Published:
HPA, February 2008.
This is a reprint of Talking
about drugs. A guide for parents, February 2006. |
Description:
This leaflet explains why and at what age parents should
talk to their children about drugs. It also provides advice
and tips on how to do this. Parents who are worried are advised
to contact the National Drugs Helpline Tel: 0800 776600 for
further information.
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Format:
A5, 4 pages, leaflet |
Other
formats:
PDF available here (142kb) |
Target
group:
Parents |
Additional
information:
This
leaflet is available from Central
Health Promotion Resource Services.
For information about what drugs look like, how to recognise
the signs of drug taking and what to do in an emergency see
the HPA leaflet Drugs and solvents. A guide for parents. The
family doctor (GP) is another good source of advice about drugs
and local support services.
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