Dependence on narcotic substances

Causes of drug development

How to suspect that a child is taking a snoring?

We suggest that parents take advantage of this questionnaire.

1. Excellence in school is declining in the last years.
2. A sudden decrease in excellence.
3. Does not tell parents about public activities at school.
4. Does not say to parents about the call to school.
5. Loss of interest in sport and other extra-traditional activities.
6. Teachers, classmates tell about miscarriagings, fights, thefts.
7. Is detained for the steering wheel.
8. Detained from drugs at parties, discos, etc.
9. The storage, use, carrying or sale of the drug.
10. Detention for various crimes, such as overheard, in cases of overexcitement.
11. Stealing.
12. From the house disappears money, jewels, clothes, books and so on.
13. Often ask for money from parents and relatives.
14. Sells plates, discs, books.
15. It is unclear where large sums of money come from.
16. Unexplained mood swings.
17. Mood drop, negism, critical attitude to ordinary things and events.
18. Isolation, does not participate in family life. Long listens to musical recordings, mystery, thoughtfulness, loneness.
19. Endless lying. Self-growth during a call.
20. Avoid communicating with the family.
21. Maleness, aggression, hot fluidity, lack of enthusiasm.
22. Increasing indifference, lack of initiative.
23. Speech about life's futility.
24. General psychological changes: disrupted memory, logical thinking.
25. Frequent colds.
26. The appetite disappears, it deteriorates.
27. The morning toilet.
28. The outer image of the sick: pale, swollen face, red eye apples, brown-overflowing tongue, needles in the hands, feet, crotch.
29. Frequent bruises, wounds, which can not be explained in any way.
30. There are tattoos, cigarette burns, scars from the wounds of the forearm.
31. Insomnia, increased fatigue, recurring with excessive activity.
32. To defend your rights to consume alcohol and drugs.
33. The smell of alcohol or hashish.
34. Severely narrowed or dilated pupils.
35. Memory loss during playback.
36. You will find syringes, needles, vials, clothing vessels, potassium permanganate, acetic acid, acetone, solvents.
37. You find unclear tablets, powders, herbs, etc., although these substances a
    re hidden.
38. Non-compliance with House rules and procedures.
39. Do not care about home affairs.
40. Do not care for home holidays.
41. Increasing tension between households.
42. Trying not to sleep at home.
43. Mystery, closing.

Treat your questions carefully, do not materialate them (but 10 and more pos
itionanswers should cause your concern).

• Look at your own behaviour in relation to the intoxicants. Do you smoke or drink? Are you taking any tonic or sedative medicines to improve your shape and well-being?
• Do not try to give your children a nicer presentation of adult intoxicants, especially drinking and smoking-teenagers easily recognize hypocrisy.
• Refer to certain data about the intoxicated and their use, and do not return their opinions to rough stories from the media.
• If the views of both parents or guardians are different, you need to find some common points of contact and agree on what lines you will follow with the children.
• Let your children and their friends express their views on the intoxicated ones. A better challenge than avoiding sensitive topics.
• Listen to what your children know and talk about the intoxicated, do not think that the information you have is always correct. Check the facts and be ready to learn.
• If you have any concerns, choose a convenient time to talk wisely. Do not rush to irritate, get angry, have a serious hearing of suspicions or warnings.
• Make a safe environment without intoxicants-dispose of medicines you stop taking, check the available alcohol reserves. Never offer your children a cigarette.
• Speak with other parents on the subject you care about. Establish relationships with the parents of the children of the class, their neighbors.
• Needless to emphasize the intoxicants, take care of all aspects of the life of your child equally, be interested in a circle of communication, a guarantee of security-where and with whom it happens or return home at the agreed time, when and where to go, write down the dates and phones.
• Constantly be interested in the life of the child-his sciences, activities, friends, even in appearance.
• Participate actively in school activities, help formulate and conduct a school drug prevention programme.
• Visit the school, parent committee, police meetings, which provide information on drugs, help the school find the most competent lecturers.
• If, according to tradition or religious beliefs, you follow a certain attitude to intoxicated or alcohol, reveal it to the school.
• Be ready to face a wide range of other parents ' attitudes and experiences.

