Free webinar, 8/26 at 11am ET

There’s still time to register for Friday’s webinar:

Preparing for Success with LifeSkills Training Parent Program

We’re excited to this free webinars designed to help anyone looking to implement the LifeSkills Training Parent Program.  Our goal is to help you successfully kick off your implementation of LST!  This informative webinar will discuss and present information related to:

• Implementing with fidelity
• Resources for teachers and students
• Raising awareness about your program
• Q & A

Space is limited.  Click this link to register

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Parent Program Leader Training Workshop

The LifeSkills Training Parent Program is proven to help families by strengthening family communication.* The program helps keep children from using drugs, is ideal for parenting workshops or self-paced, and is available in Spanish. Register today and learn how to implement the LifeSkills Training Parent Program Click the link  below for an enrollment form and fax or email it to olt@nhpamail.com June 29, 2016 – 11am (ET) Space is limited!

 

*A study in the Journal of Child and Family Studies shows that family-based prevention programs can be an effective way to prevent adolescent substance use.

Discussing Drugs with Your Children

According to a recent study from the 2008 Partnership Attitude Tracking Study (PATS), the majority of teens reported that their parents had discussed the risks of alcohol or marijuana with them. However, significantly less teens reported speaking with their parents about inhalants or prescription drug abuse.

 

Need help opening up the lines of communications with your children? The

Botvin LifeSkills Training Parent Program is designed to help parents strengthen communication with their children and prevent them from using drugs. This powerful prevention tool is ideal for parenting workshops or individual use at home. The comprehensive guide and DVD included in this program contain materials and exercises that help parents keep their kids away from threats of tobacco, drugs, and violence. These tools help parents prepare their children for a successful transition from adolescence to early adulthood.

Click here for a sample lesson.