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Drugs and You (What's at issue?)

by Bridget Lawless

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A discussion of drug-related issues. It is part of a series which seeks to provide informative and supportive reading on complex and sometimes painful issues and situations that teenagers encounter and need to be informed about. The approach, positive rather than problem-focused, is designed to equip the reader with the facts and familiarize them with a wide range of points of view and perspectives in difficult issues. This should enable them to come to their own balanced conclusions. It features case studies, facts and figures, and useful contact names and support agency addresses.… (more)
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A discussion of drug-related issues. It is part of a series which seeks to provide informative and supportive reading on complex and sometimes painful issues and situations that teenagers encounter and need to be informed about. The approach, positive rather than problem-focused, is designed to equip the reader with the facts and familiarize them with a wide range of points of view and perspectives in difficult issues. This should enable them to come to their own balanced conclusions. It features case studies, facts and figures, and useful contact names and support agency addresses.

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