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- Sober Alternatives to a Drug-Fueled Spring Break
As spring approaches, teenagers are busy making plans for spring break. Many will set out for Florida, Mexico and other exotic locations for a week of parties, underage drinking and drug use. But a week-long drug and alcohol binge isnt the only option for teens looking to have fun and make memories while school is out. more...
- 8 Tips for Parents of Opiate Addicts
If you're the parent of an opiate addict, whether your child is grown or still young, you're probably going through a rough time. Keeping in mind these eight things can help you through your difficult time. more...
- Signs Your Teenager May Be Using Drugs
By the time children graduate from high school, at least 50 percent of them will have at least tried some type of drug. more...
- Levels of Care in Adolescent Addiction Treatment - Which Do You Need?
According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, teens needing substance abuse treatment should be placed in one of five levels of care. more...
- Substance Abuse Increases Suicide Risk
People with substance abuse disorders are more than three times as likely to consider, plan or attempt suicide as are those who aren't engaging in substance abuse. more...
- What Do Drugs Do to Your Brain
What do drugs do to your brain? You don't know how your body will react before you take drugs and, by then, it could be too late. more...
- Is Alcohol Putting Your Teen at Risk?
Even though alcohol use among teens may be considered normal teen behavior, teen drinking has its consequences, some of which can be severe and long-lasting. more...
- Drugs Commonly Used by Teens and Children
The four types of drugs most commonly used by teens include hallucinogens, heroin, inhalants, and methamphetamines. Find out how to identify these drugs and the signs of teen drug abuse. more...
- Study Says Most Young Substance Abusers Don't Get the Help They Need
A new study shows that 90 percent of teens who could benefit from treatment for drug or alcohol abuse never get the help they need. more...