Overview
The Web-based, substance use prevention program for mother-daughter dyads is designed to change risk and protective factors through mother-daughter interactions.
The 9-session program includes animated graphics and interactive exercises, and covers the following topics: mother-daughter relationship, conflict management, substance use opportunities, body image, mood management, stress management, problem solving, social influences, and self-efficacy. Two additional booster sessions at annual follow up points revisit these topics. Girls and mothers have separate and unique logins and passwords for each session (approx. duration of 45 minutes).
Delivery:
Web-based
CD-Rom
Theoretical Approaches:
Family Interaction Theory
Target Substance(s):
Cigarettes
Alcohol
Cannabis
Prescription Drugs
Target Outcomes:
Mother-daughter communication
Mother-daughter closeness
Alcohol Use
Family rules
Parental monitoring
Body Self-esteem
Depression coping ability
Normative beliefs
Refusal self-efficacy
Past Month Use
Intentions
Ages:
Adolescents (11-17)
Young Adults (18-30)
Adults (30+)
Gender(s):
Female
Races/Ethnicities:
African American
Caucasian
Hispanic/Latino
Asian
Other
Setting:
Remote access
Geographic Location:
Urban
Suburban
Rural
Country:
USA
Language:
English