Project SUCCESS is a selective and indicated science-based prevention program designed to prevent and reduce substance use and abuse among high risk, multi-problem adolescents. These students have problems related to poor academic performance, truancy, discipline problems, and negative attitudes toward school, which places them at high risk for substance abuse.
Eligibility/Admission Criteria
- Our school-based substance abuse program serves, middle, and high school-aged adolescents. To be eligible for this program an individual must be attending school, have been determined to be at-risk for substance abuse problems, and meet specific admission criteria for the program at their school. Individuals can be referred by teachers, guidance counselors, parents, self and other students.
Goal:
- To reduce underage drinking and drug use by enhancing protective factors and reducing risk factors.
Services
- The Prevention Education Series - An eight-session Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug prevention program conducted by the PROJECT SUCCESS Counselor with small groups of students.
- Individual and Group Counseling - PROJECT SUCCESS Counselors conduct time limited individual sessions and/or group counseling at school to students following participation in the Prevention Education Series and an individual assessment. There are seven different counseling groups for students to participate in.
- Parent Programs - PROJECT SUCCESS includes parents as collaborative partners in prevention through parent education programs.
- Referral - Students and parents who require treatment, more intensive counseling, or other services are referred to appropriate agencies or practitioners in the community by their PROJECT SUCCESS counselors.
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