Just Say No for Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, and Uncles: A Powerful Plan to Help Your Teen Confront Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco in High School - Paperback

by Garrett K. Scanlon (Author)

The Just Say No Plan helps parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles inspire teens to confront and say no to binge drinking, drug use, and smoking by setting goals that lead to a big future! Just Say No for Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, and Uncles explains how to help teens transition from a young teenager to a responsible young adult, why it is important to keep things simple, a big reason why some teens try drugs in the first place, the Promise Agreement you and your teen will sign, and examples of incentives you can offer. The second part of this book is an exact replica of the book, Just Say No-Because Every Story Needs a Hero, that your son or daughter should read. Included is a Just Say No Promise Agreement for the teen and his or her parent, grandparent, aunt, or uncle, that can be personalized to your particular circumstance. The war on drugs, alcohol, and tobacco does not end with your kids. It begins with them. It begins with you.

Author Biography

Garrett K. Scanlon has served as a volunteer instructor, author, and speaker at middle schools, high schools, parent events, rotaries, and business organizations over the last 15 years, providing teens and their parents, coaches, and teachers with tangible tools to confront binge drinking, drug use, and smoking. Garrett is founder of JustSayNo.org, a website dedicated to helping teens partner with their parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles to help students thrive during their high school years. The Just Say No Promise Agreement continues to inspire students, long after Garrett has left their school. He is also the author of Walking and Talking - 57 Stories of Success and Humor in the Real Estate World of Business, Seeing Past Friday Night (his first book on this subject), A Road to Bountiful, and Single Page Life Plan. Garrett is available to speak to school assemblies, parent groups, podcast venues, churches, and drug and alcohol prevention events of any kind.