The Teen Drug Abuse podcast is a comprehensive and compassionate resource for parents seeking guidance and support in dealing with their teens' substance misuse or addiction. Our mission is to empower, educate, and provide a strong network of understanding for families navigating these challenging times. With a variety of topics spanning prevention, intervention, and recovery, we aim to be a trusted companion on your journey to help your teen overcome drug abuse and lead a healthier, more fulfilling life.
Each episode will feature interviews with leading experts in the fields of psychology, addiction treatment, and adolescent development, providing you with evidence-based information and practical tools to better understand and address the issue of teen drug abuse. We'll delve into topics such as identifying the early signs of drug misuse, fostering open communication with your teen, and exploring various treatment options.
In addition to expert advice, we'll share personal stories from parents who have experienced the heartache of having a teen struggling with substance abuse. These honest and relatable accounts will provide hope, inspiration, and a sense of community for listeners, reinforcing the idea that you are not alone in this fight.
Recognizing the importance of prevention, our podcast will also discuss effective strategies for educating teens about the dangers of drug use and building resilience against peer pressure. We'll explore the role of schools, community organizations, and family dynamics in shaping a teen's decision-making and how parents can be proactive in fostering a healthy environment for their children.
As we acknowledge the impact of mental health on teen drug abuse, we'll provide guidance on identifying and addressing underlying issues that may contribute to substance misuse. With expert interviews on topics like depression, anxiety, and trauma, we aim to help parents become better equipped to support their teens' emotional well-being.
Throughout the podcast, we'll emphasize the importance of self-care for parents, recognizing that supporting a teen through drug addiction can be an incredibly challenging and emotionally draining experience. We'll offer tips for managing stress, setting boundaries, and seeking professional help when needed.
Lastly, we'll celebrate the stories of recovery and triumph, showcasing the incredible resilience of teens who have overcome addiction and the families that have supported them along the way. These uplifting stories will serve as a reminder that there is always hope and that healing is possible.
The Teen Drug Abuse podcast is here to provide parents with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to face the challenges of teen drug misuse and addiction head-on. By creating a safe space for open dialogue and learning, we believe that we can make a positive impact on the lives of countless families and help them pave the way for a brighter future.
Join us on this journey, and together, let's empower parents and foster a community of understanding, support, and lasting change. Subscribe to the Teen Drug Abuse podcast today and become an advocate for your child's well-being.
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The Teen Drug Abuse podcast is a comprehensive and compassionate resource for parents seeking guidance and support in dealing with their teens' substance misuse or addiction. Our mission is to empower, educate, and provide a strong network of understanding for families navigating these challenging times. With a variety of topics spanning prevention, intervention, and recovery, we aim to be a trusted companion on your journey to help your teen overcome drug abuse and lead a healthier, more fulfilling life.
Each episode will feature interviews with leading experts in the fields of psychology, addiction treatment, and adolescent development, providing you with evidence-based information and practical tools to better understand and address the issue of teen drug abuse. We'll delve into topics such as identifying the early signs of drug misuse, fostering open communication with your teen, and exploring various treatment options.
In addition to expert advice, we'll share personal stories from parents who have experienced the heartache of having a teen struggling with substance abuse. These honest and relatable accounts will provide hope, inspiration, and a sense of community for listeners, reinforcing the idea that you are not alone in this fight.
Recognizing the importance of prevention, our podcast will also discuss effective strategies for educating teens about the dangers of drug use and building resilience against peer pressure. We'll explore the role of schools, community organizations, and family dynamics in shaping a teen's decision-making and how parents can be proactive in fostering a healthy environment for their children.
As we acknowledge the impact of mental health on teen drug abuse, we'll provide guidance on identifying and addressing underlying issues that may contribute to substance misuse. With expert interviews on topics like depression, anxiety, and trauma, we aim to help parents become better equipped to support their teens' emotional well-being.
Throughout the podcast, we'll emphasize the importance of self-care for parents, recognizing that supporting a teen through drug addiction can be an incredibly challenging and emotionally draining experience. We'll offer tips for managing stress, setting boundaries, and seeking professional help when needed.
Lastly, we'll celebrate the stories of recovery and triumph, showcasing the incredible resilience of teens who have overcome addiction and the families that have supported them along the way. These uplifting stories will serve as a reminder that there is always hope and that healing is possible.
