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Many substances are laced with other substances, like fentanyl. Learn tips for how you can help protect your child from accidental overdose.
The Governor's Prevention Partnership equips, empowers, and connects the people and communities of Connecticut to prevent youth substance use and violence.
The Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy coordinates Kentucky's response to substance use with the overarching goal of reducing problem use and making the Commonwealth a model for others.
the Partnership for a Drug-Free Jew Jersey provides free prevention services to schools, businesses and communities throughout the state of New Jersey.
We asked teens about their friends who engage in substance use and an intention to try substances in the future. Here's what they said.
Partnership to End Addiction recommends that the federal government adopt a number of policy changes to address the youth vaping epidemic.
Families with insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act are not getting the benefits required by law for substance use treatment.
The overprescribing of prescription pain relievers has been a major cause of the opioid epidemic. Know what to ask when your child is prescribed opioids.
If your son or daughter has decided to seek treatment for substance use, the first place to start is to get a substance use assessment.
You don’t have to be affected by drug addiction to support a friend whose kid is struggling, or have to know exactly what to say. You just have to be there.
During addiction, people often don't build life skills that are needed to manage a healthy life. Recovery is a great place to start.
David and Nic Sheff, of Beautiful Boy, wrote HIGH for teens to talk honestly about drugs.
The emotional pain of drug addiction gets magnified during the holidays. For families with someone newly in recovery, how do you have a “normal” holiday?
When your child is struggling with drugs, it can be sad, hopeful, frustrating -- all at once. How do you deal with this emotion and still help your child?
"You have to let him hit rock bottom" is what many parents hear when their child is struggling with substance use. But is that really true?
If your child has decided to seek rehab treatment for substance use, it's a milestone. But what if treatment for your child isn't available right away?
Methamphetamine, or meth, is experiencing a resurgence. Learn how it affects the body, why it's appealing, and how to help your child get treatment.
After viewing the film, use our discussion guide to spark a conversation on addiction within your family or community.
Many parents struggle with the concept of 'enabling', thinking that any help for their child using drugs is not beneficial. But not all helping is enabling.
Many parents haven’t heard of the marijuana derivative CBD and aren't sure if it's harmless. Learn what parents can do this substance becomes more popular among young people.
Recovery takes a village, and group support can be a great place for your son or daughter to find people who’ve struggled and have found ways to stay in recovery. Learn the options.
There is no single definition of addiction recovery, and many parents still struggle with old triggers. Find what works for your child and family.
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