Reducing Demand For Crystal Meth in Hawaii: "Ohana" Involvement

Exploratory case study research examined how knowledgeable Hawaii parents are on the physical, psychological, and social aspects of crystal methamphetamine (meth) addiction and how often they discuss these ramifications of meth addiction with their children. Through doctoral research, collected data can assist the Hawaii Meth Project (HMP) in determining the need for parental interaction to help supplement their outreach mission to the teenagers of Hawaii to not try meth, "not even once."

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Dr. Kenneth Imperial, DM, M.ECON, BSEE, had spent over 15 years supporting US and foreign law enforcement agencies, militaries, and DHS organizations through science & technology projects and counter-narcotics flight reconnaissance operations around the world. This dissertation was inspired by the Hawaii Meth Project and their on-going efforts.