They may appear less informed or more indifferent than you, who have used or are currently taking drugs, are addicted to alcohol or sedatives, have experienced a tragedy associated with intoxicating drugs or are at all indifferent to the problem of the drug Society. Instead of condemding, try to learn from other experiences. Understanding the problem and orienting what your child learns from friends and random acquaintances will strengthen their positions. If you are concerned that your child may be taking drugs, and would like to know more about them and how to find them:

• Do not panic. You can get help, support.
• GATHER the FACTS before your child is attacked if you suspect it is taking drugs.
• BEHAVIORAL CHANGES in a teenage-wearing thing and do not necessarily mean intoxying.
• LISTEN TO YOUR CHILD-If you suspect it is lying, maybe he is afraid TO tell you the truth?
• DISCUSS THE SITUATION WITH BOTH PARENTS ON THEIR OWN OR WITH CLOSE.
• Persons. Think in advance what you will say to your child if he is using some kind of
  willpower.
• IF YOUR CHILD is TRYING DRUGS, he is more likely TO be questioned than accused. IF YOU LEARN of the school or the police that your child is taking or distributing drugs, look for a legal advice. If you would like to know more about the drugs and how to find them, contact mental health specialists.

1. Tips for parents: How to behave if teenagers consume drugs or alcohol.
   1. How much you can learn more about drugs or alcohol. Use methodic material.
   2. Your position must be robust, you set off to prevent your child from taking narcotic substances or alcohol. Constantly repeat yourself this prejudice.
   3. Support your own attitude of "no drugs, no alcohol" with clear and consistent rules of conduct, and try to implement them.
   4. Be able to distinguish between signs of drug or alcohol consumption. Do not be deceived by the child.
   5. If you suspect a child is drinking, do not act like nothing happened. Investigate the situation below.
   6. To restrain the child, first of all, keep in mind the reasons that encourage him to do so.
   7. Educating a child is only possible when he is bland, and you are calm and self-controlling.
   8. When educting your child, focus on behavior, use specific examples. Emphasize that not a child is unacceptable to you, and the use of drugs or alcohol.
   9. Be ready for resistance. Your child may get angry. Get ready to listen to these familiar phrases: "You believe you don't trust. I do not consume the drug.. I'm not a freak… You get away with me. "Your child may try to manipulate you. But remember-the barrier bet will eventually give the desired result.
   10. If both parents are equally worried about the child, it is necessary to act unanimously and consistently. Donate each other.
   11. If your child is taking drugs regularly or is drunk, start planning how to use the help of a professional.
   12. If the child is constantly taking drugs and is drunk, then make a contract for his further conduct. If a child proves that he may not take the drug or drink it, then it will be easy for him to fulfill that contract.
   13. Reject only inappropriate behaviour; Do not push the child as personalities. Show all the time that you love him.
   14. Being firm, stay open to your child sometimes he can come up with the silence of your behavior to answer. But your task is always to leave the door open for socialisation.
   15. Do not blame yourself for the fact that your child is taking drugs or drinking.
   16. Take care of yourself. Look after the community what could help you fight this problem.

However, the best tool for protecting your children from the drug is early
aprevence.

Parents will help children avoid the drug if:

• • Will love and be attached to the growing young man
  • Enter into firm and fair discipline
  • Give a young man an opportunity to express feelings and thoughts
  • Create favorable conditions for acquiring positive experiences at home and at school
  • will create a stable atmosphere in the family
  • It will be a tolerance for young man's mistakes
  • Will form hostic provisions to alcohol and drugs
  • To help young people to find an alternative to drugs, to promo
    te their
    • Spend more time with children
    • Will always listen, support, advise and encourage