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What Is Your Role As A Parent To Help Prevent Drug Abuse?

The drug called Ecstasy/MDMA is just one childrens friends;
of several that children as young as 8th Techniques of how to understand your
graders are abusing. Ecstasy is a childrens problems and concerns;
human-made drug taken orally as a capsule And becoming involved in their learning.
or tablet. The short-term effects include The importance of this parent-child
feelings of mental stimulation, emotional relationship continues through
warmth, enhanced sensory perception, and adolescence and beyond.
increased physical energy. Adverse health Below are some resources to help you find
effects can include nausea, chills, drug prevention programs:
sweating, teeth clenching, muscle National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
cramping, and blurred vision. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
If you suspect or find out your child is U.S. Department of Health and Human
actually abusing this drug or is involved Services (DHHS)
in any kind of drug abuse what steps can Center for Substance Abuse Prevention
you take to help them overcome the (CSAP)
addictions? Substance Abuse and Mental Health
A family-based prevention program should Services Administration (SAMHSA), DHHS
include: Phone: 301-443-9110
1. Enhanced family bonding and Centers for Disease Control and
relationships; Prevention (CDC), DHHS
2. Education for parents to learn Phone: 404-639-3534
parenting skills; Phone: 800-311-3435 (toll-free)
3. Developing, discussing and enforcing Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program
family policies on substance abuse; U.S. Department of Education (DoE)
4. Training in drug education and Phone: 800-872-5327 (toll-free)
information. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
What is family bonding? U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)
Family bonding is the foundation of the Phone: 202-307-1000
relationship between parents and Knowledge Exchange Network, SAMHSA, DHHS
children. You can strengthen your family Phone: 800-789-2647 (toll-free)
bonds through skills training on parent National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and
supportiveness of children, parent-child Drug Information (NCADI), SAMHSA, DHHS
communication, and parental involvement. Phone: 800-729-6686 (toll-free)
One of the cornerstones for drug abuse National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and
prevention is parental monitoring and Alcoholism (NIAAA), NIH, DHHS
supervision. As a parent you can enhance Phone: 301-443-3860
your parenting skills with drug National Institute of Mental Health
prevention program training. (NIMH), NIH, DHHS
Benefits of participating in a drug Phone: 301-443-4513
prevention program are: As a parent you need to educate yourself
Being able to provide consistent rules as much as possible about drug abuse,
and discipline for your child; stay in touch with your childrens
Ability to talk to your children about activities, and listen to their problems
drugs; and concerns.
Techniques of how to monitor your This article is FREE to publish with the
childrens activities; resource box.
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