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Drug Education For Parents:     more books (58)

Preventing Adolescent Relapse: A Guide for Parents, Teachers, and Counselors by Tammy L. Bell, 1990-06 Mountain education: The answer to the "3 D's" : drinking, driving & drugs : a communication manual for parents by Dennis R Clodi, 1984 Laws about tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs a guidebook for California's parents and educators (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:379560) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1994 Substance abuse education: A manual for developing outreach programs for parents and guardians by Joanne Boyle, 1991 Checkpoint parent education implementation manual: A guide book for implementation of the ABC's for Parents and Families Meeting the Challenge Programs by Peggy Hendrickson, 1993 Drug And Alcohol Abuse: The Authoritative Guide For Parents, Teachers, And Counselors by H. Thomas Milhorn, 2003-09-05 Help! for Kids and Parents About Drugs by Jean Illsley Clarke, Donald Brundage, et all 1993-09 Building blocks : helping preschoolers grow up alcohol and drug free : guide for parents (SuDoc ED 1.8:B 62) by Laura J. Colker, 1995 Prescription and Nonprescription Medication for Children: What Parents Need to Know by M.D. Max Van Gilder, Shelagh Ryan Masline, 1997-07-01 Project Self-Esteem: A Parent Involvement Program for Improving Self-Esteem and Preventing Drug and Alcohol Abuse, K-6 by Sandy McDaniel, Peggy Bielen, 1991-02-01 Dialogue, personal example work best for parents in drug talks with teens.(Noteworthy News): An article from: Black Issues in Higher Education Parent Program -A Guide for Raising Drug-free Youth by Ph.D. Gilbert J. Botvin, 2010-05-18 Creating Kids Who Can Concentrate: Proven Strategies for Beating Add Without Drugs by Jean Robb, 2002-04 Parenting for Prevention : Raising a Child to Say No to Alcohol and Other Drugs by David J. Wilmes, 1991-07

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21. 21.10.04 DRU.001 Brochure
    Key themes covered in drug education for parents • Drug awareness improve and up-date knowledge of effects and impact on individuals and society as a whole.  
    http://www.drugscope.org.uk/Resources/Drugscope/Documents/PDF/Education and Prev

22. Michigan City, Indiana : Online City Hall : Police Department
    Drug education for parents; Gang orientation education for parents Protecting Senior Citizens ; Fraud / bad check training ; Bank robbery training  
    http://www.emichigancity.com/cityhall/departments/police/
    
    Extractions: Warning on Thefts from Vehicles I am urging our residents to avoid leaving such products inside your vehicle and instead remove and take these personal items indoors. I would also like to remind residents of safe shopping habits during this Holiday Season. Of course any questions you have may be directed to Sgt. Chris Yagelski at 873-1461 ext. #332 or

23. ECU | Dr Shelley Beatty - School Of Exercise, Biomedical And Health Sciences
    Her thesis investigated the feasibility and effectiveness of providing drug education for parents of preadolescent children and was awarded Vice Chancellors’ medal for  
    http://www.sebhs.ecu.edu.au/staff/cv/shelley_beatty.php
    
    Extractions: Position: Senior Lecturer, Centre for Public Health, School of Exercise Biomedical and Health Sciences Location: Joondalup Phone: Fax: E-mail: s.beatty@ecu.edu.au Qualifications: Dip Teach; B Ed; Tch Higher Cert; Postgrad Dip (Hlth Prom); MPH; PhD Teaching Interests: Research Interests: Community and professional service: Shelley is involved in a range of community and professional service activities, most of which centre on issues relevant to youth health promotion Biographic notes: Being a formally trained teacher Shelley has taught in secondary schools throughout WA. She has worked in the central office of the Education Department of WA as a curriculum writer and completed her Bachelor of Education and Postgraduate Diploma in Health Promotion during this time (graduating with distinction in both instances). Shelley has also worked in the WA Health Department in the school health and also the alcohol and other drug program areas. During this time she completed a Master of Public Health where her research investigated the needs of school-based police officers in WA. During her time in the government education and public health sectors Shelley authored numerous school-related best-practice curriculum, policy and training resources that are currently used in youth and school health promotion.

