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Teen Addiction Chapter 3 Advanced Search eNotes Home Literature Guides Lesson Plans ... SAT Prep Welcome, guest! Login Join eNotes Help September 26th, 2005 Teen Addiction Gale Group Teen Addiction: Introduction Chapter 1: What Are the Causes of Teenage Addiction? Chapter 2: Is Teenage Substance Abuse a Serious Problem? Chapter 3: How Can Teenage Addiction Be Prevented? ... Tell a friend about Teen Addiction eNotes. Viewpoints Preventing Teenage Addiction: An Overview by Sarah Glazer Parents Must Decide How to Talk to Children About Drug Use by John Leland Society Should Educate Teenagers About Alcohol’s Dangers by Antonia C. Novello Parents Should Teach Teenagers to Drink Responsibly by Elizabeth M. Whelan Casual Drug Use Must Be Fought Vigorously by Lee P. Brown Drug Abuse Resistance Education Works by Bureau of Justice Assistance Drug Abuse Resistance Education May Not Work by Jeff Elliott Parents Should Not Rely on Drug Testing of Teenagers by Mark Frankel Twelve-Step Programs Can Help Teenagers Overcome Addiction by Tammy Bell Literature Viewpoints Literary Masters SAT Prep ... Newsletter

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23. Slaying The Dragons Of Teen Addiction Printable version of Slaying the Dragons of teen addiction. Written by Denise George Parent s Guide to Top 10 Dangers Teens Face http://www.lifeway.com/lwc/article_main_page/0,1703,A%3D153389%26M%3D50017,00.ht

var fc_content="Family/Marriage/-/-/-/-/-/-"; Headlines Viewpoints Entertainment EXTRA! ... Homeschool Slaying the Dragons of Teen Addiction Written by Denise George HomeLife The Tobacco Dragon Most adults know that tobacco use is addictive and dangerous, yet many fail to confront their teens because of their own smoking habits. Some rationalize that tobacco is not as dangerous as other drugs. They are wrong. Smoking can destroy a healthy body and can lead to other substance abuse. Janice knew Melinda had no idea how addictive nicotine is. She had watched her father try to quit smoking for 40 years without success. Later that week, after hours of prayer, reflection, and research, Janice wrote the following letter to Melinda: Dear Melinda: I am writing this letter because I love you. You are a beautiful young woman with a strong, healthy body. I have prayed for you since before you were born. I have done everything in my power to keep you safe and healthy. I cannot now allow you to hurt yourself with tobacco. Most adult smokers started smoking as teenagers. Even though tobacco companies deny they target teens, teenagers are their most important customers. In fact, according to some estimates, more than 3,000 teenagers in the United States become regular smokers every day.

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Find my favorite addiction sites here. Find my favorite addiction treatment sites here. Find my favorite addiction articles and resources here. My Favorite Teen Addiction Sites My favorite teen addiction sites are a collection of sites made specifically for teens. I believe these site present quality, relevent teen addiction information, and also present their addiction facts and treatment information in a way teens, adolescents and young adults can understand and interact with. These are my favorite teen addiction sites, because they are both accurate and useful in both information and design. Freevibe.com Freevibe.com tops my list, because of the interactivity and real life teen addiction information available. This site makes addiction facts easy to read, easy to understand and presents stories from the lives of real teens and their experiences with drugs and addiction. Here teens and adolescents can find expert advice on a friends drug use, find drug facts, learn what to say when faced with situations that could lead to drug use, find addiction and drug news... and even volunteer to join or start a community peer groups. You can visit the full site Freevibe.com

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Find my favorite addiction articles and resources here. Find my favorite addiction treatment sites here. Find my favorite teen addiction treatment and resources here. My Top Addiction Sites Before I start with my favorite addiction sites, let me tell you a little about me, and why I would be listing my favorite addiction sites here on well.com. The first thing you should know is I work on web sites, specifically addiction sites. I optimize, create content for and design sites for addiction treatment and rehabilitation. Although I really enjoy what I do, I have not yet had a place where I could say, "These are what I believe to be the best addiction treatment sites on the web..." Why? Because I have to approach every site from an ambiguous point of view and try to make each one better than the last. Some times this is not possible, but there is an interesting lesson in behind why it cannot always be done. Some background to the challenge... First, at any given time there is a finite amount of addiction information present, and this information can only be rewritten by a limited number of treatment center sites or rehabilitation sites before there aren't any 'new' descriptions to use... Second, there are only a certain number of ways you can creatively describe an addiction treatment program, or addiction treatment center in 800 words or less. Third, when working on someone's website it is almost as if I am working on a part the designer and creator personally. They have put their effort and thoughts into something I am asking them to change and for many this is tough.

