15 20 ACRA, impulsive, Drug debts, Presently back family sessions indicating suicidal in school, *6, school- suicidal, ideation, high probation has linked with expelled from needs. indicated need Principal, school, verbal to attend and Probation, towards complete Aislinn mother, Aislinn as treatment centre, problematic pending phone support, substance charges- house visit, misuse, behaviour mother parental improved supported by high somewhat in other staff terms of member substance misuse & conflict at home Additional Pieces included: Hidden Harm Training Aislinn Assessments & supports Mid-West Drug & Alcohol awareness week- November 2014 As part of the mid-west’s first ever awareness week one CSMT worker gave an interview on local radio around drug & alcohol aware’ & also ran a number of drug awareness ‘staying parenting workshops and delivered a presentation in Rathkeale school which was attended by approx. 30 parents. Strengthening Families Programme: This 14 week evidence-based family skills training program is found to significantly improve parenting skills and family relationships, reduce problem behaviours, delinquency and alcohol and substance misuse in children and to improve social competencies and school performance. Child maltreatment also decreases as parents strengthen bonds with their children and learn more effective parenting skills. CASP CSMT continues to coordinate and fund the SFP programmes in the following locations; Hospital Family Resource Centre, St. Munchin’s Family Resource Centre and Southill Family Resource Centre Thurles, North Tipperary Action 29 under the prevention pillar of the National Drugs Strategy is to:
15 20 ACRA, family sessions *6, school- linked with Principal, Probation, Aislinn treatment centre, phone support, house visit, mother supported by other staff member impulsive, indicating suicidal, expelled from school, verbal towards mother, problematic substance misuse, parental high Drug debts, suicidal ideation, high needs. Presently back in school, probation has indicated need to attend and complete Aislinn as pending charges- behaviour improved somewhat in terms of substance misuse & conflict at home Additional Pieces included: Hidden Harm Training Aislinn Assessments & supports Mid-West Drug & Alcohol awareness week- November 2014 As part of the mid-west’s first ever awareness week one CSMT worker gave an interview on local radio around ‘staying drug & alcohol aware’ & also ran a number of drug awareness parenting workshops and delivered a presentation in Rathkeale school which was attended by approx. 30 parents. Strengthening Families Programme: This 14 week evidence-based family skills training program is found to significantly improve parenting skills and family relationships, reduce problem behaviours, delinquency and alcohol and substance misuse in children and to improve social competencies and school performance. Child maltreatment also decreases as parents strengthen bonds with their children and learn more effective parenting skills. CASP CSMT continues to coordinate and fund the SFP programmes in the following locations; Hospital Family Resource Centre, St. Munchin’s Family Resource Centre and Southill Family Resource Centre Thurles, North Tipperary Action 29 under the prevention pillar of the National Drugs Strategy is to:
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