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Addressing the Threats of MDMA (Ecstasy): Implications for School Health Professionals, Parents, and Community Members.: An article from: Journal of School Health by Ralph Wood, Linda B. Synovitz, 2001-01-01
Inside Recovery: How the Twelve Step Program Can Work for You (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Susan Banfield, 1998-08
Drug Therapy and Sexual Disorders (Psychiatric Disorders: Drugs & Psychology for the Mind and Body) by Ann E. Vitale, 2003-11
A Tale of Three High Schools: How Accurate Are Students in Estimating Substance Use Among Peers?(Brief Article): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport
Substance Abuse in Families.: An article from: Childhood Education by Rivka Greenberg, 1999-01-01
A consumer's guide to monitoring psychotropic medication for individuals with autism spectrum disorders.: An article from: Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities by Carol Schall, 2002-12-22
PSHE Activity Banks: Drugs (11-16) by Ian Harvey, 2000-01-31
Drug Addict (It Happened to Me) by Suzie Hayman, 2002-07-11
Secondary Specials!: PSHE Drugs (11-14) (Secondary Specials! + CD) by Eileen Osborne, Stephanie Yates, 2008-09-01
Drugs: The Truth (Teenage Health Freak) by Aidan Macfarlane, Ann McPherson, 2003-07-24
Parents, getting a Head Start against drugs: Trainer's guide (DHHS publication) by Sylvia Carter, 1993
Discover skills for life by Merita Thompson, 1992
Helping Students Overcome Substance Abuse: Effective Practices for Prevention and Intervention (The Guilford Practical Intervention in Schools Series) by Jason J. Burrow-Sanchez PhD, Leanne S. Hawken Phd, 2007-05-09
MARIJUANA IMPAIRED YOUTHS: A CLINICAL HANDBOOK FOR COUNSELORS, MENTORS, TEACHERS AND PARENTS. by Dr. Kay WACHUKU, 2004-03-05

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Partnership For A Drug-Free America
Please support the Partnerships communication and education programs to AntidrugTV ads. For Parents Tips on preventing your child from using drugs or
http://www.drugfreeamerica.org/

Extractions: Donate eNewsletters Sign Up Contact Us Careers ... FAQ Drug Resource Search by Slang Names 2C-B,2C-T-7 Alcohol Barbiturates Cocaine Crystal Meth DMT DOM,DOB,MDA DXM Ecstasy GHB Hashish Herbal Ecstasy Heroin Inhalants Ketamine Khat LSD Marijuana Methamphetamine Methamphetamine Pills Methcathinone Mushrooms OxyContin PCP Peyote PMA Prescription Stimulants Pseudoephedrine Ritalin Rohypnol Steroids (Anabolic) Tobacco I am interested in... a local Partnership affiliate a prevention guide for teens a prevention guide for parents public service announcements making a donation learning about the Partnership the dangers of illegal drugs prescription medication abuse the latest research the latest press releases recursos en español pseudoephedrine learning about meth cough medicine abuse Tuesday, June 08, 2004 Help Us Help Kids
Programs/Initiatives - OSDFS
provisions of the Elementary and Secondary education Act as amended by the No ChildLeft Behind to support the creation of safe, disciplined, drugfree and
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/osdfs/programs.html

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Child Maltreatment And Addiction
The Natural Child Project http//www.naturalchild.org/home and Teachers Against Violencein education http//www drug POLICY/drug REFORM White House drug Policy
http://expage.com/page/alcoholanddrugrecovery

Extractions: "If 20 million people were infected by a virus that caused anxiety,impulsivity,aggression, sleep problems,depression, respiratory and heart problems, vulnerability to substance abuse, antisocial and criminal behavior, retardation and school failure, we would consider it an urgent public health crisis. Yet, in the United States alone, there are more than 20 million abused, neglected and traumatized children vulnerable to these problems. Our society has yet to recognize this epidemic, let alone develop an immunization strategy." - Bruce D. Perry MD, PhD., CIVITAS: Childhood Trauma Programs http://www.childtrauma.org
Drug Education
The game aims to promote discussion between parents and their childrenabout early years drug education and health topics. Further
http://www.aberdeen-education.org.uk/guidance/PSE/drugs_ed/drugs.htm