The Teen Drug Abuse podcast is here to provide parents with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to face the challenges of teen drug misuse and addiction head-on. By creating a safe space for open dialogue and learning, we believe that we can make a positive impact on the lives of countless families and help them pave the way for a brighter future.
Join us on this journey, and together, let's empower parents and foster a community of understanding, support, and lasting change. Subscribe to the Teen Drug Abuse podcast today and become an advocate for your child's well-being.
The Teen Drug Abuse Podcast features Jean Farmer, a substance abuse counselor
Substance abuse is a biopsychosocial disease with multiple contributing factors
Addiction progresses and can lead to severe consequences
Treatment options include outpatient programs and court-mandated accountability
Accountability plays a crucial role in successful treatment
Parents can set limits, conduct drug tests, and enforce consequences for their teens
Understanding the impact of substance abuse on the brain's reward system is important
Three primary prevention strategies for parents: setting a positive example, maintaining open communication, and monitoring
Monitoring includes physical searches, searching through the phone, and drug testing
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is recommended as a resource
Early intervention and addressing underlying issues are key
Taking mental health issues seriously and treating conditions like ADHD can reduce the risk of substance use disorder
This episode features an interview with:
JEAN FARMER
Published author, speaker, trainer
Jean is a substance abuse counselor with 9 years of experience in direct counseling. Mental health and substance abuse assessments and treatment, counseling and social work in private practice, center-based and community-based programs, academic environments, working with children, teens and adults. Jean has an experience with chemical dependency and other addictions, marriage and parenting, anxiety and depression, and work-related issues including clergy and cross-cultural concerns.
Important Links and resources mentioned:
jeanfarmer@me.com
Jean A. Farmer | LinkedIn
NIDA.NIH.GOV | National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
Kim, a certified parent coach, shares her personal experience with her son's addiction and her mission to help other parents facing similar challenges
Enabling vs. helping: Kim explains the difference and how parents may unknowingly enable their children's substance abuse
Setting boundaries: The importance of setting boundaries to reflect on parental contributions to the problem and guide children toward treatment and healthier coping mechanisms
Loopholes and treatment: Discussion on addressing situations where children try to find loopholes in boundaries and the need for assertive insistence on treatment if self-destructive behavior persists
Parent coaching: The role of parent coaching in providing support, information, tools, and helping parents develop confidence in setting and enforcing boundaries
Drug testing: Speaker's view on drug testing, prioritizing trust and building a trusted relationship, while acknowledging its potential value in discouraging substance use for some families
This episode features an interview with:
KIM MUENCH
Jai Certified Parent Coach and Founder of Real Life Parenting Guide
Kim Muench (pronounced minch, like pinch with an “m”) is a Jai (rhymes with buy) Institute for Parenting Certified Conscious Parenting Coach and Founder of Real Life Parent Guide who specializes in working with mothers of emerging adults (ages 18-25).
Kim knows moms are the emotional barometer in their families and she is passionate about educating, supporting and encouraging her clients to raise adolescents with intention and guidance rather than fear and control. Kim’s three plus decades raising five children and years of coaching other parents empowers her to lead her clients with compassion and without judgment into healthier, happier, more functional relationships.
Kim has a self-published Amazon #1 New Release in the Parent & Adult Child Relationships category called Becoming Me While Raising You – a Mother’s Journey to Her Self. She is a sought after and frequent speaker on topics related to conscious parenting for Fox News Radio, television news stations in Texas/Oklahoma, and podcasts around the globe. Her mission is to spread the movement to parent WITH rather than over our children.
Three teenagers from Innovation Academy, Fulton County, Georgia created an organization called SAVE, which stands for Substance Abuse Value Empathy
SAVE aims to promote prevention and treatment methods for substance abuse that are supported by facts, through their Instagram page and website
The three teens meet online or in person a couple of days a week to update their website and post on their Instagram
They are currently working on a book titled "The Path to Sobriety: A Guide to Overcoming Addiction and Finding Joy in Recovery"
The speakers discuss drug abuse, particularly among teenagers and emphasize the importance of spreading awareness about the long-term effects of drug abuse
The main factors contributing to drug abuse are peer pressure and being influenced by family members or friends
The speakers suggest that it is important to recognize your own self-worth and not feel pressured to do things that others are doing just to fit in
They recommend finding new friends if current friends are peer pressuring you and empowering parents to communicate with their teens about drug use
The speakers discuss various approaches for parents to handle their child's drug use, including creating a safe space and non-judgmental environment for them to share their struggles
The speakers emphasized the importance of open communication between parents and children and recommended seeking support from the Save program and other resources on their website
This episode features an interview with:
ARNAV HAZARI
Co-founder of S.A.V.E.
