Introduction:

Multiple factors induce the abuse in the consumption of alcohol among adolescents sons of consumer parents, including the lack of awareness on the personal resources to face the situation. In this sense, the Reed's Self-Transcendence Theory has been used as theoretical foundation in issues such as alcohol consumption.

Objective:

Based on Reed's Self-Transcendence Theory, to elaborate a nursing care management proposal oriented towards the prevention of alcohol consumption among adolescents sons of consumer parents.

Methodology:

Analysis and adaptation of Reed's theory with the utilization of the logical frame model as a tool to address the planning of indicators and the corresponding means of verification.

Result:

A project is presented on nursing care management which includes seven sessions with activities addressing the concepts of vulnerability, moderating and mediating factors, self-transcendence, and self-knowledge and esteem in order to promote the development of the transcendence "to the inside", thus strengthening the awareness, knowledge, and acceptance of elements which contribute to the adoption of healthy behaviors and prevention of alcohol consumption.

Conclusion:

The use of Pamela Reed's Self-Transcendence Theory is an option to help structure nursing care management models which address the problem of alcohol consumption among the adolescents as a vulnerable population.