Addiction

Summertime: For many families, it’s a time of enjoying the long, sunny days with get-togethers, parties, and no early bedtimes for the kids. Teenagers in particular like the extra freedom […]

This question was asked of parents in the Drug-Free America’s Partnership Attitude Tracking Study. When asking about marijuana, only 14% of the parents reported that they thought their teen may

Teen smoking only leads to problems. Although it might seem cool to pull out a cigarette and smoke with friends, those few moments of feeling good isn’t worth the price.

As schools, parents and adolescents work to find a synthesis between harnessing the advantages that digital technology has brought to our ability to learn, connect and communicate and the potential

In the past 30 days, approximately 1/3 of high school students used some alcohol. For some of them, it might have been a single drink, perhaps consumed out of curiosity.

A stigma is when people have a negative belief about a particular group. When it comes to substance abuse and the recovery process, those dealing with it often find that

Parents who struggle with addiction to alcohol or drugs are more likely to have children who also struggle with addiction as they develop into adolescence and adulthood. However, if parents

If your teen has struggled with a substance addiction, you’ve gone through all of the hard work of supporting him or her through treatment. They might have been in an

In today’s world, everyone from elementary school students to senior citizens use the Internet to research just about anything. One common use of the World Wide Web is to look