Educator Resources

We love that schools are asking to connect with the language that we use and engage some of our resources!
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Peaceful Family Oklahoma Staff are currently reading and discussing the following book and would love to know your thoughts if you have read it, too! Email taylor@peacefulfamilyok.org if you want to share your experience with this book.

The following research is guiding our best practices at Peaceful Family Oklahoma as we work with children who have a family member with a substance use disorder:

Published May 2020 | by Erin Ratliff, Amanda Sheffield Moris, Jennifer Hays-Grudo
We know that children often face adversity. But there is hope! Protective and compensatory experiences are able to improve a child's ability to cope and increase resilience. Click here to learn more about this research from Oklahoma State University.

by Dr. Karyn Pruvis & Dr. David Cross
"Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is an attachment-based, trauma-informed, whole-child approach to meeting the needs of children and youth who have experienced early adversity, toxic stress, and/or relational trauma." Click here to learn more about this research from Texas Christian University.

Nearly one-in-four children in the United States experience substance use disorders in their family. The combination of genetics and the traumatic experience of growing up with the disease of addiction in the home makes means these kids are eight- times more likely to develop an addiction themselves. Through the PFO Programs for Schools, we can bring help, hope, and healing to the students of Oklahoma without losing valuable learning time, as our program aligns entirely with Oklahoma Academic Standards for Health.

Stay up-to-date on the science, research, and availability of addictive substances. Peaceful Family Oklahoma is a partner of Partnership to End Addiction, whose mission is to transform how our nation addresses addiction by empowering families, advancing effective care, shaping public policy and changing culture.