| NEW! COMING FALL 2009! "RIGHT UNDER YOUR NOSE: INHALANTS PREVENTION FOR PARENTS" Especially designed for parents of elementary through middle school students. |
| MARILYN GRIFONI BELMONTE Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist Drug Abuse Recognition Specialist Burlington Drug & Alcohol Task Force, Co-Chairperson |
"You share a lot of good information and are very knowledgeable in your area – thank you!" Sue Blaney, Author of Please Stop the Rollercoaster! How Parents of Teenagers Can Smooth Out the Ride "Your presentation fit very well into the Norfolk School Partnership's focus on substance abuse prevention. We are always looking for new and exciting programs that will further schools' efforts to decrease substance abuse among their students. I am confident that hearing you speak last month provided many educators in attendance with new information that they can use to help their students make healthy choices." Michael P. Jackman, Norfolk County District Attorney's Office "Thank you so much for your wonderful presentation. Everyone was so appreciative of your knowledge and expertise. I believe that you competently accomplished what I had hoped you would: you broke through the denial and gave people very concrete signs to observe. We are all very grateful." Ellie Griffin, Director of Health & Counseling Services, Milford Academy, Milford MA "There is something positive parents and other concerned residents can do: attend the next Citizens Drug Recognition Academy. I attended last November, and the presenter, Marilyn Belmonte, is a dynamic and informed speaker who may not tell you what you want to hear but will tell you what you need to hear. It’s never too early to learn, so don’t think you have to wait until your children are in high school!" Susan Craig-Gerson, Letter to the Editor, Melrose Free Press "My daycare providers were telling me about a speaker they heard last night. They were so impressed and said they learned SO much. The speaker was so great that the time flew by and the information they learned was just amazing. They look forward to the next time!!! Marilyn, they were talking about you and your presentation. I just thought you would like to know. It’s always great to hear good things about the work that you do and I know that what you do is very important to many people." Pamela S. Milman, Esq., Education Consulting, Advocacy & Legal Services, Lynnfield MA "A captivating, informative, dynamic presentation on a variety of drugs affecting our culture and our teens; every high school and community needs this presentation to correct misinformation being given over the internet to our kids." Sandy DiVincenzo, School Counselor, Chelmsford High School, Chelmsford MA |
| DRUG ABUSE RECOGNITION FOR COMMUNITIES SPECIALIZED PRESENTATIONS FOR YOUTH PROFESSIONALS, MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS & PARENTS ON DRUG ABUSE AND UNDERAGE DRINKING |
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ABBOTT NEUROSCIENCE mini-grant award to print “Empowering Parents To Talk About Drugs” This prevention partnership is to raise awareness about prescription drug abuse, safeguard the home and increase parent-teen conversation skills about substance abuse. December 2008 "Service To Science" Nomination by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Bureau of Substance Abuse Services to the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention Substance Abuse & Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA) March 2008 "ALL-STAR" National Award Winner Cough Medicine Abuse Prevention Award Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA) February 2008 Author of Screening Assessment Of A Student For Suspected Drug or Alcohol Use In School (Exhibit 14-7) Published in the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's "Comprehensive School Health Manual" Revised 2007 "Citizenship in Action" Certificate of Recognition Project Alliance Office of Middlesex County District Attorney, Martha Coakley Middlesex Partnerships for Youth, Inc., Mary Sullivan October 6, 2006 |
"Marilyn Belmonte’s mind-
blowing information aids
adults in recognizing what
their children are exposed to
on a daily basis.
‘Amazing awareness’ is the
best way to describe it.”
-Pat Mooney, Tewksbury
CARES,
Tewksbury Advocate,
January 23, 2008
blowing information aids
adults in recognizing what
their children are exposed to
on a daily basis.
‘Amazing awareness’ is the
best way to describe it.”
-Pat Mooney, Tewksbury
CARES,
Tewksbury Advocate,
January 23, 2008
| Marilyn Grifoni Belmonte Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist Program Director, Certified Instructor Phone: 781-572-1478 Email: Marilyn@DrugAbuseRecognition.com |
| Co-chairs Charlie Franich and Marilyn Belmonte in 2008, when the Burlington Drug & Alcohol Task Force celebrated its 25th year reducing youth substance abuse with a new logo! |
