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High School

The earlier you are exposed to drugs and alcohol, the more likely you are to become addicted. The most abused substance by high school students is alcohol. Educate yourself about the dangers and learn how to stay safe.
Family Wellness

Adoption & Addiction in Young Adults and Teenagers: Is There a Connection?

Adopted children and teenagers face a significantly higher risk of developing substance use disorders due to a complex interplay of genetic predisposition, early life trauma, attachment issues, and challenges in identity formation. Recognizing these factors and understanding the warning signs are crucial for adoptive parents to provide proactive support. Specialized treatment programs that combine evidence-based […]
Teens

Electronic Cigarettes & Vapes: What You Need to Know

Approximately 3.6 million teens use e-cigarettes. Learn just how dangerous this new trend is.
Teens

How to Stay Sober in College

Key Takeaways: This article provides a comprehensive guide for students navigating sobriety in a college environment. It emphasizes building a strong sober support system, offering strategies for navigating social scenes, and detailing daily success techniques. The guide also highlights available tools and resources, encouraging students to embrace a vibrant, alcohol-free college experience. College: the land […]
Recovery

How to Choose Your Friends Wisely in Recovery

Learn how to surround yourself with others who share the same goals, and how you can develop more meaningful relationships with new and existing friends.
Family Wellness

How the Pressure to Succeed Is Putting America’s Youth at Risk

A recent study found that teens from wealthier backgrounds are more likely to turn to drugs and alcohol. Learn how class status and addiction are linked.
Education & Awareness

Could Social Media Be Hurting Your Recovery?

Social media is supposed to connect us to the world, but for some people, particularly those in recovery, social media can be dangerous.
Family Wellness

Is Your Teen Drinking?

More than 190,000 people under 21 visited an emergency room for alcohol-related injuries in 2008 alone. Is your teen a binge drinker?

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