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CEAP: This is Your Brain This is Your Brain on Drugs
Sponsored by COAD Houston with Coordinated Training Services (CTS), A professional service of Workers Assistance Program (WAP), Inc.
Thursday 4-Mar-10 12:45 PM to 2:45 PM CST
The Council on Alcohol & Drugs Houston303 Jackson Hill St.Houston Texas 77007 Google Maps | Hotels Near | Yahoo! Maps | Weather Forecast Phone: (713) 942-4100 | Speaker Karen WilliamsCompany: Rainbow Days, Inc. |
Event Description
Content will be are based on the research of Drs.
Giedd, Thompson, Swartzwelder, White, Tappert, Brown and Volkow. The
workshop focuses on the differences between the adolescent and adult brains,
why alcohol, tobacco and other drugs affect the adolescent brain differently,
and the impact of early use on maturity.
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CEAP: This is Your Brain This is Your Brain on Drugs
Sponsored by COAD Houston with Coordinated Training Services (CTS), A professional service of Workers Assistance Program (WAP), Inc.
Thursday 4-Mar-10 12:45 PM to 2:45 PM CST
Speaker Karen Williams
Company: Rainbow Days, Inc.CEAP: This is Your Brain This is Your Brain on Drugs
Sponsored by COAD Houston with Coordinated Training Services (CTS), A professional service of Workers Assistance Program (WAP), Inc.
Thursday 4-Mar-10 12:45 PM to 2:45 PM CST
The Council on Alcohol & Drugs Houston
303 Jackson Hill St.Houston Texas 77007
Google Maps | Hotels Near | Yahoo! Maps | Weather Forecast
Phone: (713) 942-4100
CEAP: This is Your Brain This is Your Brain on Drugs
Sponsored by COAD Houston with Coordinated Training Services (CTS), A professional service of Workers Assistance Program (WAP), Inc.
Thursday 4-Mar-10 12:45 PM to 2:45 PM CST
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