Underage Drinking: Say No! (Feeling Overwhelmed Series Book 7)
Book Details
Author(s)Dr. Sarita Uhr
ISBN / ASINB00BKB5P9E
ISBN-13978B00BKB5P90
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
This is an engaging, interactive guide for preteens to discourage drug and alcohol use by educating them about the effects of drugs and alcohol on the body and brain.
Dr. Uhr, a Stanford-trained psychiatrist with over 24 years of clinical experience has treated many teens and young adults for underage drinking and drug abuse. Once a substance abuse problem starts, it is difficult to stop. This book is aimed at preventing the problem in the first place.
The book includes the top reasons preteens drink, when to ask for help, and dispels myths about alcohol and drugs. It also includes information about prescription drug use which is a growing problem in this age group.
What makes this book a knock-out is that it includes coping skills for peer pressure and is chock full of tips for excellent decision-making in addition to basic science facts about alcohol and drugs which preteens respond to.
Your pre-teen can read the book on their own or you can also read it together to open up communication about the topic. It is short and easy to digest.
Many kids experiment with drugs and alcohol starting in middle school.
This book is an absolute must for ANY parent with a pre-teen. It is a minefield raising kids today and we must use every tool in our tool belt to give our kids the best chance of making the right decisions.
Imagine an open communication with your teens about drugs and alcohol starting at a young age.
So don't delay and get this book that may end up having a powerful impact on your teen's thinking.
(It is best viewed on a kindle fire or iPad as it has color images, but this not a necessity)
Dr. Uhr, a Stanford-trained psychiatrist with over 24 years of clinical experience has treated many teens and young adults for underage drinking and drug abuse. Once a substance abuse problem starts, it is difficult to stop. This book is aimed at preventing the problem in the first place.
The book includes the top reasons preteens drink, when to ask for help, and dispels myths about alcohol and drugs. It also includes information about prescription drug use which is a growing problem in this age group.
What makes this book a knock-out is that it includes coping skills for peer pressure and is chock full of tips for excellent decision-making in addition to basic science facts about alcohol and drugs which preteens respond to.
Your pre-teen can read the book on their own or you can also read it together to open up communication about the topic. It is short and easy to digest.
Many kids experiment with drugs and alcohol starting in middle school.
This book is an absolute must for ANY parent with a pre-teen. It is a minefield raising kids today and we must use every tool in our tool belt to give our kids the best chance of making the right decisions.
Imagine an open communication with your teens about drugs and alcohol starting at a young age.
So don't delay and get this book that may end up having a powerful impact on your teen's thinking.
(It is best viewed on a kindle fire or iPad as it has color images, but this not a necessity)


