...Mimmi Eriksson Tinghög Purpose The aim of this study is to examine the rarely heard opinions of participants in alcohol educations – in this case, employees at three workplaces. What opinions were found in relation to the initiative, its content and effects, and what are the underlying notions...

... included two family sessions in all. In the Swedish version, the booster sessions were incorporated as a regular part of the programme. In addition, more emphasis on alcohol and other drugs was added as well as an extra session. Following the evaluation of the pilot study, the materials were revised...

... (abstinence, occasional drinking, recurring drinking, recurring drunkenness). Two‐thirds of the 14‐year‐olds drank alcohol; 10 per cent of boys and 15 per cent of girls reported recurring drunkenness. Factors showing strongest associations with increased drinking were smoking, lack of parental control...

...David Carpenter Describes a pilot project conducted in Coventry on peer education and alcohol within schools and youth clubs. Looks at the rationale behind the project, the project work and some of the issues raised. Describes the future of the project as it expands into welfare and support...

.... Outlines the need to set down clear aims and basic concepts for those attending parents’ evenings. Describes the content of the evenings, including sessions of audience participation, definitions of drugs, solvent abuse, alcohol use and abuse, primary school pupils’ knowledge of drugs, and advice on what...