What Are the Effects And/or Impacts of Drugs and Alcohol on Teenage Education?
Question by twilightmage13: What are the effects and/or impacts of drugs and alcohol on teenage education?
[rewrite]I’m a student doing a project researching teenage drug and alcohol abuse and the effects it has on the brains of teenagers. With that information it would be easy to deduce the impact it has on their education.
Feel free to give your anonymous experiences as well, it will help a lot. Thank you.
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What Is the Name of the Act That Will Force Someone to Get Help From Drugs and Alcohol Abuse?
Question by Lothar of the Hill People: What is the name of the act that will force someone to get help from drugs and alcohol abuse?
[rewrite]It’s the one where you can force someone into a inpatient treatment clinic to get help. Thanks.
There is a law on the books that allows a judge to force someone into treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.
It’s very similar to the Baker Act.
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Answer by kristina
interventions are used to convince ppl they need help…but i don’t think you can force someone to seek help. they have to realize they need it themselves.
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