Spring Break and Underage Drinking
- Introduction:
- The Facts:
- Who Travels Over Spring Break and Where Do They Go?
- What Is an Alternative Spring Break?
- What Is the Data Regarding Spring Break and Underage Drinking?
- Why Do Teens and Young Adults Often Drink Alcohol While on Spring Break?
- What Are the Medical Dangers Associated with Excessive Drinking?
- What Other Risky Behaviors Are Associated with Alcohol Use Among Teens and Young Adults?
- What Are Some Other Spring Break Options for Parents to Consider?
- Tips for Parents of Spring breakers:
- Conversations:
- What Are the Stages of Adolescent Development and How Does This Influence How You Talk to Your Teen?
- The Middle Adolescent (ages 15 - 17)
- The Late Adolescent (ages 18 - 21)
- Late Adolescence (Ages 18 - 21)
- Discussions with Your Early Teen (Ages 11 - 14)
- Discussions with Your Middle Teen (Ages 15 - 17)
- Discussions with Your Late Teen (Ages 18 - 21)
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