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DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute.TRUE STORIES
Ian Eaccarino, 20, Heroin. In his senior year of high school, his car was firebombed in the driveway of our home. In retrospect, we realized it was drug related, but at the time, the explanation he gave us made sense. It was all a lie. Drug activity is typically associated with violence and deception. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abusedSCHOOL FAILURE
Research shows that there is a definite link between teen substance abuse and how well you do in school. Teens who abuse drugs have lower grades, a higher rate of absence from school and other activities, and an increased potential for dropping out of school. Although we all know or hear stories about people who use drugs and still get great grades, this is not typical. HOW DRUGS ALTER BRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND AFFECT TEENS The National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) defines addiction as: A chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. Addiction is a brain disease because drugs change the brain’s structure and how it works. These brain changes can be long lasting, and lead to harmful GET IT STRAIGHT! THE FACTS ABOUT DRUGS: STUDENT GUIDE Get It Straight! Some of the most dangerous drugs abused by teens are those that are readily available – prescription drugs, cough medicine and over-the-counter medications, household products used GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute.TRUE STORIES
Ian Eaccarino, 20, Heroin. In his senior year of high school, his car was firebombed in the driveway of our home. In retrospect, we realized it was drug related, but at the time, the explanation he gave us made sense. It was all a lie. Drug activity is typically associated with violence and deception. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abusedSCHOOL FAILURE
Research shows that there is a definite link between teen substance abuse and how well you do in school. Teens who abuse drugs have lower grades, a higher rate of absence from school and other activities, and an increased potential for dropping out of school. Although we all know or hear stories about people who use drugs and still get great grades, this is not typical. HOW DRUGS ALTER BRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND AFFECT TEENS The National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) defines addiction as: A chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. Addiction is a brain disease because drugs change the brain’s structure and how it works. These brain changes can be long lasting, and lead to harmful GET IT STRAIGHT! THE FACTS ABOUT DRUGS: STUDENT GUIDE Get It Straight! Some of the most dangerous drugs abused by teens are those that are readily available – prescription drugs, cough medicine and over-the-counter medications, household products usedIDENTIFYING DRUGS
This is a United States Government, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) website. The inclusion of a link on this website does not constitute an official endorsement, guarantee, or approval by DEA. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
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Drugs of Abuse delivers clear, scientific information about drugs in a factual, straightforward way. With the information in this guide, parents and caregivers can help their children make smart choices and avoid the consequences of drug abuse. This publication covers topics including the Controlled Substances Act and introduces drug classesDRUGS & YOUR FAMILY
Whether due to a sport injury, getting wisdom teeth pulled, or just a freak accident, there are many reasons why doctors may prescribe opioid painkillers to teens. NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Last Updated: Tuesday, May 4, 2021. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs at locations in communities throughout the country. The April 2021 Take Back Day brought in 839,543 lbs. (420 Tons) ofmedication.
PHYSICAL HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG USE Someone who is addicted loses control and judgment and when use of the drug is stopped, may suffer severe psychological or physical symptoms, such as anxiety, irritability, unhappiness, and stress. Withdrawal from certain drugs can also result in severe physical discomfort, such as tremors, flu-like symptoms, diarrhea, bone pain, and even BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana. Drugged Driving—What You Should Know. Driving while drugged can impair a person's ability to drive a car. Learn more about this dangerous activity. DEA Allows the Return of Unused Medications to Pharmacies.TEENS AND VAPING
In addition, 21% of 12 th graders reported vaping marijuana within the past year -- an increase from the 13.1 percent in 2018. Researchers have been conducting this survey each year since 1975. This year, they surveyed over 42,000 8 th, 10 th, and 12 th graders across the country about their drug use. “The increases in vaping of THC, the WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or 17%, who start smoking marijuana in their teens will become WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA CONCENTRATES/ HONEY One popular extraction method uses butane, a highly flammable solvent, which is put through an extraction tube filed with marijuana. The butane evaporates leaving a sticky liquid known as “wax” or “dab.”. This method is dangerous because butane is a very explosive substance. There have been explosions in houses, apartmentbuildings and
GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt BULLYING AND FUTURE DRUG USE We all know that the emotional damage bullying has on a child can last well into their adulthood. But now, a recent study has also cast a light on the connection between bullying and future drug use.. Between 2004 and 2011, researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics followed almost 5,000 students from Alabama, Texas and California. During the study, they interviewed the WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND EATING DISORDERS Millions of Americans either have, or at one point in their lives had, an eating disorder. Just like with substance misuse, these disorders can be linked to unhealthy compulsory behavior, which can have devastating effects on a person’s physical and mental well-being. DEA RED RIBBON WEEK PATCH PROGRAM The DEA Red Ribbon Patch Program is designed to provide Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts the opportunity to earn a patch from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) by engaging in anti-drug activities in celebration of Red Ribbon Week.The purpose of the Patch Program is to empower young people to engage with their community through drug-free activities and strengthen their anti-drug beliefs. GET IT STRAIGHT! THE FACTS ABOUT DRUGS: STUDENT GUIDE Get It Straight! Some of the most dangerous drugs abused by teens are those that are readily available – prescription drugs, cough medicine and over-the-counter medications, household products used WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt BULLYING AND FUTURE DRUG USE We all know that the emotional damage bullying has on a child can last well into their adulthood. But now, a recent study has also cast a light on the connection between bullying and future drug use.. Between 2004 and 2011, researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics followed almost 5,000 students from Alabama, Texas and California. During the study, they interviewed the WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND EATING DISORDERS Millions of Americans either have, or at one point in their lives had, an eating disorder. Just like with substance misuse, these disorders can be linked to unhealthy compulsory behavior, which can have devastating effects on a person’s physical and mental well-being. DEA RED RIBBON WEEK PATCH PROGRAM The DEA Red Ribbon Patch Program is designed to provide Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts the opportunity to earn a patch from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) by engaging in anti-drug activities in celebration of Red Ribbon Week.The purpose of the Patch Program is to empower young people to engage with their community through drug-free activities and strengthen their anti-drug beliefs. GET IT STRAIGHT! THE FACTS ABOUT DRUGS: STUDENT GUIDE Get It Straight! Some of the most dangerous drugs abused by teens are those that are readily available – prescription drugs, cough medicine and over-the-counter medications, household products used WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people orPUBLICATIONS
Drugs of Abuse (2020) Drugs of Abuse delivers clear, scientific information about drugs in a factual, straightforward way. With the information in this guide, parents and caregivers can help their children make smart choices and avoid the consequences of drug abuse. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana.VIDEO LESSONS
These science-based animated videos, produced by Operation Prevention, teach students about the most common forms of substance misuse.. The Educator Guide on each of the pages help tie the videos together. Video Lesson: Stimulants. Using the illegal stimulants or misusing the prescriptions can lead to high blood pressure and can potentiallycause a stroke.
HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE What is prescription drug abuse? Prescription drug abuse is when someone takes a medication prescribed for someone else, takes their own prescription in a way not intended by a doctor or dentist, or takes a medication to get high, according to DrugAbuse.gov. Prescription (RX) drugs are the most commonly abused substances by teens after marijuana, synthetic marijuana (spice), MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS This is a United States Government, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) website. The inclusion of a link on this website does not constitute an official endorsement, guarantee, or SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND EATING DISORDERS Millions of Americans either have, or at one point in their lives had, an eating disorder. Just like with substance misuse, these disorders can be linked to unhealthy compulsory behavior, which can have devastating effects on a person’s physical and mental well-being. GET IT STRAIGHT! THE FACTS ABOUT DRUGS: STUDENT GUIDE Get It Straight! Some of the most dangerous drugs abused by teens are those that are readily available – prescription drugs, cough medicine and over-the-counter medications, household products used FEDERAL STUDENT AID AND CONSEQUENCES OF A DRUG CONVICTION Is it true that a drug conviction may affect a person’s eligibility for federal student aid? Answer: Yes, eligibility might be suspended if the offense occurred while the person was receiving federal student aid (grants, loans or work-study). When you complete the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) you will be asked: Have you had a drug conviction for an GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? TEENS AND RX MEDS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Teens and college students sometimes misuse them to try to get better grades. Taking prescription stimulants for reasons other than treating ADHD or narcolepsy could lead to harmful health effects, such as addiction, heart problems, or psychosis. 2. According to a national survey, among 12th graders, 3.9% used Adderall nonmedically in thepast
