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Recovery at Any Age: Young People Can and Do Recover

Recovery Month Webcast: June 2, 2010

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Examines substance abuse and youth. Explores factors that can lead to alcohol or drug addiction; how illicit drugs and alcohol can affect their development, and the role of modern technology, such as social media, in treatment and recovery services.

Pub id: SMA10-4493
Publication Date: 6/2010
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Webcast
Audience: Family & Advocates, Educators, Community Coalitions, Parents & Caregivers
Population Group: Adolescents as Population Group, Young Adults as Population Group

Tags: Recovery Month Alcohol Underage Drinking Patient Assessment Intervention Peer Support Family Treatment Approach Prescription Drugs Recovery Support Illegal Drugs Inhalants Education Recovery Home and Community-Based Services Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Binge Drinking Access to Care

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