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Young People

David Foxcroft on programmes that impact social development in young people
David Foxcroft on programmes that impact social development in young people
Dr David Foxcroft discusses some of the latest research into alcohol education and prevention in schools, in particular the impact of programmes such as the Good Behaviour Game and the Strengthening Families Programme. 
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on the origins of her professional interest in family work
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on the origins of her professional interest in family work
 
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on developing practice with a 'family focus'
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on developing practice with a 'family focus'
 
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on the loss of dynamic process as we gather and impart information
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on the loss of dynamic process as we gather and impart information
 
Joy Barlow: balancing women's recovery with the vulnerability of affected children
Joy Barlow: balancing women's recovery with the vulnerability of affected children
Joy describes the model that built on the contributions of women who were tackling the problems  drug use brought for them and their children. Joy continues to describe the work at Aberlour.
Robin Davidson on generational attitudes to alcohol
Robin Davidson on generational attitudes to alcohol

Robin described how some young people use alcohol information to calculate and plan drinking behaviour

Howard Parker on Young People and the ACCE Profile
Howard Parker on Young People and the ACCE Profile

Howard describes the changes in the patterns of young people's alcohol, cannabis, cocaine and ecstasy use.

Howard Parker on Young People and the Drug Strategy
Howard Parker on Young People and the Drug Strategy

Howard discuses what factors need to be taken into account when thinking about young people's services including 'Transitional' Services.

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