Teenagers often gather before going out dancing, called a "previa", where they drink alcohol which can lead to injuries, dangerous sexual behavior, health problems, and issues at school or with family and friends. Support groups like Narcotics Anonymous and Secular Organizations for Sobriety provide guidance and encouragement to help with addiction recovery and maintaining sobriety through a safe community to discuss challenges.

2. What is the “previa”
 The previa is an use of teenagers consisting in a
group of them getting together before going out to
dance. In these meetings they use to drink alcohol.
They just want to hang out and prepare to have fun
during the upcoming night. The risk of this
meetings are:
 Injuries or death
 Dangerous sexual behavior
 Health problems
 Problems at school, with family and friends.

3. Support Groups
 If you’re trying to give up an addiction, peer support
groups can be an invaluable source of guidance,
assistance, and encouragement. Groups are very
helpful, not only in maintaining sobriety, but also as a
safe place to get support and discuss challenges.
 Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is the most well-known
and widely available self-help group for drug addicts in
treatment and recovery. Narcotics Anonymous is open
to substance abuse problems of all kinds.
 Secular Organizations for Sobriety (SOS) is an
international organization that takes a science-based,
self-empowerment approach to abstinence and
recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.