Alcohol Awareness Month occurs every year during the month of April. In 1987 the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence originated this program to target college age binge type drinking. It has since become a resource for families and communities to focus on prevention and treatment needs for teenagers.
- Confront denial with facts. If someone you know struggles with substance misuse there is information that may be helpful regarding these common conditions.
- “Marijuana Talk Kit”. The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids has a thorough publication for parents titled
- “50 Ways to Stay Drug Free”. During this 2019-2020 school year the Students Against Destructive Decisions created a poster titled
- “Get Smart About Drugs”. Check out this website titled with up to date, real time statistics and articles. Click here to visit their website.
If you feel you or a loved one may be struggling with substance misuse, you are not alone. The American Addiction Centers remain open during the Covid 19 pandemic as a support for navigating treatment options. Their direct telephone number is 866-571-6191.
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