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Methamphetamine Use and Child Welfare: Review and Research Agenda

ABSTRACT Methamphetamine use among parents has received considerable attention in recent years. Child welfare officials have reported unique and especially severe consequences to children exposed to parental methamphetamine use. In response, polices and practices addressing parental methamphetamine use are being formed throughout the country. This review summarizes the state of knowledge on prevalence of parental methamphetamine use, its effects on children, and its effects on the child welfare system. The review identifies knowledge gaps and describes research needed to inform policy and practice.