24. The Department Of Education - SDERA - Sitemap
    Resilience education For schools Drug education For parents Road safety education For children and young people  
    http://www.det.wa.edu.au/sdera/detcms/navigation/sitemap.jsp

25. Youth_treatment
    Group and individual counseling, family counseling, cooccurring disorder services, drug education for parents, anger management, random drug screening, support services, and  
    http://strategies4change.org/pages/youth_treatment.html
    
    Extractions: Youth Substance Abuse Treatment Services Background Substance abuse treatment for youth is not simply their problem, it is a family issue and we strive to include the WHOLE family in learning coping mechanisms to support youth sobriety. Strategies for Change provides family counseling, substance abuse treatment and support services to youth and their families on-site and at select school campuses Goal Help young people and their families craft a life that is meaningful and purposeful without the use of drugs or alcohol. Eligibility All youth (12-21 years old) residing in Sacramento County in need of treatment or recovery support services. Youth must demonstrate symptoms of substance use/abuse and the need for treatment based on a brief screening conducted by a Strategies for Change counselor. Treatment is provided on-site and at select schools on regularly designated days and times. Group sessions are 60-90 minutes; individual sessions are 60 minutes. Youth attending a school where Strategies for Change is a community provider, can self-refer, or be referred by a principal, teacher, school counselor, parent or friend Services Group and individual counseling, family counseling, co-occurring disorder services, drug education for parents, anger management, random drug screening, support services, and referrals for ancillary services as needed.

26. Michigan Drug Education / Prevention Detox Michigan Companies
    Volunteer organization providing drug education for parents. Drug prevention program. Couger Laura T. P.O. Box 1088 Birmingham, MI 48012  
    http://www.michiganbusiness.us/cat.php?niccer=729

27. Addiction Services:
    Addiction Services is committed to promoting the health of Nova Scotians by providing specialized addiction prevention and treatment services to individuals, families and  
    http://www.cha.nshealth.ca/addiction/teacherBestPractices.asp
    
    Extractions: The purpose of this report was to complete a review of the school health and drug education literature (published and grey) from 1995 to the present, and to identify best practices for junior high school drug education in order to inform curriculum supplement development and classroom teacher practice. The review has served as one of four primary references (along with departmental curriculum guidelines, student substance use survey data, and educator/student consultations) in the development of the Nova Scotia junior high school drug education curriculum supplement, entitled A Question of Influence. Best Practice Fact Sheet (PDF 92KB)

28. Drugpol1
    To provide drug education for parents, carers and the community ; To make available information about drugs and drug use to children and young people  
    http://www.educari.com/SNADE/schpol.htm
    
    Extractions: Your School Drugs Policy A drug education policy needs to set out what the school is offering in the area of drug education. It should take account of the DfEE’s guidance, Drug Prevention and Schools and other DfEE and Ofsted guidance. To assist drug policy development, educaRI has developed a special website area for the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Schools in other education authorities will find this useful. A policy might consist of four sections: plus This would give you a comprehensive policy. You would also need to think about implementing the policy, and reviewing it appropriately. The Introduction The Introduction provides the context for the whole policy: where it comes from, why it has been prepared, what its purpose is. It could contain three subsections - a statement setting out the school’s attitudes to drug issues and an summary of its intentions with regard to drug education, prevention and incident management a rationale justifying the policy definitions of some terms and concepts used.

29. Campolindo High School Parents Club :: Download & Link Center
    Ralph Cantor Drug Education for Parents 4/9/09 (PowerPoint) Alcohol Fact Sheet ; Is This Where Your Teen Goes to Get High? Fullpage ad about perscription drugs that ran in the SF  
    http://www.campoparents.com/downloads.html

30. Department Of Health And Human Services Tasmania - Buying A Home
    Drug Education for Parents; Ear Nose and Throat North West Regional Hospital, Mersey Campus; Easy Pay - Housing Tasmania; Emergency Department - Launceston General Hospital  
    http://www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/service_information/information/buying_a_home

31. The Department Of Education - SDERA - For Children And Young People
    Resilience education For schools Drug education For parents Road safety education For children and young people  
    http://www.det.wa.edu.au/sdera/detcms/navigation/for-children-and-young-people/

32. St Ursula's College - Toowoomba
    particular reference to implementation of curriculum and improved knowledge of effective drug education; improve opportunities for effective and relevant drug education for parents  
    http://education.qld.gov.au/health-safety/promotion/drug-education/docs/stursula

33. Drug Charity Director Cycles London To Edinburgh Via Dublin [21 June 2004]
    He aims to raise 15,000 for drug education for parents, children and young people throughout the UK. Simon said Hope UK has been, is and will continue to be a very important  
    http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/1063

