Drug Education Fort Langley

Positive survey responses from students following drug education lessons indicate that after a Narconon drug education talk is effective. High school students in Langley were given a Narconon drug eduction for only one hour, after the talk the students were given a drug education survey. The survey responses indicated the majority of students became more convinced to abstain, stay away from drugs or warn others to not get involved.

Narconon drug education is effective in assisting high school students to stay drug-free and place their careers, academics, sports, performing arts or other pursuits ahead of using drugs.

Drug Education Talks

To learn about Narconon’s drug education talks for elementary and high school students, parents or teachers contact Narconon Vancouver Society at 604-873-1762

I always enjoy delivering drug prevention education talks to Metro Vancouver schools. Recently I was out in the valley and spoke with 200 kids and some adults about the dangers of drugs. I focused on the ‘teenage’ drugs like weed, X and alcohol.

The subject of the 4 talks I did was ‘Drugs & the Body’. The hour long Narconon drug prevention education talk focuses on how long drugs stay in the body, how they effect people’s thoughts, behaviors and health. The worst problems about drug use is the longer term consequences that come back to bite you later, often when least expected.

The high school students gained some simple, memorable and useful understandings about how their bodies work. The drug education talk on ‘Drugs in the Body’ give students a self realization that drugs are far more dangerous than they realized. Some students decided to quit using drugs altogether. Other students strengthened their resolve to avoid drugs at all costs.

All the students enjoyed the hour long drug prevention presentations as much as I enjoyed delivering them.

Tibor Palatinus, Narconon Vancouver Society 2010

Metro Vancouver area drug prevention talks for high school kids will be given without charge for 2010. This offer is being made without qualification except these: any group or school will be limited to a maximum of one free day of talks per week and the talks will be addressed to classrooms of students.

To gain access to a schedule of subjects spoken about, please see drug prevention Metro Vancouver

You can also contact Narconon Vancouver at 604-873-1762 and ask for drug education for your school or group.

Call Narconon Vancouver at 604-873-1762

Sincerely,

Executive Director Tibor Palatinus