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Editor: Jerry Moe, M.A.
Contributors: Pam Newton, Helene Photias, David Meggitt

The mission of the Betty Ford Institute is to conduct and support collaborative programs of prevention, education and research that will lead to a reduction in the devastating effects of addictive disease on individuals – especially parents and children in family settings – as well as on organizations and communities.

As a part of the Betty Ford Institute, the Betty Ford Children's Program has been teaching kids how to cope positively with family addiction. Children learn about this disease in an age-appropriate manner. They express their feelings in healthy ways and develop problem-solving and self-care skills. They have many opportunities to simply be kids.

Planting Seeds is a publication created by our Children's Program staff for professionals who work to make a difference in the lives of the children, adults and families. We look forward to being a resource for you and those you serve.

BETTY FORD CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
39000 Bob Hope Drive
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
(800) 854-9211 x 4291
FAX (760) 773-2950
Betty Ford Center at Eisenhower

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