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Basic information
about the series, including dates/times, location, maps and directions, and
presenters.
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A link to our Directions and maps page.
Provides directions to the site
where the workshops are presented.
To search the Teens Using Drugs
site for specific information.
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A link to our Calendar page.
Provides dates of upcoming Teens
Using Drugs and Dawn Farm Education series presentations, and other local
presentations or events of interest, in a calendar format.
Information about
the “Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” workshop series.
Basic description of the workshop series.
How the program began and how it has evolved.
A short discussion of
why this resource was developed and the needs it meets in our community.
Information about the people and groups involved
with the “Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” workshop series.
A “thank you” to the
many individuals and organizations that make this program possible.
- Our Presenters.
About our program
presenters, and our program developer Ron Harrison.
- Our Sponsors.
About the program
sponsors: Dawn Farm, the Livingston and
Washtenaw Regional Coordinated School Health Program Advisory Council, and the Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook
Recovery Center.
Suggestions for
sources of help for substance abuse and related problems, for teens, families
and people who want to help a teen.
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Information on
contacting suicide prevention hotlines. Information about
contacting resources for information and assistance related to alcohol and
other drug overdose/poisoning. w
Overdose facts (pdf.) A PDF file with information
about identifying and responding to a possible alcohol or other drug
overdose. - Teen Alcohol/Other Drug Problems. Resource and
referral information for adolescent alcohol/other drug and related problems. - National Referral Information. Information on
finding nation-wide treatment programs and resources for teen alcohol/other
drug problems, including a search engine of nation-wide licensed substance
abuse treatment programs for any age. - Michigan Referral Information. Information on
finding treatment programs and resources in - Local County Referral Information. Information on
finding treatment programs or resources in Washtenaw and Information about
resources teens can contact for help with an alcohol/other drug problem. Information about support/recovery
programs that welcome teens who need help with alcohol or other drug
problems. w Local teen AA/NA (pdf.) A separate page
with suggestions for AA/NA groups in - Parent and Family Support Groups. Information about
support programs for parents of teens who are experiencing alcohol or other
drug problems. This page has suggested links to other sites
providing information about “teens using drugs” and a variety of related
issues. Sites marked with (freebie!) provide free items such as literature,
posters or videos, free on request. Links to fact sheets with information about alcohol and other
drugs. - Paraphernalia and Drug Identification and Photos. Links to site with
pictures and/or descriptions of various substances and of paraphernalia that
may be associated with use of various substances. Links to sites with
dictionaries of slang terminology related to alcohol/other drugs and
paraphernalia, or to drug culture or recovery culture. Links to sites providing information about
alcohol, tobacco and other drugs (ATOD,) and information about prevention, intervention, chemical
dependency/addiction, treatment of chemical dependency, recovery from
chemical dependency, research on ATOD, advocacy for treatment and resources
for alcohol/other drug problems, policy, legal and family issues. Links to
information and sites of interest for parents who are concerned that their
child is or may be involved with alcohol or other drugs. - Intervention. Links to site with
information on the process of “intervention.” Links to sites
designed for children and/or teens. Links to sites and
documents with information about overdose and how to respond to an overdose
of alcohol/other drugs. Links to sites with
information about preventing suicide. - Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Resources. Links to sites with
information about fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and resource for children,
adults and families affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Information on
tobacco and smoking, including prevention and cessation. Links to sites that
provide statistical information. - News/Events. Links to sites with
current news on substance abuse and related issues. - Advocacy. Links to sites related
to advocacy for resources and policy related to substance abuse issues,
including access to and availability of substance abuse services. - Support Programs/Recovery Groups. Links to sites
providing information on programs that promote recovery from chemical
dependency. - “12 Step” support and recovery programs. Links to sites
providing information on “12 Step” support and “mutual aid” programs (based
on the “12 Steps” of Alcoholics Anonymous) that promote recovery from
chemical dependency. - AA Information of interest to young people. Alcoholics
Anonymous information of specific interest to young people. - Local teen AA/NA (pdf.) Links to separate page,
with a list with suggestions for Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous
groups in - (Non-12 Step) Recovery and Support Programs. Links to sites
providing information on support and “mutual aid” programs that promote
recovery from chemical dependency and are NOT based on the ‘12 Steps’ of
Alcoholics Anonymous. - Support Programs for Family/Friends. Links to sites
providing information about support and "mutual aid” programs for family
members, friends and others affected by another person’s substance use. Links to
clearinghouses with contact information on “self help” and “mutual aid”
groups, including groups that support recovery from chemical dependency and
groups for family members and friends affected by another person’s substance
use. Links to support
and resources for parents and others who have lost loved ones due to
alcohol/other drugs or related causes. This page provides a suggested reading list, and
PDF files of documents provided as handouts to workshop participants. - Suggested Reading/Information List. This is a list of
suggestions for web sites and literature related to adolescent substance
abuse and recovery. - Suggested Resources for Treatment and Other Help. This area includes suggestions on finding sources of help for
adolescents with alcohol/other drug problems and their families. - Documents. This section links
to PDF files of documents provided as handouts to workshop participants.
Documents include: -
Checklist for adolescent alcohol/other drug problems. Compiled originally by Ronald E. Harrison. -
The
Path of Chemical Dependency in Adolescence. Published in the November and December, 1987 and January and February,
1988 issue of Professional Counselor
Magazine. Copyright 1987 by Bay Medical Center. This page provides information about the Dawn Farm
Education Series, a free, annual workshop series on substance abuse,
recovery, family issues, and other related issues. - About the Dawn Farm Education Series. A brief description
of the Dawn Farm Education Series. Information about
Dawn Farm. How to contact Dawn
Farm How to contact us for additional information or
with questions or feedback related to the “Teens Using Drugs” program or this
web site. Comments about the series, taken from the written
evaluations provided by program participants. - Parents/Guardians/Adult Family Members. Comments from parents and other adult
relatives of teens who have attended the workshops. Comments from professionals who have
attended the workshops. - Teens. Comments from teens who have attended the
workshops. Links to articles or news items that may be of
interest to people who visit this web site. Young people in recovery share their experience,
strength and hope! Links to the video presented in part one of the
“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” program.
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