Higher Education Center
Higher Education Center
Parent-Family Communication at the UofM
Parent-Family Communication at the UofM
Parent-Family Communication at the UofM
Thursday 23rd February 2017
Learn how the University of Michigan's Parent-Family Communication Program helps students and families collaborate for collegiate recovery and AOD prevention.
28 minutes
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Building Bridges: The University of Michigan's Parent-Family Communication Program
Parents are our number one partner in a student's success, because so many of the students that we talk with and meet with when we say get to the part about parent-family communication, they're saying: totally fine, that makes a whole lot of sense. We want to support them and help them navigate these hard things that they're facing.
How can students and their families work together to tackle collegiate recovery and AOD misuse? The University of Michigan has a groundbreaking answer with their Parent-Family Communication Program. In this episode of the Higher Education Center podcast, Connie Boehm chats with Janet Jansen and Joe Zichi to uncover the program's impact and its benefits. They dive into how student facilitators help peers navigate tough conversations and incidents related to alcohol and other drugs, all while fostering independence and growth.
The program also emphasizes the crucial role parents play, partnering with universities to support their children's success. Whether you're a parent, educator, or student, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a supportive environment for recovery and prevention on campus.