Parents  Professionals

Partner Links

1. N.D. Substance Abuse Prevention

General

1. Time to Talk Toolkit
2. The Partnership at drugfree.org
3. Parent Resource Center
4. Prevent Child Abuse ND resources on child abuse, prevention, parenting tips, and more
5. Parent Newsletter
6. Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center

Toddler

1. How they communicate
2. How you should communicate

Preschool

1. How they communicate
2. How you should communicate

Grade K-3

1. How they communicate
2. How you should communicate

Grade 4-6

1. How they communicate
2. How you should communicate
3. Inhalants
4. Transitions: The First Year of Middle School
5. For military families, Time to talk

Grade 7-9

1. How to talk to kids
2. Transition and Teens
3. For military families, time to talk

Grade 10-12

1. Impact of Alcohol on Teen's development
2. Make a Difference: Talk to your child about alcohol
3. Suspect your teen is using drug or drink? A brief guide to action for parents
4. Northern Lights SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)
5. High Risk High

College/Young Adult

1. Alcohol Calculators (Blood Alcohol Content, Drink Size, Calorie, Spending)
2. College Parent Resources (Choosing the right college and What Parents need to know about College Drinking)

Welcome Professionals. This page contains email resources sent out to registered parents.

December
Parents LEAD: Toddler (Age 0-2)
Parents LEAD: Preschool (Age 3-5)
Parents LEAD: K-3 (Age 6-9)
Parents LEAD: 4-6 (Age 10-12)
Parents LEAD: 7-9 (Age 13-15)
Parents LEAD: 10-12 (Age 16-18)
Parents LEAD: College-Young Adult (Age 18+)


November
Parents LEAD: Toddlers - Curiosity (Age 0-2)
Parents LEAD: Building Positive Relationships (Age 3-5)
Parents LEAD: Practice Quality Conversations (Age 6-9)
Parents LEAD: Effective Communication (Age 10-12)
Parents LEAD: Importance of Male Role Models (Age 13-15)
Parents LEAD: Helping Delay Gratification (Age 16-18)
Parents LEAD: Plan Your Response (Age 18+)


October
Parents LEAD: Send the Right Message (Age 6-9)
Parents LEAD: Opening Up Communication (Age 13-15)
Parents LEAD: Set a Good Example (Age 10-12)
Parents LEAD: Dont Host the Party (Age 16-18)
Parents LEAD: Start the Conversation (Age 18+)