BULLYING AND FUTURE DRUG USE We all know that the emotional damage bullying has on a child can last well into their adulthood. But now, a recent study has also cast a light on the connection between bullying and future drug use. Between 2004 and 2011, researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics followed almost 5,000 students from Alabama, Texas and California. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? TEENS AND RX MEDS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Teens and college students sometimes misuse them to try to get better grades. Taking prescription stimulants for reasons other than treating ADHD or narcolepsy could lead to harmful health effects, such as addiction, heart problems, or psychosis. 2. According to a national survey, among 12th graders, 3.9% used Adderall nonmedically in thepast
BULLYING AND FUTURE DRUG USE We all know that the emotional damage bullying has on a child can last well into their adulthood. But now, a recent study has also cast a light on the connection between bullying and future drug use. Between 2004 and 2011, researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics followed almost 5,000 students from Alabama, Texas and California. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
TRUE STORIES
Ian Eaccarino, 20, Heroin. In his senior year of high school, his car was firebombed in the driveway of our home. In retrospect, we realized it was drug related, but at the time, the explanation he gave us made sense. It was all a lie. Drug activity is typically associated with violence and deception. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt EMERGING DRUG TRENDS Stay on top of all the recent trends in drug use and drug overdose. Teens and vaping marijuana: Understanding the dangers of ‘dabbing’ (Chicago Sun-Times, March 5) Among U.S. teens, vaping (the use of e-cigarettes) continues to be very popular. Dabbing – using an e-cigarette to ingest marijuana concentrates – is also gaining inpopularity.
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Research shows that there is a definite link between teen substance abuse and how well you do in school. Teens who abuse drugs have lower grades, a higher rate of absence from school and other activities, and an increased potential for dropping out of school. Although we all know or hear stories about people who use drugs and still get great grades, this is not typical. 7 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK 2020 7 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK 2020 National Prevention Week (NPW) is an annual health observance dedicated to increasing public awareness and action around substance use prevention and positive mental health. TEEN DATING VIOLENCE AND DRUG USE National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline: 1-866-331-9474 (you can also chat via the loveisrespect.org website, or text “love is” to 22522 to connect with a peer advocate 24/7) If you think your teen is in immediate danger, call 911. Educating yourself on teen dating violence and abuse (learning the signs, prevention measures, and its causes)can
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT STEROIDS AND YOUNG PEOPLE High school steroid use has been on the decline for many years. Still, 45 percent of high school seniors do not see a great risk in using steroids once or twice, according to the Monitoring the Future 2016 Survey. This, coupled with the availability of the drugs online, could signal danger to teens that don’t know or understand the risks. LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL RESOURCES Below is a list of Local and National organizations that provide services to the public regarding addiction, community empowerment, drug education and prevention, drug take-back programs, recovery, and overall health and wellness. THE TRUTH ABOUTH EROIN Black Tar Powder DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION Heroin is an illegal and highly addictive drug. The Truth AboutHeroin What is heroin? • It is an opiate drug processed from morphine, GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.IDENTIFYING DRUGS
This is a United States Government, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) website. The inclusion of a link on this website does not constitute an official endorsement, guarantee, or approval by DEA.VIDEO LESSONS
Video Lessons. Last Updated: Thursday, April 29, 2021. These science-based animated videos, produced by Operation Prevention, teach students about the most common forms of substance misuse. The Educator Guide on each of the pages help tie the videos together.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. VIDEO LESSON: HALLUCINOGENS Hallucinogens - like LSD, peyote, and mushrooms - can cause permanent damage to the user's brain. Watch the animated video below to learn more. EDUCATORS: Head over to the Operation Prevention website for an accompanying activity. This video lesson was produced by DEA and Discovery Education's Operation Prevention program. DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.IDENTIFYING DRUGS
This is a United States Government, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) website. The inclusion of a link on this website does not constitute an official endorsement, guarantee, or approval by DEA.VIDEO LESSONS