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27. EIB | Teen Addiction Severity Index (T-ASI) Kaminer, Y.; Buckstein, O.; Tarter, RE The TeenAddiction Severity Index Rationale and Reliability. The International Journal of the Addictions, 26(2), http://eib.emcdda.eu.int/index.cfm?fuseaction=public.Content&nNodeID=4004&sLangu

28. Teen Addiction Hard To Measure [08/11/00] Everything for People Concerned About Smoking and Protecting the Rights of Nonsmokers. http://www.no-smoking.org/august00/08-11-00-1.html

FIRST on the Internet for Smoking News and Documents Action on Smoking and Health A National Legal-Action Antismoking Organization Entirely Supported by Tax-Deductible Contributions Search Info About ash.org To Join ... Email Page Teen Addiction Hard to Measure [08/11-1] Excerpts from: Teen Addiction to Nicotine Hard to Measure By Andrew Holtz, Reuters [08/10/00 CHICAGO (Reuters Health) - In order to battle teen smoking, it is important to know when teenage smokers cross over from experimentation to tobacco dependence or addiction; but that point is hard to determine, according to presentations made here Wednesday at the 11th World Conference on Tobacco OR Health. Dr. Raymond Niaura of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, pointed out that just because a teenager smokes does not mean he or she is dependent on tobacco or nicotine. ``One potential problem with tobacco use as a marker for dependence is that patterns of use by adolescents are remarkably variable and unstable, difficult to measure with fine degrees of precision and may not be of great prognostic value in terms of predicting future entrenched tobacco involvement,'' he explained.

29. Strong Maternal Bond Effective In Preventing Teen Addiction | JoinTogether.org A new study shows that mothers play a major role in preventing teenagers from using alcohol and other drugs. http://www.jointogether.org/sa/news/summaries/reader/0,1854,550884,00.html

Demand Treatment Get Involved Action Center Policies to Save Lives ... News Summaries News Summaries Strong Maternal Bond Effective in Preventing Teen Addiction Email Print Subscribe Most Emailed A new study shows that mothers play a major role in preventing teenagers from using alcohol and other drugs, Reuters reported May 10. The international study involved 4,000 teenagers in England, Ireland, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands. The participants were questioned about their use of marijuana, amphetamines, ecstasy, LSD, tranquilizers, and alcohol. In addition, the teens were asked to complete questionnaires that asked about their relationships with their parents and grandparents, the extent of their supervision after school, and whether they were allowed to meet friends at home. The researchers determined that the rate of alcohol and other drug use among teens living with both parents and having a good relationship with their mother was 16.6 percent. If either factor was missing, the rate increased to 32 percent. The study further showed that more than 42 percent of teens living with one parent and lacking a strong relationship with their mother used alcohol or other drugs.

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31. Baby Sleep System Teen Addiction Sleepless toddlers are more likely to grow into troubled teens who smoke, abuse alcohol The finding does not mean that poor sleep causes later addiction http://www.babysleepsystem.com/babysleep/teens.htm

Baby Sleep What is the BabySleep System? The Womb Effect Life Inside the Womb ... Supporting Articles Troubled Teens Kids Aaren't Getting Sleep Adult Beds Dangerous Who Created the BabySleep System? Sleepless Tots May Become Troubled Teens WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reuters) Sleepless toddlers are more likely to grow into troubled teens who smoke, abuse alcohol and use illegal drugs, U.S. researchers reported on Wednesday. The study, which involved only boys, suggests that some as-yet unknown brain mechanism may be involved in both sleeplessness and a tendency to addiction, the researchers at the University of Michigan Health System said. The finding does not mean that poor sleep causes later addiction problems, stressed University of Michigan psychiatry professor Dr. Kirk Brower. "Our finding sees early childhood sleep disturbances as a marker, or predictor, for early use of drugs and alcohol in adolescence, not a predetermined trajectory," Brower said in a statement. Overall, a third of the children were reported to have had a sleep problem in early childhood, either trouble sleeping, overtiredness, or both. By age 12 to 14, about 32 percent of the boys had started drinking alcohol, and 40 percent said they had been drunk at least once. About 10 percent regularly smoked cigarettes, and 17 percent had used at least one kind of illicit drug. The link between sleep problems and substance abuse held true even after depression, aggression, attention problems and parental alcoholism were taken into account, Wong's team said. "It appears to indicate some shared neurobiological dysfunction whose details we don't yet know," said Robert Zucker, director of the research center where the work was done.

