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Substance Abuse

Addictions resource: Dealing with Addiction

Dealing with Addiction

Providing the facts about substance abuse, gambling, gaming & food addiction as well as how to help people recover from addiction.

  • Age range: 12 years and upwards
  • Category: Schools
  • Last revised: 2021
  • Pages: 83
  • Illustrated throughout

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Substance Abuse Lesson Plans

Alcohol addiction lesson plan: Problems with Alcohol

Problems with Alcohol

This lesson plan uses role play to examine some of the problems alcohol can cause among young people.

  • Age range: 12 years and upwards
  • Category: Lesson plan
  • First published: 2022
  • Pages: 18
  • Duration: 1 hour

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Substance abuse covers a wide range of behaviours which are damaging to one’s health. There is an urgent need for clear, accurate information that parents, teachers and young people can rely on. Whether we are talking about alcoholism, smoking or drug abuse, whether the substances are legal or illegal, we need solutions to help people deal with their addictions.

When we consider the harm caused by abusing substances, what could cause a person to abuse drugs? How can individuals and society tackle addiction? We will examine these questions and other issues connected to substance abuse in this section.

All Resources provides accurate information about alcohol and drugs to equip young people with the ability to make wise decisions about the various substances available.


Substance Abuse Resources for Schools

We publish downloadable substance abuse ebooks to support schools by:

  • Giving help, guidance and education in a sensitive way
  • Informing as well as educating

Substance Abuse Resources for Students

Teaching young people about substance abuse can be a difficult task. Our aim is to produce resources that:

  • Deal with the issues tactfully
  • Respect the confidentiality of those experiencing substance abuse problems