What Should a Parent Do When Their Teenager Goes to a Party Where Alcohol and Drugs May be Present?
Mrs. Dena Gorkin For most teenagers, parties are a rite of passage and attendance or lack of attendance at a […]
Mrs. Dena Gorkin For most teenagers, parties are a rite of passage and attendance or lack of attendance at a […]
(This article is based on an interview with Dr. Rona Novick for Operation Survival’s Prevention 101 series.) It is difficult
Mrs. Dena Gorkin Alcohol, tobacco and prescription drugs, though legal, are often abused. People can get these substances whether they
(This article is based on an interview with Dr. Rona Novick for Operation Survival’s Prevention 101 series.) Parents and schools
Mrs. Dena Gorkin Anxiety and depression in preteens and teenagers are more prevalent today than five years ago. One potential
(This article is based on an interview with Dr. Rona Novick for Operation Survival’s Prevention 101 series.) The term bullying
In the field of substance abuse prevention, there is a concept known as protective factors. These are conditions or behaviors present in an individual’s environment that decrease his or her chances of falling prey to addiction and other risky behaviors. The following are some protective factors that parents can provide, no matter the age of their children.