Instilling a Negative Attitude to Alcohol

Alcohol Dependence. How Can it be Treated?

Alcoholism is a socially dangerous form of behavioural disorder. This dependence threatens the health of the world. According to the information published by the W.H.O., In 2016, 3 million deaths, or 5.3 percent of all global deaths (7.7 percent for men and 2.6 percent for women), were attributable to alcohol consumption. Teenage alcoholism is much more dangerous than that of adults as the dependence develops more swiftly, and the effects are more dangerous for the health. The development of a negative attitude towards alcohol in children and teenagers is the primary task of their parents and educational institutions.

Alcoholism Prevention

To efficiently teach a negative attitude towards alcohol in children and teenagers, a motivating training technique has been developed. The total period of study is 8 hours and the classes are held two times a week for one month. After the training, 80% of the students have gained a negative attitude to alcohol.

Online School. Online Training

The training is held remotely, online, so no matter where you live, you can also access it. You will not have to travel to the Centres, you just need to get connect to the website. We have developed programs for individual sessions with a tutor as well as group training online. To illustrate the high quality of teaching, a test system for the assessment of students’ behavioural skills before and after the sessions has been developed. As a result, trust-based relations are formed between teachers and parents. The parents can see at any moment what their child is being taught and how his/her behaviour is changing.

Take a test to assess your child’s attitude to alcohol

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