Children stay safe and healthy

Children can learn ways of expressing themselves, and gain a greater emotional security. They can build on their resilience, and learn ways of keeping themselves safe. In addition to a more settled home-life, there can be improvements in their friendships and schooling. There can also be significant improvements in physical health.

Parents can gain insight into how their using has affected their child. They can improve on their practical parenting skills, and gain more understanding of their child’s emotional needs, and therefore become better able to meet them.

Families communicate better

Families can learn to talk to each other more about their feelings. With improved communication a more cohesive and secure home environment is possible.