Extractions: ABERDEEN GRID FOR LEARNING search website join mailing list] sign guest book home ... Alcohol Information Scotland Provides a wide range of information on alcohol for Scotland, including statistics, research, publications, key policy documents and practice guidelines as well as links to useful websites. The site is meant for anyone with an interest in alcohol issues such as care professionals, researchers, policy makers as well as the wider community. Talk to Frank The government has launched a new £3m drugs education campaign which is built around this confidential helpline and website. Aimed at young people, parents and carers concerned about drugs the website provides information on how to get help, an A-Z of drugs and what to do when worried about someone else. Some of information pertaining to services in the Aberdeern area is incorrect and the Drug Action Team has already made contact with the government's webteam to ensure that the information is amended accordingly. Plan for Action on Alcohol Problems Published on 18 January 2002. There are implications for schools.
Child Pharmacy Problems In Therapy ©Priory Lodge Education Ltd
Adverse drug Reactions The Alder Hey Experience. Director of Pharmacy Alder HeyChildren s Hospital, Eaton pages copyright ©Priory Lodge education Ltd 1994
http://www.priory.com/paeds/paedwk01.htm

Extractions: Problems in Paediatric Drug Therapy Abstracts from the Paediatric Week at Alder Hey Children's Hospital Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool, UK is one of the largest acute teaching hospitals for children in Europe. To mark the opening of its new eductaion centre, a week of seminars, workshops and lectures was organised for a multi-disciplinary audience of more than 1000 delegates and delivered by 100 speakers. One of the sessions was devoted to problems in paediatric drug therapy and we reproduce the abstracts here: Unlicensed Medicines - Is there a problem?
Health And Drug Education
government, as part of the No Child Left Behind the program via Title 4 Safe DrugFree Schools state via the Comprehensive School Health education Grant and
http://www.sisd.cc/departments/health_and_drug_education.html

Extractions: Every weekday, more than 50 million young people and 4 million teachers attend 125,000+ schools across our nation. Because of the size and accessibility of this population, school health programs are one of the most efficient means of shaping our nation's future health, education and social well-being. Safe and Drug Free Schools and Community Act The Safe and Drug-free Schools and Communities Act (as part of the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act) supports programs to prevent violence in and around schools; to prevent the illegal use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco by young people; and to foster a safe and drug-free learning environment that supports academic achievement. Students and school personnel need a secure environment, free from the dangers of violence, drug use and lack of discipline, in order to ensure that all children achieve their full potential.2 List of Michigan Model Training Dates - Click and Search PD Calendar.
Expanded Perspectives On Drug Education
t only made aware of what s happening in their child s classroom, but understandingwhat s happening throughout the community in the area of drug education.
http://www.joe.org/joe/1992summer/a9.html

Extractions: Extension professionals in many states, recognizing they have a contribution to make in the war against drugs, have identified drug education as a high priority. Illinois Cooperative Extension's drug educational program is broad-based and believes "...the most promising approaches to drug prevention are comprehensive programs that involve schools, communities, parents, students, and law enforcement...."1 A Broader Perspective Illinois Extension's approach to drug education reflects the view that the drug problem involves far more than the abuse of illegal substances such as "crack" or heroin. It also includes the misuse of medicinal drugs which, according to Goodstadt,2 is our most widespread and serious drug problem. Though both categories of drugs are potentially dangerous, one group consists of illegal substances while the other is made up of drugs with legitimate therapeutic applications. Programs that broadly address the drug problem, including the misuse of legally obtained medicinal drugs and abuse of illegal street drugs, should distinguish between the concepts of abuse and misuse. Drug abuse is the intentional and nontherapeutic use of any psychoactive (mind-affecting) substance, including alcohol, that adversely affects the user's well-being. Drug misuse is inappropriately prescribing or using therapeutic drugs, is unintentional, and those involved aren't seeking psychoactive effects.
PRO-ED Online Store
is based on Department of education guidelines. prevention theory, facts about drugs,resource lists Connection, listing ageappropriate children s books keyed
http://www.proedinc.com/store/index.php?mode=product_detail&id=11686
WIXT NEWSCHANNEL 9
Antidrug education. Sometime during grade school, your child is likelyto encounter anti-drug education. These programs typically
http://www.wixt.com/guides/parenting/topic.aspx?content_id=EF8EFDFB-99B2-4C87-92
Truth Or D.A.R.E. The Dubious Drug-Education Program Takes New York, The Village
A child s first experience with a uniformed police officer is in a friendly,helpful way. . . . Forget about the drug education. . . .
http://www.druglibrary.org/think/~jnr/truthord.htm

