The first thing that I thought when I picked up my college-age son at the jail was that I was so grateful he was okay. One of his dumb frat boy buddies had been driving drunk and went into a ditch in his truck with those over sized tires. It was just sheer stupid luck that none of them were badly hurt. This year, my wife and I were going to get him a car for his 21st birthday. After this incident, we decided that he was going to take some Alcohol Classes before we gave him the car. He was not too happy about it at first but the accident really did scare him a lot. I think it is appropriate to drill it into our son's head that drinking and driving, or binge drinking in general, is a horrible idea that can have deadly consequences. Right now we are just looking for the right course.

Alcohol is something which can ruin many peoples lives. To prevent this, I believe that it is good to be informed on the dangers of alcohol with things like Alcohol Awareness Classes. In these classes you could learn about how some people get addicted to it or even how bad it is for your body. You could also learn about how it can cloud your judgement and lead to poor decision making. The most important thing in life when confronted with alcohol is two things in my opinion at least and that is to not succumb to peer pressure and also to be responsible. I just hate when people try to make others do things they don't want. All in all, I believe that being aware of the dangers of alcohol can be both beneficial to someones future as well as informative to them about what alcohol can do to you.

My husband and I got married five years ago, and while things were great at first, I am not so sure that things are so happy now. We used to go out a lot when we were dating, and that was perfect because I would like to think of myself as a fun girl, but now it seems that he drinks even if we are not going out. I think that is a big problem, especially because alcoholism runs in his family. I am thinking of getting him to enroll in Drug Education Classes to prevent him from going on a downward spiral or something like that. The only thing is, I have to convince him that it would be beneficial for him to do that. I am not sure that he realizes it at this point, and I don't want him to get all defensive or anything like that.

Most people have had that loved one who refused to realize the destruction they were causing with their deadly habits. Then, there are other who have realized it, but simply need the help to bring it to a halt. I've been on both ends of the spectrum and it was a pretty low experience. Well, it was to begin at least, but then I learned about Alcohol Awareness Classes and opened my eyes to a support system that could help get the job done. Most problems with alcohol (when it comes to quitting) are stimulated by the lack of a support system. No matter how big or tough someone may seem, the mind generally desires gratification of efforts and support for their decisions. When someone has to go through quitting alone, they usually fall short due to the lack of motivation and end up with the same habits. Classes remove this lack and help thousands of people begin living a better, more productive life.

Alcohol Awareness Classes For All Drivers

My son was recently in a car accident with a friend who was driving while under the influence of alcohol, so I want him to take alcohol awareness classes. Although he does not face any criminal charges, since he was a passenger and passed the breathalyzer test, I want to make sure he fully understands how dangerous driving under the influence can be.

Apparently, no one in the car was aware that they could get into trouble because the driver had only had two beers and he was not visibly impaired in any way. In fact, my son insisted that everyone, including the driver, was behaving normally just before the accident. This was a disappointing turn of events for me because I had always tried to stress to my children that even one drink can impair a person's motor skills enough to either cause an accident, or prevent them from being able to react quickly enough to avoid an accident while driving.