is always important. When we set and enforce rules for our children, our jobs as parents become a lot easier; children learn right from wrong and how to behave responsibly. Reassuming parental responsibility once we achieve sobriety presents a dramatic change that our children may not welcome and we may be ill-equipped to handle. The information in this multi-format program helps those of us who are parents recovering from substance abuse.  Read more...
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Subjects	Recovering alcoholics -- Family relationships. Recovering addicts -- Family relationships. Addicts -- Rehabilitation. View all subjects
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