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Five Tips for Parents to Prevent Drinking in College

10/26/2015

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The transition from high school to college is a big shift – and parents provide essential guidance and information to keep their young adults safe and healthy. Although a student may be open to discussing class selection, living arrangements, and schedules, having a conversation about parties and drinking isn’t as easy. For that reason, SAMHSA has developed some tools for parents to have that conversation – including one that addresses the dangers of underage drinking in college and can help young adults make informed and smart choices.

SAMHSA’s “Talking With Your College-Bound Young Adult About Alcohol” parent guide and accompanying video called “The Sound of Your Voice” provide approaches and tips for starting that important dialogue.
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The resources highlight five tips to having an open conversation about alcohol with young adults:

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    • Lead Family Recovery Support Specialist >
      • Endorsements
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    • An Exercise
    • Stigma
    • Trauma >
      • Signs of Unresolved Trauma
      • Gabor Mate on Trauma
    • Grief
    • Shame
    • Anxiety
    • Addiction >
      • What is addiction?
      • Addiction, A Family Challenge
    • Self-Compassion
    • Mindfulness
    • Treatment Partners
    • Coaching vs. Therapy
    • A Consumer Checklist for Checking Out Rehabs
    • Spiritual Resources
    • Apps
    • Mental Health Resources for Teens
    • Denver Community Resources
  • Services
    • Interventions >
      • Enabling, Rescuing and Controlling
      • Identifying and Establishing Personal Boundaries
    • B.A.L.M. Family Member Recovery Program
    • Testimonials
    • Family Questionnaire
  • Connect
  • Blog
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    • Education & Inspiration for Professionals
    • License The B.A.L.M.
    • Speaking to Your Families