Extractions: by Jennifer Gonnerman T hirty sixth-graders begin to shout as a police officer enters their classroom at P.S. 20 on the Lower East Side. "Good morning, Officer Carla!" they call out to their favorite teacher. Officer Carla is Carla DeBlasio, 35, a one-time transit cop who teaches weekly classes as part of the NYPD's Drug Abuse Resistance Education program, known as DARE. On a recent Wednesday, the officer strides into the classroom clutching DARE's mascot, a fuzzy stuffed lion named Daren. Officer Carla wears a DARE pin above her police badge and a gun tucked discreetly inside the waistband of her navy blue slacks. But she seems more like a dedicated teacher than a typical cop. Indeed, she knows every student's name, and when she discovered that P.S. 20 did not have a basketball team, she started her own. Such devotion has made Officer Carla a star in the city's DARE program. At first, the students fired the usual questions at her. "Have you ever used your gun?" "Have you ever shot anybody?" But now, near the end of DARE's 17-week curriculum, any anxiety the students may have had about cops, or at least Officer Carla, seems to have dissipated. Officer Carla begins by recapping last week's lesson on "positive alternatives." "What happens when we hang out with the wrong people?" she yells. Tiny hands shoot into the air as students holler the answers.
Parents. The Anti-Drug.
Find educational resources and classroom activities here The Office of National DrugControl Policy is not responsible for Be more involved in your child s life
http://www.theantidrug.com/
Education Development Center, Inc.
education Development Center, Inc. (EDC) is one of the world's leading nonprofit education and health organizations. EDC brings researchers and practitioners together to create tools for learning .
http://www.edc.org/
Tips For Talking With Your Child About Drugs
process. Conversations about tobacco, alcohol and other drugs arenot like inoculations that can protect children for all time.
http://www.acde.org/parent/Tips.htm

Extractions: TIPS FOR TALKING WITH YOUR CHILD ABOUT DRUGS Although such topics as the use of tobacco, alcohol and drugs are emotionally charged, they are a natural and necessary part of communicating process you have with your child. Remember that the purpose of this encounter is communication Communicating with your child about drug use should not be a one-time occurrence or a one-way process. Conversations about tobacco, alcohol and other drugs are not like inoculations that can protect children for all time. Talk with your children often as they grown from preschool to adulthood. Common concerns parents have when discussing drug use with their children At what age should I discuss drug use with my child? Strategies for Listening Helpful examples of parent-child dialogue ...
Emergency Planning - Office Of Safe And Drug-Free Schools
This website provides information about emergency preparedness to help schools and communities plan for any emergency, including natural disasters, violent incidents and terrorist acts. Reading .
http://www.ed.gov/emergencyplan

Extractions: Provide Feedback with our online survey. Schools in Need of Improvement Reading Special Education ... Find Grants Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices As schools and communities across the U.S. prepare and develop plans for responding to potential emergency situations, U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige has unveiled this new web resource to help. It is designed to be a one-stop shop that provides school leaders with information they need to plan for any emergency, including natural disasters, violent incidents and terrorist acts. The site will be regularly updated. Secretary Paige and Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge unveiled this new resource at Blair High School in Montgomery County, Maryland, which has a model emergency plan in place. For more information about what families and communities can do to be ready for an emergency, please visit www.ready.gov
For Parents
How can you get involved? It s good if you get involved in your child sdrug education. You ll be better informed and you ll give
http://www.addaction.org.uk/Pgedn.htm

Extractions: About Addaction Addaction Parents' Guide to Drugs What you should know about drugs ... Drugs and the law Drug education in schools Other people's experiences Jargon buster In an emergency Order form ... Mollie Craven's letter Some drug education is part of the National Cirriculum in England and Wales and it's taught in science, personal, social and health education (PSHE) and citizenship lessons. What are children taught about drugs? What if your child gets in trouble with drugs at school? See the Department of Education and Skills website for more information. key stage age what are children taught? about the role of drugs as medicines that medicines and other household products can be harmful if not used properly the effects on the body of drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, in relation to personal health legal and illegal substances, their risks and effects
D.A.R.E.
The Official site for the national DARE program. The DARE program gives kids the life skills they need to avoid involvement with drugs, gangs, and violence. DARE is a police officerled series of
http://www.dare-america.com/

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