Intervention eBook

Find answers to the following questions:

• What is a drug or alcohol Intervention?
• How do I know for sure if my teen is using?
• How should I prepare for a talk with my child?
• How do I make sure the talk is productive?
• What if my child needs outside help?

What to do if your child is drinking or using drugs


Let Australians know new, real harms of cannabis
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New scientific studies published in some of the world’s best medical journals (see link below for the studies) are showing that cannabis is likely causal in twice as many cancers as tobacco, as well as most birth defects. Massive population studies are now confirming what decades of laboratory research into the physiological effects of cannabis had already discovered. Yet the media mostly refuses to cover press releases from drug prevention organisations drawing attention to these studies, leaving medicinal and recreational cannabis users in the dark about the damage it is doing. Its damage to mental health is likewise being largely ignored by the media. DFA request your support for this very important gofundme cause.

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Click here to download a 15 page documents giving the latest science on cannabis

 

 

Click here to download Cannabis and Hemp Scientific Review

 

 

THE SAVE YOUR BRAIN ALCOHOL & DRUG EDUCATION RESOURCE

PUTS PREVENTION FIRST

Drug Free Australia will soon offer new suite of health education modules, with a focus on Drug Use Prevention. ‘Save Your Brain’ (SYB) focuses age-appropriate resources from Year 5, through Middle School and into the Senior Secondary school level. In particular, it focusses on the impact of alcohol and other drugs on the brain. It also looks at protective factors to give teens the 'tools' to be able to negotiate anti-social requests in peer pressure situations.

Save Your Brain. Your feedback is welcome: go to: Feedback Form | Save Your Brain

Save Your Brain Resource


Check out the Drug Free Australia LIBRARY which covers a wide range of data regarding your field of endeavor. 

Check out the Drug Free Australia RECOMMENDED WEBSITES. These NGO’s  covers the best up-to-date data  regarding recovery, prevention and education on the world wide web.


 

"Jocelyn Rodriguez, 19, a Wendy's employee, told The New York Times that when she heard Ramos was the shooter, she was initially shocked, but then less surprised. She knew him to have a bad temper and to snap at people. He said he had a tendency to pick fights with co-workers and would often talk about how much he hated his mother and grandmother, whom he told her did not let him smoke weed or do what he wanted." Uvalde killer also shot his Grandmother first. (Read More)

 

One Voice One Message GLOBAL SUPPORT FOR A DRUG-FREE LIFESTYLE

 

 

 

 

Chronic Marijuana Use and Violence – Linked?

 

 

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 Dr Reece Apollos’ 5-minute YouTube video helps explain how cannabis damages you DNA reproductive system in layman language.


 

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Who we are

Drug Free Australia is a peak body, representing organizations and individuals who value the health and wellbeing of our nation. It plays a key role as a community voice, staying in touch with every day Australians - families and young people - via newsletters, community forums and the media, to ensure a clear message of healthy, drug free lifestyles is assured for generations to come.

Drug Free Australia’s position Statement

A balanced, humane drug policy where law enforcement, combined with well-resourced education and public health practice, together with international cooperation, will help us reap the benefits of effective prevention and demand reduction initiatives. Appeasement to the seductive chorus of calls for decriminalisation will only lead to greater uptake of illicit drug use. Those who offer this panacea of legalisation coupled with regulation have yet to demonstrate any practical means of regulation and should be held to account.

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