Right at the top of virtually every parent's concerns is the fear that their children might become involved with drugs. And they are right to be concerned. Whether in cities, suburbia or rural communities, whether in wealthy or poor neighborhoods, drugs are now readily available to all young people. And even the seemingly nerdiest kids can speak with apparent fluency and familiarity about marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and such strange-sounding things as blunts, ecstasy, roofies, Special K, and crystal meth.
Drugs are an equal opportunity destroyer.
Fifty percent of young people have used an illegal drug by the time they leave high school. These articles can be downloaded to your computer and then viewed with Adobe's Acrobat Reader. All materials on this site are protected by copyrights which are owned or licensed by Integrated Insights. For details, see User Agreement . The following web sites are excellent sources of information on employer related issues.