Read Online Just Say Know: Talking With Kids About Drugs And Alcohol Compiled By Cynthia M. Kuhn Formatted As Audio Books

book is written in clear words that anybody can understand, without abusing of medical terms and it explains well when it uses.

There are chapters like:
Communication is Key: talks about things like "know what are you talking about", "empower kids to lake their own decisions", "adults are role models", "adults' brains and children's brain are different" Drug Basics: types of drugs, different body reactions Legal issues Alcohol Caffeine Hallucinogens Inhalants Marijuana this chapter specially was too weak to convince that is not good to take it.
What a disappointment if is to talk about it to kids and/or teenagers,even for adults Nicotine: the book has harsh images of drugs and even one of someone taking something, but for the nicotine chapter, it would have been better to also include some damaged lungs.


Even if it is informative and includes a way to approach the subject with kids and with examples and teenagers, one feels that info could go a little bit

deeper or more incisive and convincing maybe including cases of people who faced severe aftermaths after consuming or even death, which can happen even if it does not in for the most.
All of our children deserve the chance to be as bright, successful, and healthy as they can be.
But our kids are threatened by the wide availability of alcohol and other drugs in our society.
Everyone agrees that the best protection is education, but exactly what do you say Just Say Know gives parents, educators, and health professionals powerful tools to talk with kids about how alcohol and other drugs interact with their minds and bodies.
In a simple, easytoread format, it teaches adults what they need to know about a wide range of drugs.
For each type of drug the authors suggest conversations that help lead children to choose freedom from drug abuse.
For everyone who has a role in the life of children, Just Say Know is an informative guide to teaching kids about staying healthy and making the right decisions when faced with the attractions of drugs and alcohol.
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