Background: Substance consumption (SC) begins in adolescence and has been linked to
protection factors such as family relationships (FR) and positive parenting (PP). There are …

Despite the increasing relevance of peers, parents remain important socializing agents for
their adolescent children and are therefore promising agents for inclusion in prevention or …

In order to quantify the effectiveness of family interventions in preventing and reducing
adolescent illicit drug use, we conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of …

Background Findings from systematic reviews and meta-analyses about the effectiveness of
school-based programmes to prevent or reduce substance abuse are inconclusive. We …

Children from substance-affected families show an elevated risk for developing own
substance-related or other mental disorders. Therefore, they are an important target group …

This study analyzes the relation between dissocial behaviors and substances consumption
in adolescents, and tests the moderating role of social risk factors from family and peers in …

Background and aim Parental substance use is a major public health and safeguarding
concern. There have been a number of trials examining interventions targeting this risk …

Background: This paper is the result of our interest in preventing adaptation problems
(delinquency, academic failure and absenteeism at school, drug use, etc.) in young children …

Although research has documented the positive effects of family-based prevention
programs, the field lacks specific information regarding why these programs are effective …

Background To identify different patterns of drug use in adolescence and determine if these
are associated with parenting styles and other sociodemographic factors. Methods A latent …