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Wellness: April Is Alcohol Awareness Month
By support on March 23, 2011
April is Alcohol Awareness Month, and although talking with your kids about the dangers of drugs and alcohol can be very difficult, there are strategies that can help.
Following theses five suggestions can help you develop regular
communication with your children, if you haven’t already. Talking with them about their day-to-day lives will make it much easier to bring up the harder topics, such as drugs and alcohol, when the time is right. Download the Live Well Work Well April pdf.
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