34. Walker County Community Plan
    2001 SI Survey taken at HISD grades 7 th 12 th 27% use marijuana, 43% heavy alcohol use 46% sexual activity Walker County needs early intervention programs, drug education for parents  
    http://www.h-gac.com/safety/justice-planning/planning/documents/Walker_Community

35. Full Text Of Arizona Proposition 200 - The Drug Medicalization, Prevention, And
    This Commission will seek more drug education for parents and greater parental involvement in drug prevention. The Act requires violent drug offenders to  
    http://www.nationalfamilies.org/guide/arizona200-full.html
    
    Extractions: Be it enacted by the people of the State of Arizona: The following amendments are proposed to become valid when approved by a majority of the qualified electors voting thereon and upon proclamation pursuant thereto by the Governor of the State of Arizona. Section 1. TITLE THIS ACT SHALL BE KNOWN AND MAY BE CITED AS THE "DRUG MEDICALIZATION, PREVENTION, AND CONTROL ACT OF 1996." Section 2. FINDINGS AND DECLARATIONS THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA FIND AND DECLARE THE FOLLOWING: ARIZONA'S CURRENT APPROACH TO DRUG CONTROL NEEDS TO BE STRENGTHENED. THIS IS EVIDENCED BY THE FACT THAT, ACCORDING TO THE ARIZONA CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION, BETWEEN 1991 AND 1993 MARIJUANA USE DOUBLED AMONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AND, BETWEEN 1990 AND 1993 QUADRUPLED AMONG MIDDLE-SCHOOL STUDENTS. IN ADDITION TO ACTIVELY ENFORCING OUR CRIMINAL LAWS AGAINST DRUGS, WE NEED TO MEDICALIZE ARIZONA'S DRUG CONTROL POLICY: RECOGNIZING THAT DRUG ABUSE IS A PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM AND TREATING ABUSE AS A DISEASE. THUS, DRUG TREATMENT AND PREVENTION MUST BE EXPANDED.

36. Wittenberg University -- Homecoming — Reunion Weekend 2004
    During this time, Moll planned and implemented a physical education program, coached basketball and track, and instructed drug education for parents in the local school community  
    http://www4.wittenberg.edu/administration/alumni/awards/citation/2005.html
    
    Extractions: Campus Directory A-Z Index Go directly to... Wittenberg Home page Commencement 2009 Campus Calendars Open Course Listing Strategic Plan Summer Session Witt Series Moodle E-Mail WittLink Portal Outlook Web Access SharePoint Portal cddcodebase = "http://www4.wittenberg.edu/include/light/menu/";cddcodebase459502 = "http://www4.wittenberg.edu/include/light/menu/"; Contact Information Advancement Staff This award celebrates those who have brought honor to Wittenberg by their exceptional and continual dedication to Wittenberg's ideals. Any Alumnus/a shall be eligible for the citation on the basis of exceptional professional accomplishments and service to humanity ahead of personal recognition or gain.

37. History
    chosen as name for Fundraiser (first held in 1981 raised $36,676.00); Published The Best Little Cookbook in Texas (grossed over $150,000.00); Drug Education for Parents; Formed  
    http://www.jrleagueabilene.com/?nd=history

38. Working With Parents
    work of those offering parenting education and support for drug and alcohol using parents, but we have also included items about universal drug awareness and drug education for parents  
    http://www.drugscope.org.uk/Resources/Drugscope/Documents/PDF/Education and Prev

39. Why Do Children And Teenagers Try Smoking?
    Specific projects include the Providing Drug Education for Parents Project (Doctoral Research undertaken by Shelley Beatty) and the Fathers and Drugs Project. For more free  
    http://www.quit.org.au/downloads/schools/clearing_the_air.pdf

40. Addiction Services:
    Sources Smooth Sailing, Drug Education for Parents, NS Comm on Drug Dependency, 1989 and Keeping Your Kids Drug Free, National Youth AntiDrug Campaign, 1998 and Let’s Talk  
    http://www.cha.nshealth.ca/addiction/teacherHowAnAdolescentMayBeUsing.asp
    
    Extractions: Difficulties at school (drop in grades, homework not done, skipping classes) Lack of interest in personal appearance Physical changes (e.g. red eyes, persistent runny nose, coughing, wheezing, bruises, needle marks, smell of alcohol on the breath) Trouble with the law (loitering, break and enter, possession of stolen property, caught using drugs) Spending time with new or unknown friends Spends a lot of time alone Loss of interest in hobbies, sports or other activities Change in eating/sleeping habits Evidence of drugs or drug paraphernalia (e.g. rolling papers, pipes, eye drops, lighters, etc.)

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