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Iceland Knows How To Stop Teen Substance Abuse. The World Isn’t Listening

January 27, 2017 by Chris

An article with clear, research-based examples of how to diminish substance abuse in young people: long- versus short-term investments, prevention over treatment. And importantly, involving schools and parents and community organizations, driven at the federal level to ensure local success.

A few factors emerged as strongly protective: participation in organized activities – especially sport – three or four times a week, total time spent with parents during the week, feeling cared about at school, and not being outdoors in the late evenings.

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Filed Under: Collaboration, Reform, Research Tagged With: Álfgeir Kristjánsson, Community, Emma Young, Gudberg Jónsson, Harvey Milkman, Health, Hrefna Sigurjónsdóttir, Iceland, Inga Dóra Sigfúsdóttir, Jón Sigfússon, Of Monsters and Men, Parents, Substance Abuse, Thórunn Jónsson, Wellness

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