School-Based Prevention of Adolescent Substance Abuse: Programs, Implementation and Future Directions
Susan G. Forman, Jean Ann Linney
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Susan G. Forman, Jean Ann Linney
Abstract
This article reviews the major approaches to school-based substance abuse prevention and focuses on school organizational issues which must be considered in the implementation of such programs. In addition, the need for multilevel interventions, which include parents, the community, and media, is explored.
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This article reviews the major approaches to school-based substance abuse prevention and focuses on school organizational issues which must be considered in the implementation of such programs. In addition, the need for multilevel interventions, which include parents, the community, and media, is explored.
Key concepts: Substance abuse prevention, Substance abuse, Psychology, Psychological intervention, School psychology, Intervention (counseling), Applied psychology, Medical education