Super Peer groups effective for confronting teen drug use
By John Barbour Associated Press. Traditional family privacy yields to neighborhood cooperation as parents form Super Peer groups to curb teens’ alcohol and marijuana use. Unified rules, monitored outings, and shared enforcement create accountability, drive better grades, and reduce risky behavior according to Dr. Marsha Manatt and the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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