Arnav Hazari is a 10th grader at Innovation Academy and one of the co-founders of the organization known as “S.A.V.E.”. Currently, he is in the healthcare and IT pathway. He enjoys helping people with their situations that they are struggling with. They created the website as a way to advocate for those who need help with drug usage, and even those who are struggling mentally. Arnav personally know many people who have struggled with these problems and its extremely frightening, which is why he is attempting to fight these problems.
AARYAN SATHISH
Co-founder of S.A.V.E.
Aaryan Sathish is an 11th Grader at Innovation Academy and one of the co-founders of S.A.V.E. He is also in the Healthcare and IT Pathway. Aaryan personally struggled with a substance issue for a short period of time. This affected his mental health and created trust issues with his family. Having a first-hand experience with a substance problem taught him that he needs to use his experiences and help friends, community, and anyone struggling to quit. Aaryan also wants to help prevent teenagers like himself going through the same issues he did, which is why he is so passionate about this topic.
ARJUN SURESH
Co-founder of S.A.V.E.
Arjun Suresh is a 10th Grader at Innovation Academy and one of the co-founders of S.A.V.E. He is also in the Healthcare/IT Pathway. Arjun has always tried helping people no matter the situation and strive to ensure that this program will help people and be heard throughout the world.
The conversation is about drug addiction and a clinical social worker named Patrick Doyle's approach to helping families with loved ones struggling with addiction
Patrick's approach involves educating and training families on positive reinforcement parenting and problem-solving to influence their teens to cooperate with house rules and enter into treatment
The speakers discuss how negative language surrounding addiction can be detrimental and that families who do not resonate with traditional approaches can benefit from Patrick's approach
Positive reinforcement parenting can help maintain a loving relationship between parents and their teenage children, including rewards such as money, mobile phone access, free time, and socializing with friends
The speakers discuss the importance of establishing phones as currency for rewards and punishments, and the challenges of raising children with access to technology
Good life coaching and practicing outside of coaching is important for learning to occur
It's important to have hope and confidence for people with substance use disorder and their loved ones, and to never give up on kids
Ongoing drug testing can lead to negative reinforcement and a lack of trust from the child
Patrick can be reached at familyaddictioncoach.com, where there is useful guidance information and a podcast
This episode features an interview with:
PATRICK DOYLE
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
“If your loved one's substance use has become unmanageable, you’ve tried everything but refuse to give up, and are desperately seeking hope-- I know how you feel.” - Patrick Doyle
Patrick was raised in a large, chaotic household, and his own adult child has struggled with alcohol addiction and anxiety. Refusing to give up on his son, he found a way out for my family.
For 30 years, he has helped clients save their family from addiction as a therapist/Family Coach by providing the tools to influence positive change in a loved one. His certification in the delivery of Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) helps clients and families create a solid plan, based on proven solutions, with the best chance for success.
Patrick provides private, one on one, personalized coaching, expert guidance, treatment navigation and advocacy, and crisis consultations via phone or video telehealth. Patients in addiction treatment need an advocate. His approach utilizes compassion, harm reduction, and evidence-based research.
Christine Capshew discusses drug addiction in teens, noting that social media normalizes drug behavior among them and advises parents to look for early signs of addiction
Explains addiction as a brain disease influenced by genetics, mentioning stages of addiction, and connects addiction with suicidal tendencies and self-harming
Proper treatment, including nutrition, psychoeducation, and restoring relationships, can help even those with genetic predisposition recover from addiction
Naltrexone is effective in treating opioid and alcohol addiction but marijuana addiction requires roughing it out as it has withdrawal symptoms
Finding the right detox facility is important for effective treatment, which may taper off medication over five to seven days depending on the intensity of addiction
Detox is recommended for weed addiction and takes about 30 days to clear the brain fog and establish normal patterns
Dopamine hits caused by blue screen light can make it harder to resist the urge to relapse
Being well-informed about addiction can help overcome stigma
This episode features an interview with:
CHRISTINE CAPSHEW
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, CEO and Founder of Conscious Healing, Inc.
