The head of the Prevention Department of the Drug Control Headquarters emphasized that the family is the first and most important environment for preventing social harms. He stated that excessive control by parents is not a solution for preventing addiction, and families should create a close, safe, and informed relationship to enhance their children's resilience and coping skills.
Advice to Families: Be Aware of Drugs and Emerging Hazards
The head of the Drug Control Headquarters' Prevention Department advises families to foster supportive environments to prevent addiction. He warns against excessive parental control and highlights the importance of building resilience in children. This is significant as it addresses the rising issues of drug addiction in Iranian society.
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📰 What Happened
The head of the Drug Control Headquarters' Prevention Department advised families to create supportive environments to prevent addiction, cautioning against excessive parental control. This highlights the need for resilience-building in children amidst rising drug issues in Iranian society.
- The emphasis is on fostering close and informed family relationships.
- The warning against excessive control suggests a shift towards more supportive parenting approaches.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has one of the highest rates of drug addiction in the world, influenced by various social and economic factors. Family dynamics play a crucial role in addressing these issues.
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