Abstract

Maternal drug use disorder poses a significant challenge to families, impacting both maternal and child health. This abstract provides an overview of the complex dynamics within families affected by maternal drug use disorder and highlights the need for comprehensive, family-centered interventions. It emphasizes the importance of addressing the unique needs of children in these families, aiming to improve long-term outcomes for both maternal recovery and children's well-being. Maternal drug use disorder poses intricate challenges for families, impacting both maternal well-being and the developmental trajectories of children. This abstract explores the future scope in addressing the multifaceted issues faced by families affected by maternal drug use, emphasizing innovative approaches to prevention, intervention, and overall family well-being. Potential avenues for progress include early intervention programs, technology-assisted support, precision medicine approaches, integrated mental health services, and community-based prevention initiatives. Additionally, the importance of trauma-informed care, comprehensive parenting support, policy advocacy, and culturally tailored interventions is underscored. As we envision the future, the integration of research, technology, and community-driven solutions holds promise for breaking the cycle of adversity and fostering positive outcomes for both mothers and their children.