Christine Capshew is a licensed clinical social worker and the founder and CEO of Conscious Healing, Inc., a mental health and trauma treatment center in Virginia. She has over 20 years of experience working in the field of mental health and addiction treatment.
Capshew is known for her expertise in treating trauma and addiction in adolescents and young adults, as well as for her advocacy work on behalf of those struggling with mental health issues. She is a sought-after speaker and has presented at numerous conferences and workshops on topics related to mental health and addiction.
Capshew is also a certified yoga instructor and incorporates mindfulness practices into her treatment approach.
Guest speaker Stacy Miller is a training consultant and drug misuse expert in the New Forest region of England
The speakers discuss the different stages of drug dependency and the importance of recognizing changes in behavior before it becomes a problem
Parents are encouraged to have an open dialogue with their children about drugs, ask questions, and be aware of signs of drug use such as small clear bags with white residue or tablets/powder
The speakers discuss challenges of talking to a young person who is high and suggest enlisting support from friends, relatives, or professionals
The risks associated with drug use are mainly related to mental health, with cannabis having a lot of debate around its use. Speaker is against cannabis use, as she has seen many people end up in psychiatric care because of its effect on mental health
The speakers stress the importance of understanding why people engage in certain behaviors and finding alternative solutions to address the underlying issues
Stacy Miller provides resources for parents on social media and her website, Stacy Miller Consultancy
The conversation ends with a discussion on setting boundaries and the importance of communication
This episode features an interview with:
STACEY MILLER
Education and Training Consultant
Stacey Miller is on a mission to spread kindness, positivity and gratitude through training and education. She has 20 years professional experience in the field of substance misuse and mental health working with all sectors to upskill their staff.
Stacey also has added lived experience of everything she teaches which adds a huge amount of value to her work. Empowering people to gain control over their lives and fulfill their potential in society is at core of Stacey Miller Consultancy.
Important Links and resources mentioned:
info@staceymillerconsultancy.co.uk
Home • Stacey Miller Consultancy | Substance Misuse and Mental Health Education and Training Consultant
staceygmiller (@staceygmiller) / Twitter
Stacey Miller Consultancy | Facebook
Stacey Miller Consultancy (@staceygmiller) • Instagram photos and videos
Guest Casey Arrillaga shares tips for parents on talking to their teens about drug addiction
Emphasizes importance of being open and honest, while understanding that parents cannot control their child's behavior
Suggests having a conversation that is realistic, focusing on consequences of drug use instead of exaggerated scare tactics
Advises parents to express their feelings and set healthy, specific boundaries with consequences for breaking them
Suggests recognizing normal development and opening up dialogue with teenagers, rather than trying to scare them into submission
Encourages seeking professional guidance when considering treatment options and understanding addiction vulnerability is partly genetic and partly social and environmental
Risk with weed and alcohol is that teenagers may not think of them as drugs and can easily become addictive
Casey Arrillaga wrote a book called Realistic Hope, which provides families with information on addiction treatment and effective communication
Arrillaga’s podcast, Addiction and the Family, offers support and information for families and people in recovery
This episode features an interview with:
CASEY ARRILLAGA
Therapist, Speaker, Podcaster, and Author
Casey Arrillaga is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor with years of experience in working with people of all kinds who have trouble with using substances or behaviors compulsively, find healing from personality disorders, PTSD, trauma, anxiety, depression, uncomfortable behaviors, and helping those people and their families heal and grow together. He received his Master of Social Work from Boston University and Bachelor of Science in Chemical Dependency Counseling from Grand Canyon University.
Casey is the author of the book “Realistic Hope: The Family Survival Guide for Facing Alcoholism and Other Addictions” and co-hosts the podcast “Addiction and the Family”.
Casey works as a therapist at both Windmill Wellness Ranch, in Canyon Lake, TX, a treatment center for addiction and mental health, and InMindOut Emotional Wellness Center, based in New Braunfels, TX, where he does outpatient therapy.
