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[What to advise children of addicted parents].

Karel Nespor and Otto Matanelli

Cas Lek Cesk 149(2):74-6 (2010) PMID 20662470

These evidence-based recommendations are simple and practical, and can be used as the self-help tool for patients. We review both common and specific recommendations for the children of the parents with specific addictive problems, such as alcohol and/or sedative dependence or pathological gambling. Children of these parents should avoid addictive risks during all life.

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