32. Rio Hondo College Library - Smoking Subject Guide teen addiction Call number Ref HV4999.Y68T45 2002. Teen smoking Call number Ref HV5745.T44 2000. Tobacco people, profits public health http://library.riohondo.edu/Subject_Guides/smoking.htm

Admissions Academics Library Online Services ... Human Resources 3600 Workman Mill Road Whittier, CA 90601 562.692.0921 x.3417 About the Library Catalogs Online Databases Research Help ... Library Site Index breadCrumbs(">"); Smoking The following guide provides Web site links, a list of selected books, and access to online periodical articles about this subject. The Web site links have been researched, evaluated, and annotated by Rio Hondo College Librarians. The Librarians have specifically selected these Web sites to meet the research needs of Rio Hondo College students go to Web Site Links Books WebCat Media ... Text-only version for printing Web Site Links top Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) http://www.ash.org/ Action on Smoking and Health, a nonprofit legal-action organization, has a site that is anti-smoking and contains up-to-date news about smoking and the tobacco industry. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention http://www.cdc.gov/

33. Msncadd.net | TAAP & TND Programs (TAAP) teen addiction Awareness Program. TAAP will provide sessions consisting of 90 minute instructional classes (once a week for 10 weeks). http://www.msncadd.net/teen.html

Home Programs for Teens Sr. Instructor: Tommye Cooper Dody Vail New classes start every few weeks. TAAP General Registration Intake form (parent/guardian) TND General Registration If you do not Classes are located in the classroom facilities at the NCADD building (200 N. Spring St. in downtown Tupelo (across from the old courthouse) Click here for a map. In Prentiss County, classes are in the basement of the Prentiss County Chancery Clerks Office in Booneville. (101 N. Main St.) Click here for a map. This prevention program is made possible through a grant awarded from the Mississippi Alliance For Prevention and MDMH (Mississippi Department of Mental Health) NEW CLASSES STARTING EVERY FEW WEEKS (TAAP) Teen Addiction Awareness Program TAAP will provide sessions consisting of 90 minute instructional classes (once a week for 10 weeks). Any Northeast Mississippi teen between the ages of 13 and 18, who are identified at potential risk for developing alcohol and drug related problems are eligible. These after school sessions will discuss the following topics fo information in a safe non-threatening environment.

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Web Hosting by Netfirms Free Domain Names by Netfirms ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG INFORMATION FOR TEENS Teen-Anon Recovery Groups Visit Teen-Anon Resource Center NEW TA Teen Addiction and Recovery Books You'll hear everything there is to hear about alcohol, ecstacy, speed (meth, crystal), coke, heroin, inhalents, smoking.... So, like, what's the REAL story about drugs and alcohol? (And alcohol is definitely a drug, too...just like nicotine is!) Here, you can learn straight facts about what each drug does, what it doesn't do, and the danger of each...and often, there is real danger.... People do drugs and drink, because, to start, it makes them feel good... or erases feelings...but that's only the beginning.... ALL drugs change the chemicals we have naturally in our brains...and when the brain starts changing, adding to, subtracting from its own chemicals, that's a problem because those chemicals control our feelings and actions. Can some people deal with alcohol and other drugs better than others? You bet! How about me?

35. Contemporary Issues Companion Series From Greenhaven Press Every year, thousands of teens become addicted to smoking, alcohol, This anthology presents an examination of the causes of teen addiction and various http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/general/cissuesc.htm

Contemporary Issues Companion Series from Greenhaven Press Greenhaven Press 's Contemporary Issues Companion series provides readers with a wealth of information on topics of current interest. Each anthology examines an important social issue in a variety of ways, from personal accounts and case studies to pertinent factual and statistical articles to commentaries and overviews. A perfect resource for both students and the general reader, this compelling and engaging series is sure to be a valued source of current, readable information. Following is an annotated list of titles in this series that have been ordered by the MSU Libraries. To double check locations, call numbers, and availability, see MAGIC , our online catalog. Many of the articles appearing in this series are also available electronically via the Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center . Access to the electronic articles is limited to MSU faculty and students. Animal Rights Shasta Gaughen, ed. San Diego, Ca. : Greenhaven Press, 2005. 160pp. Main Library Stacks HV4708 .A549 2005

