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Is Too Much Freedom in College a Bad Thing?

April 13, 2016

Attending college is an amazing experience. For the first time, you can study what you want and take control of your schedule. You’ll also be surrounded by like-minded peers that are just as excited about college as you are. But college isn’t all fun all the time. It can also be incredibly stressful and put…

Are Adult Coloring Books Good Tools for Recovery?

February 16, 2016

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You’ve probably seen plenty online about adult coloring books and their therapeutic benefits. They were hot sellers this past holiday season, and they come recommended by many thanks to their ability to calm the mind and body, improve focus and reduce stress. If coloring books are as therapeutic as everyone says, can they boost your…

History Of Drug Use In Family Does That Mean My Child Will

If There’s A History Of Drug Use In My Family, Does That Mean My Child Will, Too?

November 20, 2015

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Adolescent, FAQs, Friends and Family of Addicts, Support System

If there is a history of drug use in your family, it’s natural to be worried about your child’s fate. Genetic and environmental factors play a role in your child’s predisposition to substance abuse, but they do not determine their fate. In fact, your child can be the person that stops the cycle of abuse.…

New Teen Drug Use Trends

September 30, 2015

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Adolescent, Facts and Stats, Trends

You may have spent time talking to your teen about the dangers of binge drinking, prescription drug abuse, and cigarette smoking, but there are other drug use trends that you may not be aware of. If you don’t talk to your teen about them, they may think they are engaging in harmless fun. Unfortunately, these…