The aim of this study was to identify whether a brief motivational interviewing and cognitive–
behavioural-based alcohol intervention group (AIG) programme is feasible with young …

In a systematic review we assessed the methodological quality of evaluations of alcohol
misuse prevention programmes for young people, and recorded evidence of effectiveness …

This paper presents the findings from a controlled prospective study of the effectiveness of a
school‐based alcohol education package for 13 year olds. The research had three …

Aims and objectives. To investigate the effectiveness of brief interventions for adolescent
alcohol misuse and to determine if these interventions are useful in reducing alcohol …

Purpose: To implement a brief intervention aimed at reducing abuse of alcohol among
adolescents, and to assess its effectiveness. Methods: One thousand 10th-grade students …

Project Northland, an ongoing community trial aimed at reducing alcohol use and alcohol-
related problems among adolescents, is nearing completion. The project combines …

This article summarizes a symposium held at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the Research
Society on Alcoholism in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It was prepared by the …

Executive Summary Background: In July 2006 the World Health Organisation commissioned
this rapid review on the role of education, awareness and persuasion in preventing alcohol …

This study examined the effects of a brief, pilot alcohol prevention intervention for 211
disadvantaged 6th grade school children at posttest and 1-year follow-up. Process data …

Objective: Project Northland is an ongoing prevention trial with the objective of reducing
underage drinking and related problems. Phase I focused on early adolescence and this …