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Teenage Addiction: What Educators Need To Know
Understanding teenage addictions is the first step to intervention and support of those in your classroom who may struggle with overcoming alcoholism, stealing, pornography, and a multitude of drug dependencies. This course provides an overview on common addictions that prevent today's middle and high school students from academic and personal success.
NOTE: Required book must be acquired separately.
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Dr. Allan Hedberg
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Dr. Allan G. Hedberg is a clinical psychologist and maintains a private practice in Fresno, California. He received his doctorate in 1969, from Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. He is the author of ten books and contributing author to 4 books. Dr. Allan G. Hedberg is a clinical psychologist and maintains a private practice in Fresno, California. He has published over 150 papers and has presented many professional seminars on various topics, such as addictive behavior problems, marriage and family enrichment, the aging brain, depression and leadership.