Important Links and resources mentioned:
addictionandthefamily@gmail.com
Recovery Tree Media
Addiction and the Family (fireside.fm)
Addiction and the Family Podcast (@AddictionFamily) / Twitter
The podcast features Amber Hollingsworth, a master addiction counselor and founder of Hope for Families Recovery Center and Family Recovery Academy online
The conversation centers on dealing with addiction in teenagers, with an emphasis on building trust and rapport before addressing the addiction
The speakers discuss identifying addiction in teens, including changes in mood, friends, and increasingly addictive behavior over time
This suggests allowing teenagers to figure out for themselves that their friends may not be suitable for them and that parents should hold their children accountable for passing drug tests but not control their social life to prevent power struggles
They also recommend informing children upfront and establishing a routine to prevent drug use in high-risk situations
The "Home Drug Screening Guide for Parents" provides parents with information on handling drug testing and the different responses they can expect from their children
Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights and strategies for helping families and teenagers struggling with addiction
This episode features an interview with:
AMBER HOLLINGSWORTH
Licensed Professional Counselor, Master Addiction Counselor, Founder of Hope for Families Recovery Center
Amber Hollingsworth is a master addiction counselor with over 20 years of experience in the field. She founded the Hope for Families Recovery Center and the Family Recovery Academy online to provide support, resources, and education to families struggling with addiction.
She is passionate about helping families recover and has made it her mission to address the lack of support for families of addicts in crisis. Amber has been recognized for her contributions to the field and has won several awards for her work. She continues to be an advocate for addiction recovery and is dedicated to helping families heal.
Amber grew up in a family plagued with addiction. She uses her personal experience as a family member to guide people and their families into recovery.
Important Links and resources mentioned:
amber@hffrc.com
Family Addiction Recovery Resouces (familyrecoveryacademy.online)
Show Notes:
Rabbi Benny Zippel is the founder and executive director of Project H.E.A.R.T.
Project H.E.A.R.T. provides support to Jewish teens struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse.
The program uses various therapies to help individuals get to the root cause of their issues without relying on drugs.
Rabbi Benny Zippel advises parents to seek help from professionals and validate their child's feelings when dealing with substance abuse.
He emphasizes the importance of helping the entire family heal together and rebuilding trust in relationships.
Wilderness Therapy is a possible approach for children under the age of 18 who strongly object to going into rehab.
Major changes, such as relocating and changing social circles, are necessary for successful rehabilitation.
Rabbi Benny Zippel warns parents of the dangers of marijuana use and advises open communication with their children
This episode features an interview with:
RABBI BENNY ZIPPEL
Jewish Religious Leader, Project H.E.A.R.T. Founder
Rabbi Benny Zippel is an Italian-born American Rabbi who founded the Utah branch of the Chabad Lubavitch, the world's largest Jewish outreach organization, in Salt Lake City in 1992. He also founded PROJECT H.E.A.R.T, a weekly outreach program aimed at helping hundreds of Jewish teenagers throughout Utah with acute behavioral and life-threatening issues. Rabbi Zippel is a polyglot, with fluency in Italian, English, French, German, Hebrew, Yiddish, and Portuguese. He is also a recipient of numerous awards and recognitions for his community work and has served as the official Jewish chaplain for the XIX Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City in 2002. He also attended the White House Chanukah Party in Washington D.C. in 2007 as a guest of President George W. and First Lady Laura Bush.
He is married to Sharonne Schochet, and they have six children and seven grandchildren.
Important Links and resources mentioned:
rabbi@jewishutah.com
A tribute to Rabbi Benny & Sharonne Zippel: My Story - Akiva Klitsner & You Raise Me Up - YouTube
Celebrating 25 years of service to the Utah Jewish community: Chabad Lubavitch of Utah - The Power of One - YouTube
Faced with the daunting task of handling a teen drug abuse problem in her family, Marsha Van Weinberg felt overwhelmed
and helpless. After trying to manage the situation on her own, she eventually reached a breaking point when both her sons experienced an overdose and suicide attempt within four days of each other. This prompted Marsha to realize that her current approach was not working and she sought out potential solutions to help her family cope with this difficult situation.
