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Program Description
Project TND is an effective, interactive substance abuse 12-week open-ended prevention program. It focuses on three factors that predict tobacco, alcohol, and other drug use, violent behaviors, and other problem behaviors among youth including: motivation factors, social, coping and self control skills, and decision making.
Eligibility
Youth must be in 8th to 12th grades.
Referrals can be made by anyone in the community but they primarily come from school staff and other personnel.
Services
Each referred participant and their parent/guardian must participate in an assessment process followed by a 12 week open-ended class:
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Session 1 Active Listening
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Session 2 Stereotyping
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Session 3 Myths and Denials
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Session 4 Chemical Dependency
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Session 5 Talk Show
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Session 6 Marijuana Panel
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Session 7 Tobacco Basketball and Use Cessation
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Session 8 Stress, Health and Goals
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Session 9 Self Control
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Session 10 Positive and Negative Thought and Behavior Loops
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Session 11 Perspectives
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Session 12 Decision-making and Commitment
Cost
No cost to participants.
Service Area
TND services Stanlislaus County. Currently, however, classes and assessments are primarily done in Patterson, CA.
For more information contact:
Mike Greenlee
(209) 526-1476 x173
Kate Trompetter - Program Coordinator
(209) 526-1476 x175
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