Oxford Medical Publications in association with WHO Europe. A brochure produced and presented at the WHO Ministerial Conference on Young People and Alcohol in Stockholm from 19-21 February 2001. An educational pack for teachers, including resource material and pupil work sheets, on the perspectives of the great religions in regard to alcohol and drug use and abuse. Sections on Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism. Christian Education Movement 1993.
Alcohol can harm children and young people to an alarming degree.
The harm is caused not only by parents and other adults who are problem drinkers but by excessive consumption among the young themselves'. The book reviews both these aspects and contains sections on treatment and prevention. A source book for teachers on drug issues, including sections on alcohol. BMJ publication written by Alex Paton - practical guidance on how to detect alcohol misuse. 22 short chapters providing advice to counsellors on how to deal with problems often presented by clients - including denial, relapse, inconsistent attendance, poor motivation and continued drinking while receiving counselling.