Can imagining a better future stop harsh parenting in addiction recovery?
NCT ID NCT05963633
Summary
This study tests a brief mental exercise called 'Episodic Future Thinking' to help parents who are in treatment for substance use disorders. The goal is to help these parents focus more on long-term positive outcomes with their children, rather than reacting harshly in the moment. Researchers hope this simple technique can improve parent-child relationships and help break the cycle of addiction and harsh parenting in underserved communities.
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Odyssey Village
Flint, Michigan, 48502, United States
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