How to Talk to Your Kids About Drugs if You Did Drugs
The fact that you’ve had experience with drugs may actually be an advantage.
Visit drugfree.org for more information and resources.
Source: Partnership to End Addiction
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Connecting with Teens, Other Illicit Substances, Signs & Symptoms, Talking to Kids, Underage DrinkingAge-Appropriate Conversations About Alcohol and Other Drugs
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Conversation Goals: Talking with Teens About Alcohol and Other Drugs
Start the conversation about alcohol and other drugs with these conversation starters. Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)