In this episode, the speaker talks about their experience of advocating for their children in a difficult situation involving
substance abuse. They discuss how they hit a "rock bottom moment" and had to switch their mindset and allow legal
ramifications to be part of the process. This resulted in them creating simple and clear life rules that they were willing to
stick to, even when their children tried to resist or break them. The speaker emphasizes the importance of accountability in order for behavior change, as well as taking care of oneself and making oneself a priority. This text is about a family's experience with a loved one struggling with addiction and how they had to learn to grieve the life they thought they were going to have and create clear boundaries in order to stay consistent. They found ways to still love them for who they were, but not try to fix them as it was their job to decide when it was time for change. It took three or four years of staying consistent with this message before any real progress could be seen, and then when the kids hit 18 things changed even more.
This is the story of a parent who wishes they had been more proactive in advocating for their children when they were
younger, but still managed to support them in creating positive change in their lives. Through open communication and
respect, the parent was able to build a relationship with their now grown children and help them make decisions that moved them away from negative situations and towards a better future. The parent also shares the steps needed to create this kind of change with others, while respecting that it is not their story to tell. In this text, a parent speaks of the experience of rebuilding trust with their child after years of drug abuse. They emphasize that trust is something that needs to be earned through action rather than words, and that it may take time and effort to rebuild. They also advise parents to stay consistent in their approach, trusting their gut and understanding that their job is ultimately to give the child's future self a chance.
Marsha is the 6-time Bestselling Author of “When She Stopped Asking Why”. She shares her lessons as a parent who dealt with teen substance abuse that tore her family unit apart. Marsha has been published 7xs, most recently with her co-platform, Every Body Holds A Story, and she is on a mission to continue to help women and men to speak, share and publish their stories.
Through her tools, OUTSPOKEN NLP certification, programs, coaching, and podcast, Marsha teaches the power of Radical Responsibility and Owning Your Choices in your own life. She empowers people how to heal and own their stories, be conscious leaders and build platform businesses that create massive impact.
The Teen Drug Abuse podcast is a comprehensive and compassionate resource for parents seeking guidance and support in dealing with their teens' substance misuse or addiction. Our mission is to empower, educate, and provide a strong network of understanding for families navigating these challenging times. With a variety of topics spanning prevention, intervention, and recovery, we aim to be a trusted companion on your journey to help your teen overcome drug abuse and lead a healthier, more fulfilling life.
Each episode will feature interviews with leading experts in the fields of psychology, addiction treatment, and adolescent development, providing you with evidence-based information and practical tools to better understand and address the issue of teen drug abuse. We'll delve into topics such as identifying the early signs of drug misuse, fostering open communication with your teen, and exploring various treatment options.
In addition to expert advice, we'll share personal stories from parents who have experienced the heartache of having a teen struggling with substance abuse. These honest and relatable accounts will provide hope, inspiration, and a sense of community for listeners, reinforcing the idea that you are not alone in this fight.
Recognizing the importance of prevention, our podcast will also discuss effective strategies for educating teens about the dangers of drug use and building resilience against peer pressure. We'll explore the role of schools, community organizations, and family dynamics in shaping a teen's decision-making and how parents can be proactive in fostering a healthy environment for their children.
As we acknowledge the impact of mental health on teen drug abuse, we'll provide guidance on identifying and addressing underlying issues that may contribute to substance misuse. With expert interviews on topics like depression, anxiety, and trauma, we aim to help parents become better equipped to support their teens' emotional well-being.
Throughout the podcast, we'll emphasize the importance of self-care for parents, recognizing that supporting a teen through drug addiction can be an incredibly challenging and emotionally draining experience. We'll offer tips for managing stress, setting boundaries, and seeking professional help when needed.
Lastly, we'll celebrate the stories of recovery and triumph, showcasing the incredible resilience of teens who have overcome addiction and the families that have supported them along the way. These uplifting stories will serve as a reminder that there is always hope and that healing is possible.
The Teen Drug Abuse podcast is here to provide parents with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to face the challenges of teen drug misuse and addiction head-on. By creating a safe space for open dialogue and learning, we believe that we can make a positive impact on the lives of countless families and help them pave the way for a brighter future.
Join us on this journey, and together, let's empower parents and foster a community of understanding, support, and lasting change. Subscribe to the Teen Drug Abuse podcast today and become an advocate for your child's well-being.
