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Signs your child might be using drugs Link to Dept of Education: Growing Up Drug Free; A Parent's Guide
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DrugFree.org Need Help? Get Help! Drug prevention, drug abuse, drug intervention, drug treatment and recovery. Drugfree.org provides answers, guidance, tips and stories.
TEENAGE DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE: BE AWARE AND KEEP TALKING: Parenting Handout: Link to pdf file that outlines risk indicators.As parents, we would love to have a definitive list of behaviors which would identify a drug problem. Because adolescence is such an emotional time some erratic behavior is to be expected. While there are many signs that may point to drug use, it is most important that we know our teens as individuals and can recognize whatwould appear to be a significant or unusual change in behavior for them. Trust your intuition. <Read More>
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