Children of alcoholics (COA's) are at increased risk for behavioral and emotional problems,
including alcoholism. Research has helped guide the design of prevention and intervention …

A randomized controlled trial tested an interactive normative feedback-based intervention—
codenamed “FITSTART”—delivered to groups of 50–100 parents of matriculating college …

Introduction Alcohol use disorder symptoms frequently occur in adolescents and younger
adults who seldom acknowledge a need for help. We identified sociodemographic, clinical …

Parents have both direct and indirect influences on many adolescent problem behaviors
including underage drinking. To reach a large number of parents, and to encourage parents …

Despite the variety of treatment programs for alcoholics and their families, most of them fail
to show a systematic understanding of the interaction between the alcoholic, his drinking …

Aim: To evaluate three different intervention programmes for spouses of alcoholics.
Methods: 39 spouses of alcoholics (36 women and 3 men) with an average age of 47 years …

Objective: The efficacy of the Strong African American Families (SAAF) alcohol use
prevention program was tested. SAAF is a 7-session family skills training program offered in …

Objective: The first aim of this study was to gain more insight into the bi-directionality
between alcohol-specific parental factors (ie, parents' alcohol use, alcohol availability at …

Parental alcoholism is a risk factor of great public health significance because it has the
potential to affect a large number of children and adolescents. Although prevalence …

Alcohol consumption among college students remains a major public health concern.
Universal, Web-based interventions to reduce risks associated with student alcohol …