36. Generation Next She joined “Stopping teen addiction to Tobacco,” a program at Capital High, that puts on presentations to fellow students. Salazar joined the program http://www.sfgenerationnext.com/features/mar_21_03.htm

Archive Archive Archive Archive ... Home Teen Smoking Prevention By Maggie York-Worth Over 5 million people under the age of 18 die each year from a smoking-related disease according to the Center for Disease Control. The Office of Student Wellness within the Santa Fe Public Schools, is hoping to lower that number. It has been helping teens quit smoking through N-O-T (Not On Tobacco), a science based smoking cessation program. This program, once run in the Teen Health Center, has moved and now operates out of a space each school provides. The N-O-T program is taught during school hours, but runs on a rotating schedule; alternating periods with each class. This way students are not charged with an absence when they attend a meeting. Tobacco Court is another new program that began with Harr, Mann-Lev, Alice Sealey, the director of Teen Court and Judge Francis Gallegos. An appearance at Tobacco Court is required of students who are caught smoking on campus for the second time. While tobacco court acts as a punishment, it is meant to be an informative process. Tobacco Court first began when Judge Gallegos was approached by Harr and Mann-Lev about establishing a cessation program within a courthouse setting. Gallegos had been researching smoking for the past year, when this concept was proposed.

37. CADCA E-News Yale Researchers Study Brain Development and teen addiction. 1. FORUM XIV WORKSHOPSCALL FOR PROPOSALS DUE AUGUST 15 CADCA is now accepting proposals for http://cadca.org/pressgallery/CADCAEnews/archive/7.03.03.htm

July 03, 2003 Sign up for CADCA E-News: CADCA Calendar Looking for past issues ... CADCA job opportunities E-News bglick@cadca.org CADCA Highlights Become an E-News sponsor! For more information and sponsor details, email Betsy Glick at bglick@cadca.org Mark your calendars for the Drug-Free Kids Campaign Awards Dinner, September 16, in Washington, D.C. at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium. Support the Campaign by making a donation today at: www.cadca.org/Events/DFKBenefitDinner/2003_DFK_RegForm.pdf . For more information on the Drug-free Kids Campaign visit www.drug-freekids.org This Week in CADCA E-News Forum XIV Workshops-Call for Proposals Due August 15 Recovery Month Events Now Being Organized in Several Cities SAMHSA Releases 2002 DAWN Report DEA Now Offers State Drug Information on Web Site ... Yale Researchers Study Brain Development and Teen Addiction 1. FORUM XIV WORKSHOPSCALL FOR PROPOSALS DUE AUGUST 15 CADCA is now accepting proposals for workshop presentations during our annual National Leadership Forum XIV taking place January 20-23, 2004, in Washington, D.C. The theme for this year's conference is "Community Coalitions...Local Actions=A World of Results."

38. Spectrum 2005 We are doing everything we can to help prevent teen addiction and bring down health problems,” said New York City Councilman Erik Martin Dilan (DBrooklyn), http://journalism.nyu.edu/ujw/2005/UJPuff.htm

Contact Alumni Apply Today Home ... Staff Underwritten By The New York Observer Sponsored By Dow Jones Newspaper Fund The New York University Department of Journalism and Mass Communication Time-Warner, Inc. Editorial Assistance Newsday July 11-20, 2005 Urban Journalism Workshop . NYU . NY . 10003 . USA Smoking: How young is too young to start? By Sandy Bordes Smoking kills 1,200 people daily in the United States, according to anti-smoking advocates. And with surveys showing that the majority of smokers begin while they are teenagers, New York lawmakers are now mulling legislation that will raise the legal age for buying tobacco from 18 to 19. State Sen. Charles Fuschillo Jr.,( R- Long Island) proposed a bill to prohibit selling of tobacco products, herbal cigarettes, rolling papers, or pipes to individuals under age 19. As in the current law, individuals would be required to present photo identification cards in order to purchase cigarettes. An estimated 400,000 to 3 million people die yearly from smoking related causes including cancer, emphysema, and other lung diseases, and health care costs linked to smoking are soaring. About $150 billion is spent annually for health care costs and lost productivity, according to the National Lung Association.

39. Program Aids Teen Addicts - Billingsgazette.com In many cases of teen addiction, that structure wasn t found at home. The teens and their counselors talk about addiction and relationships all the time http://www.billingsgazette.com/index.php?id=1&display=rednews/2005/07/16/build/w

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