A Dissemination & Train the Leaders Program by Parents, for Parents
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Drugs and Teen Use What Schools Can Do What Parents Can Do What Parent Volunteers Can Do What Parent Leaders Can Do |
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Get More Info
Talk Your Child/ Teen
Get Help(Web & telephone links to help from agencies and others.)
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Parents are a key influence on their children’s drug use; as a role model, as a source of information, advice and support in crisis. This section of our project pages is devoted to three actions that parents can take. 1. Seek More information This page presents several key web sites and selected readings for individual parents. 2. Talk with Your Child or Teen This page has collected the advice, tips and strategies that parents can use to develop ongoing communications with their children as well as use brief opportunities and openings to talk with their child about drugs. 3. Get Help if Your Child is Abusing Substances or If You Are Don’t let fear, doubt, shame, stigma or confusion prevent you and your family getting help for your troubled child, your spouse/partner or yourself.
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Ten Strategies for involving Parents in Health Promotion (Canadian Association for School Health)
Barriers to Parent Involvement in Health Promotion 
http://www.al-anon.alateen.org/ Al Anon
http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org/?Media=PlayFlash Alcoholics Anonymous
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