I’m Gonna Be Deliberately Drug Free - WATCH with your kids!

I’m Gonna Be Deliberately Drug Free - WATCH with your kids!

Even though I bet you have your own understanding of substance abuse, I think it's important that we start in the same place - then we will build from there.

It's crucial that you know we "adults" understand that it's difficult being a kid these days. You have more coming at you than most of us did at your age. And that means you need to make more choices to either help or to hinder yourself.

So, I want you to be able to consider what's at stake.

It sounds crazy, but when today's parents think back to their childhood they actually have more in common with their great grandparents than with what you deal with today. Why? Incredibly potent drugs, the computing power of smartphones, social media, instant grades and the anxiety of Covid.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

*The very latest information about Fentanyl, and the different routes it takes to find its way to our kids.

*How to flip the script away from sending messages that unintentionally promote underage substance use.

*Practical steps to become more intentional about raising a healthy drug free adolescent without being tuned out.

I've been told this course helps kids and parents get on the same page with what it's like.

When you don't have a plan, drug experimentation can happen accidentally in a festive moment. That's what happened to me. This video includes my story and the truths I have learned.

No matter what you call a drug prevention concept or presentation, it will most definitely always sound cheesy. So, we have that - deliberately. Jump in you won't regret it!

An EVIDENCE BASED series about staying away from drugs and alcohol as an adolescent, for Parents and Kids Age 11-18,

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What you will learn

• Drugs Today Are Even More Deadly. With the prevalence of Fentanyl coming from Mexico, overdose deaths are rising after just one try.
• Now is a Crucial Time For You. Through a process called "pruning" your brain is already going through some dynamic changes.
• The Problem with "I'll try anything once!" Every Single Drug Addict Thought They Could Just Dabble.

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Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Paul Cook