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Author: COPELLO Alex; TEMPLETON Lorna; POWELL Jane;

Title: Adult family members and carers of dependent drug users: prevalence, social cost, resource savings and treatment responses

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Publisher: London: UK Drug Policy Commission, 2009. 53p., bibliog.

Format: book;

Topics: carers; costs; drug misuse; families; financial management; social care provision; social policy; treatment; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: TEMPLETON Lorna;

Title: Growing pains: progress and ongoing challenges in the response to parental substance misuse and its impact on children.

Reference: Childright, No.232, December/January 2007, pp.16-19.

Format: article;

Topics: families; government policy; intervention; needs; parents; risk; substance misuse; vulnerable children; England;

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Author: ZOHHADI Sarah; TEMPLETON Lorna; VELLEMAN Richard;

Title: Clouds families plus: an evaluation

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Publisher: Bath: University of Bath. Mental Health Research and Development Unit, 2004. 24p., bibliog.

Format: book;

Topics: alcohol misuse; drug misuse; eligibility criteria; families; family therapy; residential care; self-help groups; research; England;

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Author: ZOHHADI Sarah; TEMPLETON Lorna; VELLEMAN Richard;

Title: Service provision for the children and families of alcohol misuses: a qualitative study

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Publisher: Bath: University of Bath. Mental Health Research and Development Unit, 2004. 32p.

Format: book;

Topics: alcohol misuse; drug misuse; eligibility criteria; families; family therapy; residential care; self-help groups; research; England;

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Author: TEMPLETON Lorna; ZOHHADI Sarah; VELLEMAN Richard;

Title: Working with the children and families of problem alcohol users: a toolkit

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Publisher: Bath: University of Bath. Alcohol, Drugs and the Family Research Programme, 2006. 39p.

Format: book;

Topics: children; families; mental health services; service uptake; substance misuse; guidance; England;

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Author: TEMPLETON Lorna; et al.;

Title: Looking beyond risk: parental substance misuse: scoping study

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Publisher: Edinburgh: Scotland. Scottish Executive, 2006. 51p., bibliog.

Format: book;

Topics: children; parents; resilience; substance misuse; research; Scotland;

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Author: TEMPLETON Lorna; ZOHHADI Sarah; VELLEMAN Richard;

Title: Working with family members in specialist drug and alcohol services: findings from a feasibility study

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Publisher: Bath: University of Bath. Mental Health Research and Development Unit, 2006. 6p.

Format: book;

Topics: children; families; parents; resilience; substance misuse; research; England;

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Author: ZOHHADI Sarah; TEMPLETON Lorna; VELLEMAN Richard;

Title: Parents and children together (PACT): evaluation of the pilot

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Publisher: Bath: University of Bath. Mental Health Research and Development Unit, 2006. 40p.

Format: book;

Topics: adoption; children; education; families; housing; parents; resilience; substance misuse; England;

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Author: TEMPLETON Lorna; et al.;

Title: Substance misuse research: "looking beyond risk" : parental substance misuse: scoping study: summary

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Publisher: Edinburgh: Scotland. Scottish Executive, 2006. 4p.

Format: book;

Topics: children in need; drug misuse; emotionally disturbed children; parental role; substance misuse; government publication; research; Scotland;

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Author: VELLEMAN Richard; TEMPLETON Lorna;

Title: Professional approaches to working with children and families who have been affected by alcohol misuse: some new developments.

Reference: Acquire: Alcohol Concern's Quarterly Information and Research Bulletin, No.38, Autumn 2003, pp.1-3.

Format: article;

Topics: alcohol misuse; children; families; social care provision;

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