Parent and Child Health: Substance Use Awareness Virtual June Conference Series 2024
Monday, Jun 3, 2024 • 10 am to 11 am
Virtual
The Littlest Ones Affected by Parental Substance Use Disorder
Abstract
Substance use disorders are common in women, and this holds true during the perinatal period and through infancy and early childhood. Having a parent with a substance use disorder confers greater risk for a myriad of difficulties in young children including impaired attachment, difficulties in academic and social settings, and increased risk for internalizing and externalizing disorders. Moreover, prenatal exposure to maternal substance use has significant implications. Infants who are exposed to maternal substance use in utero are shown to have structural brain differences as well as changes in functional connectivity compared to non-exposed peers which likely has implications with respect to cognitive and socioemotional development. Interventions including home visiting programs and dyadic, evidence based therapies have been found to be effective to help mitigate attachment problems and prevent other mental health disorders later in childhood.
Objectives
- Describe effects of neonatal exposure to substances
- Discuss impacts of parental substance use disorder on young children
- Explain how attachment can be disrupted by parental substance use disorder
- Describe effective interventions for families with young children who are impacted by substance use disorder
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