Easy-to-use manual provides engaging, age-appropriate, and grade-specific ideas and topics to conduct meaningful class meetings. 

Teen Intervene is an evidence-based, comprehensive program that can be an effective tool for anyone skilled at working with youth in many settings, including: school counselors/health professionals, social workers, psychologists, youth treatment service providers, and juvenile justice professionals. 

Easy-to-use manual provides engaging, age-appropriate, and grade-specific ideas and topics to conduct meaningful class meetings. 

The BARR Classroom Curriculum, Vol. 2, or "I-Time," helps teachers to extend I-Time across more grade levels or into another year of school. "I-Time" includes 35 interactive activities focused on building developmental assets through goal-setting, communication, grief, loss, bullying, and diversity. 

Part of the Slick Tracy alcohol use prevention program for sixth graders, the classroom set consists of 30 copies of each of the four Slick Tracy comic books, as well as one poster. 

Schools across the country use the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (OBPP) to reduce and prevent bullying. Engaging students in the classroom is a core part of this award-winning program. This easy-to-use manual provides age-appropriate ideas and topics to conduct meaningful class meetings. 

A CSAP Model Program, Class Action is an alcohol prevention curriculum for teens based on real-life dramatic court cases involving alcohol use by minors. Class Action is the high school component to Project Northland, Hazelden's evidence-based alcohol prevention program. 

A prevention and early intervention curriculum, Alternate Routes helps youth examine the negative consequences of alcohol use, including the legal, social, physical, and economic aspects. It also guides families in reconnecting. 

Identify and build on the strengths of kids who are experimenting with risky behaviors involving alcohol in order to reshape their lives with this package that includes the Alternate Routes diversion program and Sobering Facts DVD. 

Real teens tell the real story about getting sober and staying sober in this edgy, winning interpretation of the Twelve Steps. Author Shelly Marshall lets teens speak for themselves, while expertly augmenting their stories with discussions about time-honored Twelve Step principles. 

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States, and each year thousands more preteens and teens become addicted to nicotine. 

An ideal complement to Class Action and other high school prevention programs, the Drugs on Trial series addresses the dangers and consequences associated with the most commonly abused substances. Current information and attention-getting story lines enhance learning. 

A CSAP Model Program, Class Action is an alcohol prevention curriculum for teens based on real-life dramatic court cases involving alcohol use by minors. Class Action is the high school component to ,iProject Northland, Hazelden's evidence-based alcohol prevention program. 

An ideal complement to Class Action and other high school prevention programs, the Drugs on Trial series addresses the dangers and consequences associated with the most commonly abused substances. Current information and attention-getting story lines enhance learning. 

An ideal complement to Class Action and other high school prevention programs, the Drugs on Trial series addresses the dangers and consequences associated with the most commonly abused substances. Current information and attention-getting story lines enhance learning. 

Too Good for Drugs is an evidence-based, interactive classroom curriculum designed to help students learn: cognitive skills for making decisions, how to manage emotions; and social strategies to refuse peer pressure. 

In this compelling video, doctors and clinicians join young people in recovery to candidly discuss symptoms and consequences of drug abuse, the neurobiology of addiction, substance abuse treatment, and life in recovery. 

About 70% of smokers ages 12 to 17 consider themselves addicted to cigarettes. Yet there are very few resources that specifically target teen smokers. 

A CSAP Model Program, Class Action is an alcohol prevention curriculum for teens based on real-life dramatic court cases involving alcohol use by minors. Class Action is the high school component to Project Northland, Hazelden's evidence-based alcohol prevention program. 

This evidence-based gambling prevention curriculum has shown significant and sustained changes among young people in their attitude toward gambling. In six sessions covered over a two to three week time period, Stacked Deck uses math, decision-making, and problem-solving skills to prevent the onset of gambling issues in youth. 

An ideal complement to Class Action and other high school prevention programs, the Drugs on Trial series addresses the dangers and consequences associated with the most commonly abused substances. Current information and attention-getting story lines enhance learning. 

Interviews with teens, attorneys, and law enforcement illustrate the real world consequences of adolescent alcohol and drug use in this video created expressly for high school students. 

In this compelling video, doctors and clinicians join young people in recovery to candidly discuss symptoms and consequences of drug abuse, the neurobiology of addiction, substance abuse treatment, and life in recovery. Also included is a CD-ROM featuring reproducible topic-specific materials. 

With a strength-based approach and an emphasis on making safe decisions, Sobering Facts equips teens with important information about alcohol use, how it affects the brain, how it increases the likelihood of accidents and injuries, and how it can harm school performance, relationships, and health. For ages 12-17. 

Lifetime problem gambling rates are highest in college, followed by adolescents. This evidence-based gambling prevention curriculum has shown significant and sustained changes among young people in their attitude toward gambling.