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Happy children, not on drugs!

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which one do you think would help? I think a doctor's visit because you may be able to prevent long term damage or addiction from becoming worse. By doing this you might be able to save them from a bad criminal record.

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Example of a positive activity for children to keep them away from activities that could lead to drug use.

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On a personal note, that makes me believe parents and programs such as gymnastics and other activities that are posted on this page help keep you off the streets and away from drugs is because it worked for myself.
I Alyssa Anderson was a gymnast for seven years most of it being in Junior high and then some in high school, I had parents that cared and are close to me. These parents made rules for me and if those rules got broke then there was consequences. And because of this I can proudly say I'm a drug free example for future generations.

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Keep your child active and involved has been stated to decrease the likely hood of them doing drugs.

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Differences in drug types and the language associated with drugs. 

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Differences in drug types and the language associated with drugs. 

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http://kidshealth.org/en/kids/know-drugs.html#

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model on how to interact with children on dugs

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Stay focused, and check up with your kids and have a positive relationship with them.

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Start early, and stay consistent in your talk to your children about drugs.

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Lets eleminate drug use amongst children!!!

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Ways to talk about drugs in different age groups!!!!

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Ways to talk about drugs in different age groups!!!!

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http://www.parents.com/kids/problems/drug-abuse/talking-to-your-child-about-drugs/

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http://www.kidsinthehouse.com/teenager/substance-abuse/prevention/how-teach-kids-stay-away-drugs-and-alcohol

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http://www.treatmentsolutions.com/four-ways-to-keep-your-kids-off-drugs/

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http://www.ncpc.org/topics/drug-abuse/alcohol-tobacco-and-other-drugs

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Red Ribbon Week schools think its beneficial to do this cute ideas, but in all reality it is not beneficial more the most part for children on keeping them away from harmful substances of all sorts.

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Red Ribbon Week schools think its beneficial to do this cute ideas, but in all reality it is not beneficial more the most part for children on keeping them away from harmful substances of all sorts.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MxqJhEfXCo

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I recently did an interview assignment for a Rehab 461 class. This research was conducted doing in person interviews. There was nine interviews; three of the people being younger than age 27, three people being my age, and three people above my age. My conclusion of data was that 80% of the interviewees thought parents where respnsible for the prevention of drug use in children. The rest of the 20% remaining was broken down into 10 percent thought laws were responsible. The last 10% being schools were thought to be responsible

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Stay involved as a parent!!!!

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"Staying in a program Keeps you off the street" Cassie (one of the younger interviewees from my research.  

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"Staying in a program Keeps you off the street" Cassie (one of the younger interviewees from my research.  