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ADOLESCENT CHEMICAL HEALTH EDUCATION (Albert Lea only)
This class focuses on prevention and intervention and is available to youth seeking more information on the harmful effects of alcohol, marijuana and nicotine. Referrals can be made by probation, social workers and concerned parents. Upon completion of this class, participants will be able to:
Identify the effects of alcohol, marijuana, and tobacco use
Learn healthy ways to reduce or quit current use of alcohol, drug, and/or tobacco use
Identify positive alternatives to alcohol and drug use
A parent or guardian must accompany the adolescent to the first class session in order to:
Help parents/guardians build awareness of adolescent substance use
Gain resources to help communicate with their child
Network with other concerned parents in the community
The class is typically held on four consecutive Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. during a designated month. The number of participants registered dictates how frequently the class is held, either every month or quarterly.
Contact Fountain Centers in Albert Lea for more information: 507-377-6411 or 800-533-1616.
CHEMICAL AWARENESS PROGRAMS (Owatonna only)
Fountain Centers offers 4-hour and a 12-hour Chemical Awareness Education Programs for people who are beginning to experience early consequences of drug and alcohol use. Topics include:
Problem identification
Self-assessment and lifestyle choices/decision making
Exploring personal values
Negative effects of nicotine
Identifying consequences of driving under the influence of drugs and/or chemicals
Please call the Owatonna office at 507-451-0511 for program dates and to pre-register. Space is limited.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE EDUCATION PROGRAM (Owatonna only)
Fountain Centers offers a 12-hour Substance Abuse Education Program for people who are beginning to experience early consequences of drug and alcohol use. Topics include:
Defining abuse and addiction
Coping skills
Personal consequences of use
Peer and family roles
Self-assessment and lifestyle choices/decision making
Negative effects of drugs, alcohol and nicotine
This will also be an opportunity for further assessment to determine if there is a need for additional services.
Please call the Owatonna office at 507-451-0511 for program dates and to pre-register. Space is limited.