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Groze, Victor
Family Centered Transagency Model For Drug Exposed & HIV Infected Children
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Groze, Victor |
Family Centered Transagency Model For Drug Exposed & HIV Infected Children
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Rosenberg, Maxine B. |
Growing Up Adopted
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A small but striking collection of brief case studies based on lengthy interviews with children of alcoholics of all ages and back grounds the text is consciousness raising low key and highly readable. |
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Barth, R.; Freundlich, M.; Brodzinski, D. |
Adoption & Prenatal Alcohol & Drug Exposure |
Research, Policy, and Practice |
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Book addresses many important issues re adoption & substance exposure in utero, including impact on children's early well being as well as on long term development. Illustrates the remedial effects of a positive postnatal environment. |
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