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Does My Child Need Opioids to Cope with Severe and Acute Pain?

If your child has acute pain, opioids may lead to addiction. But parents can ask a doctor about mitigating the risk while still dealing with the pain.

Alternatives to Opioids

If your child is in recovery or you're worried about them using opioids, there are many alternatives that can help alleviate their pain.

How to Make a Discharge Plan When Your Child Leaves Addiction Treatment

The real work of recovery begins when formal treatment ends. Having a detailed discharge plan can provide stability for your child entering recovery.

What’s the Difference Between a Slip or Lapse and a Relapse?

If your child has a slip or a relapse, it doesn’t mean that previous time spent in recovery is wasted. The main thing is for them to keep moving forward.

Is My Son Really in Recovery if He’s Taking Suboxone?

There are many paths to recovery from addiction to heroin or painkillers, including taking medicine like Suboxone.

How to Make an Addiction Recovery Plan With Your Child

Is your child is coming home from residential treatment for a drug or alcohol addiction? It’s a good idea to create a recovery plan together. Here's how.

Continuing Care

The end of substance use treatment is just the beginning of the road to recovery. Your child will need your help and support to get there.

9 Steps to Take When Your Recovering Teen Comes Home from Addiction Treatment

You may have high expectations for your teen returning from addiction treatment, but your teen needs to know how important they are to their own recovery.
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