Video Lessons. Last Updated: Thursday, April 29, 2021. These science-based animated videos, produced by Operation Prevention, teach students about the most common forms of substance misuse. The Educator Guide on each of the pages help tie the videos together.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE Scientists have long made the link between mental health issues and substance misuse. In fact, the co-existence of both is referred to as “co-occurring disorders.” According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 9.5 million adults over the age of 18 had co-occurring disorders (see a diagram from the survey below). This is an increase from 9.2 million in 2018. VIDEO LESSON: HALLUCINOGENS Hallucinogens - like LSD, peyote, and mushrooms - can cause permanent damage to the user's brain. Watch the animated video below to learn more. EDUCATORS: Head over to the Operation Prevention website for an accompanying activity. This video lesson was produced by DEA and Discovery Education's Operation Prevention program. DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people orVIDEO LESSONS
Video Lessons. Last Updated: Thursday, April 29, 2021. These science-based animated videos, produced by Operation Prevention, teach students about the most common forms of substance misuse. The Educator Guide on each of the pages help tie the videos together. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
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Ian Eaccarino, 20, Heroin. In his senior year of high school, his car was firebombed in the driveway of our home. In retrospect, we realized it was drug related, but at the time, the explanation he gave us made sense. It was all a lie. Drug activity is typically associated with violence and deception. NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK National Prevention Week is May 9-15, 2021. Prevention Week (NPW), hosted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), is an annual national health observance focused on increasing the prevention of substance use and the promotion of mental health.Each year, communities and organizations across the country come together to raise PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE What is prescription drug abuse? Prescription drug abuse is when someone takes a medication prescribed for someone else, takes their own prescription in a way not intended by a doctor or dentist, or takes a medication to get high, according to DrugAbuse.gov. Prescription (RX) drugs are the most commonly abused substances by teens after marijuana, synthetic marijuana (spice), SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND EATING DISORDERS People with eating disorders misuse both illicit and over-the-counter drugs. Those with anorexia take the substances to lose weight, while people struggling with bulimia take drugs to suppress their appetite, according to Very Well Mind . The illicit substances that are misused include: marijuana, cocaine /crack, hallucinogens, and opiates . GET IT STRAIGHT! THE FACTS ABOUT DRUGS: STUDENT GUIDE Get It Straight! Some of the most dangerous drugs abused by teens are those that are readily available – prescription drugs, cough medicine and over-the-counter medications, household products used HOW DRUGS ALTER BRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND AFFECT TEENS The National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) defines addiction as: A chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. Addiction is a brain disease because drugs change the brain’s structure and how it works. These brain changes can be long lasting, and lead to harmful DRUG FACT SHEET: PSILOCYBIN Abuse of psilocybin mushrooms could also lead to poisoning if one of the many varieties of poisonous mushrooms is incorrectly identified as a psilocybin mushroom. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT STEROIDS AND YOUNG PEOPLE High school steroid use has been on the decline for many years. Still, 45 percent of high school seniors do not see a great risk in using steroids once or twice, according to the Monitoring the Future 2016 Survey. This, coupled with the availability of the drugs online, could signal danger to teens that don’t know or understand the risks. GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana. Drugged Driving—What You Should Know. Driving while drugged can impair a person's ability to drive a car. Learn more about this dangerous activity. DEA Allows the Return of Unused Medications to Pharmacies. HOW SUBSTANCE MISUSE AFFECTS CHILDREN Parents’ substance use may affect their ability to consistently prioritize the child’s basic physical and emotional needs over their own need for substances. The parent/caregiver substance use disorder and the possible violent and erratic behavior that may be associated, place the child at higher risk of being abused or neglected. The early BULLYING AND FUTURE DRUG USE We all know that the emotional damage bullying has on a child can last well into their adulthood. But now, a recent study has also cast a light on the connection between bullying and future drug use. Between 2004 and 2011, researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics followed almost 5,000 students from Alabama, Texas and California. