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WILL
YOU DO?
SITUATION SITUATION SITUATION
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You are having a group review at the house of one of your
classmates. The parents are not there to supervise your activity.
While reviewing, one of your classmates opens a pack of something
and melts it on a piece of foil. Everybody smokes the substance. You
are asked to try even just once to experience it. What will you do?
While going home from school, a stranger approaches you
and offers something. He says it smells good, tastes good and will
help you improve your studies and school performance. What
will you do?
One day while walking down the corridor, you notice your
classmate bring out small plastic bags with dried weeds. He is selling
the drugs to some students. You know that this kid is known bully and
anyone who gets in his way will mean trouble. What will you do?
PREVENTION AND
CONTROL OF
SUBSTANCE USE AND
ABUSE
(DECISION-MAKING AND RESISTANCE SKILLS)
PROTECTIVE
FACTORS
RISK FACTORS
DECISION-MAKING
SKILLS
DECISION-MAKING SKILLS
STEP 1: Describe the situation you are in.
STEP 2: List possible actions for the situations.
STEP 3: Share your list with responsible adults.
STEP 4: Carefully evaluate all possible actions.
STEP 5: Choose which action is most responsible
and suitable.
STEP 6: Act responsibly and intelligent.
RESISTANCE
SKILLS
RESISTANCE SKILLS
STEP 1: What is the problem?
• “Voluntary”
• “Voluntary thru representations”
• “Compulsory confinement”
MODE OF
TREATMENT
ECLECTIC APPROACH
• It teaches patients to turn away from the evil ways of drug addiction
and renew their connection with God.
THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
APPROACH
• This
approach views drug addiction as a manifestation of a more
complex psychological problem.