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Sesame Street in Communities: Parental Addiction

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Unfortunately, children with a family member who struggles with substance use disorder often think that it is their fault. Sesame Street in Communities provides tools for parents, teachers and caregivers to instigate and navigate the tough conversations about addiction. With videos, activity books and articles, caregivers will find creative ways to support children and build understanding so that children feel less isolated and confused by this highly-stigmatized disease.

Visit Sesame Street’s Parental Addiction Page

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