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Botvin LifeSkills Training Parent Program
PROGRAM OVERVIEWThe award-winning Botvin LifeSkills Training Parent Program is designed to help parents strengthen communication with their children and prevent them from using drugs. This powerful prevention tool is available in two formats making it ideal for parenting workshops or individual use at home. This program contains materials and exercises that help parents teach their children the skills that help them resist the threats of tobacco, drugs, and violence. These tools help parents prepare their children for a successful transition from adolescence to early adulthood.PRICE
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Designed for parents or guardians of students in grades 6-9.

The LifeSkills Training Parent Program helps to strengthen parenting skills in these areas:
The issues related to adolescent drug abuseHow to be a good role model for your child, ways to convey a clear anti-drug message, and tips for effective family communication and parental monitoringHelping your children develop personal self-management and social skillsPRICE
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Ages 16+Consists of 6 sessionsApproximately 40-45 minutes each sessionTaught either as on an intensive schedule (two to three times a week) until the program is complete, or on a more extended schedule (once a week for 6 weeks)Can be used alone or in combination with the LifeSkills Training High School programPROGRAM STRUCTUREPRICE
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PROGRAM COMPONENTS (available in two formats)Workshop format includes:Self-Study format includes:*Parent Workshop Guides and Parent DVDs are also available in Spanish.PRICE
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Parent Program Leader’s Guide A Step-By-Step Manual for Workshop Facilitators that provides activities and instructions for implementing parenting workshops. Includes lesson plans for each session, implementation tips, and a Parent DVD.*Parent Guide A clear and comprehensive resource designed to give parents the knowledge and skills to encourage healthy behavior and prevent their child from using drugs.Parent DVD (English & Spanish) This valuable visual resource introduces each of the five protective family factors through a variety of examples and scenarios..Parent Workshop Guide (available in English or Spanish) Specifically designed for facilitated workshops, the LifeSkills Training Parent Workshop Guide contains the Protective Family and General Life Skills sections from the full Parent Program. Used in conjunction with the Parent Program Leader’s Guide, this guide allows facilitators to address specific needs of parents in their community.
PROGRAM OVERVIEWPRICE
LIST
PROGRAM
COMPONENTS
PROGRAM
STRUCTURE
PROGRAM LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM
OVERVIEW
The award-winning Botvin LifeSkills Training Parent Program is designed to help parents strengthen communication with their children and prevent them from using drugs. This powerful prevention tool is available in two formats making it ideal for parenting workshops or individual use at home. This program contains materials and exercises that help parents teach their children the skills that help them resist the threats of tobacco, drugs, and violence. These tools help parents prepare their children for a successful transition from adolescence to early adulthood.
Designed for parents or guardians of students in grades 6-9.

The LifeSkills Training Parent Program helps to strengthen parenting skills in these areas:
The issues related to adolescent drug abuseHow to be a good role model for your child, ways to convey a clear anti-drug message, and tips for effective family communication and parental monitoringHelping your children develop personal self-management and social skillsPROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVESPRICE
LIST
PROGRAM
COMPONENTS
PROGRAM
STRUCTURE
PROGRAM LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM
OVERVIEW
Ages 16+Consists of 6 sessionsApproximately 40-45 minutes each sessionTaught either as on an intensive schedule (two to three times a week) until the program is complete, or on a more extended schedule (once a week for 6 weeks)Can be used alone or in combination with the LifeSkills Training High School programPROGRAM STRUCTUREPRICE
LIST
PROGRAM
COMPONENTS
PROGRAM
STRUCTURE
PROGRAM LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM
OVERVIEW
PROGRAM COMPONENTS
(available in two formats)
Workshop format includes:Self-Study format includes:PRICE
LIST
PROGRAM
COMPONENTS
PROGRAM
STRUCTURE
PROGRAM LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM
OVERVIEW
Parent Program Leader’s Guide A Step-By-Step Manual for Workshop Facilitators that provides activities and instructions for implementing parenting workshops. Includes lesson plans for each session, implementation tips, and a Parent DVD.*

Parent Workshop Guide (available in English or Spanish) Specifically designed for facilitated workshops, the LifeSkills Training Parent Workshop Guide contains the Protective Family and General Life Skills sections from the full Parent Program. Used in conjunction with the Parent Program Leader’s Guide, this guide allows facilitators to address specific needs of parents in their community.

*Parent Workshop Guides and Parent DVDs are also available in Spanish.
Parent Guide A clear and comprehensive resource designed to give parents the knowledge and skills to encourage healthy behavior and prevent their child from using drugs.

Parent DVD (English & Spanish) This valuable visual resource introduces each of the five protective family factors through a variety of examples and scenarios..
Training Services

One-day Foundation Training Workshop (online or in-person)

Training of Trainers (TOT) Workshop (materials included)

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Botvin LifeSkills Training is the only choice.

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