Following are groups/classes held at Prevention and Youth Services for pre-teens/teens:

A Second Look (ASL) Is a six-week, 12-hour program to help teens learn about alcohol, marijuana and other drug use and how it is affecting them. It is an educational group not therapy or treatment. Referred youth may have a concern with alcohol or other drugs or may have been aprehended for use or possession of alcohol or other drugs.

Project EX: Is a five-week, 8-hour program to help teens stop or reduce their use of tobacco products.

Anger Management Middle School (Too Good for Violence Curriculum): Is a six-session, 9.5 hour program for youth who need help in expressing their anger in positive ways, to explore different ways to solve conflict with others, to make healthy decisions though non-violent behavior, and too learn that alcohol, tobacco and other drug use is not healthy or a positive way to cope with negative emotions. 

Anger Management High School (Too Good for Violence Curriculum): Is a six-session, 9.5 hour program for youth who need help in expressing their anger in positive ways.  To learn anger is a normal feeling and  discover different ways to solve conflicts with others without involving violence and to learn that alcohol, tobacco and other drug use is not healthy or a positive way to cope with negative emotions. 

STARS (Students Taking a Responsible Stand): Is an ongoing comprehensive, prevention education program for youth ages 12-17. The group’s essential life skills include goal setting, relationships, communication, drug education, managing emotions etc.

• School personnel, court officers and parents can refer youth. 
• To make a referral for the following classes please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or call: (989) 755-0937