These teaching guides and student study guides and workbooks for a secondary-postsecondary-level course for drug and alcohol abuse program personnel are one of a number of military-developed curriculum packages selected for adaptation to vocational instruction and curriculum development in a civilian setting. Purpose stated for the 292-hour course is to provide instruction in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, rehabilitation, and education. The course contains two blocks of instruction--Introduction to Social Actions and Basic Skills and Knowledge. Section 1, contained in the first part of the course, "Equal Opportunity and Treatment," (see Note) includes four lessons requiring 66 hours of instruction. Section 2, contained in this document, covers Basic Drug and Alcohol Skills and Knowledge (31 hours), Counseling Techniques (69 hours), Program Management and Application (39 hours), Principles and Techniques of Drug/Alcohol Education (42 hours), and Group Facilitation Techniques (45 hours). The teaching guides contain topic outlines for class presentation along with behavioral objectives, assignments, and group exercises. Contents of the student study guides and workbooks include text materials and some review exercises. (YLB)