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or 7 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK 2020 7 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK 2020 National Prevention Week (NPW) is an annual health observance dedicated to increasing public awareness and action around substance use prevention and positive mental health. GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.DRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana. Drugged Driving—What You Should Know. Driving while drugged can impair a person's ability to drive a car. Learn more about this dangerous activity. DEA Allows the Return of Unused Medications to Pharmacies. HOW SUBSTANCE MISUSE AFFECTS CHILDREN Parents’ substance use may affect their ability to consistently prioritize the child’s basic physical and emotional needs over their own need for substances. The parent/caregiver substance use disorder and the possible violent and erratic behavior that may be associated, place the child at higher risk of being abused or neglected. The early BULLYING AND FUTURE DRUG USE We all know that the emotional damage bullying has on a child can last well into their adulthood. But now, a recent study has also cast a light on the connection between bullying and future drug use. Between 2004 and 2011, researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics followed almost 5,000 students from Alabama, Texas and California. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MARIJUANA DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION What You Should Know About MARIJUANA What You Should Know About MARIJUANA FACT: About 1 in 6 people or 7 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK 2020 7 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK 2020 National Prevention Week (NPW) is an annual health observance dedicated to increasing public awareness and action around substance use prevention and positive mental health. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt FREE ONLINE PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION RESOURCES Free Online Prevention and Early Intervention Resources. Last Updated: Thursday, May 7, 2020. (List provided by the Office of National Drug Control Policy) In addition to these free " sober apps ," below are some online prevention and early intervention resources (such as tip sheets, videos, webinars, and more) that you and your loved ones can EMERGING DRUG TRENDS Stay on top of all the recent trends in drug use and drug overdose. Teens and vaping marijuana: Understanding the dangers of ‘dabbing’ (Chicago Sun-Times, March 5) Among U.S. teens, vaping (the use of e-cigarettes) continues to be very popular. Dabbing – using an e-cigarette to ingest marijuana concentrates – is also gaining inpopularity.
BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana. Drugged Driving—What You Should Know. Driving while drugged can impair a person's ability to drive a car. Learn more about this dangerous activity. DEA Allows the Return of Unused Medications to Pharmacies. HOW DO DRUG OVERDOSES HAPPEN? With most drugs, there are more accidental deaths than suicides or homicides. Some overdoses happen when people leave drug treatment. During treatment, a person goes through a detoxification (“detox”) process---getting the drug out of the body. If a person has gone through detox, and then takes the same amount of drugs they tookbefore
TEENS AND RX MEDS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Teens and college students sometimes misuse them to try to get better grades. Taking prescription stimulants for reasons other than treating ADHD or narcolepsy could lead to harmful health effects, such as addiction, heart problems, or psychosis. 2. According to a national survey, among 12th graders, 3.9% used Adderall nonmedically in thepast
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Research shows that there is a definite link between teen substance abuse and how well you do in school. Teens who abuse drugs have lower grades, a higher rate of absence from school and other activities, and an increased potential for dropping out of school. Although we all know or hear stories about people who use drugs and still get great grades, this is not typical. THE TRUTH ABOUTH EROIN True or False? • Heroin is less dangerous if you snort or smoke it. False. Fact: There is no safe way of using it. You can still die from an overdose or become addicted by snorting or smoking it. • Stoppingheroin use is easy.
TEENS WHO PLAY SPORTS LESS LIKELY TO SAY THEY'VE DONE Teens Who Play Sports Less Likely To Say They've Done Heroin. (Fox News, July 27) A new study shows that teens who are active participants in sports are less likely to abuse prescription drugs than peers who don't play sports. The researchers from the University of Michigan found that, through the Monitoring the Future study, kidswho reported
GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.IDENTIFYING DRUGS
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Drugs of Abuse delivers clear, scientific information about drugs in a factual, straightforward way. With the information in this guide, parents and caregivers can help their children make smart choices and avoid the consequences of drug abuse. This publication covers topics including the Controlled Substances Act and introduces drug classesDRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute.TRUE STORIES
Ian Eaccarino, 20, Heroin. In his senior year of high school, his car was firebombed in the driveway of our home. In retrospect, we realized it was drug related, but at the time, the explanation he gave us made sense. It was all a lie. Drug activity is typically associated with violence and deception. NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Last Updated: Tuesday, May 4, 2021. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs at locations in communities throughout the country. The April 2021 Take Back Day brought in 839,543 lbs. (420 Tons) ofmedication.
HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana. Drugged Driving—What You Should Know. Driving while drugged can impair a person's ability to drive a car. Learn more about this dangerous activity. DEA Allows the Return of Unused Medications to Pharmacies. WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? GET SMART ABOUT DRUGSLATEST NEWSEMERGING DRUG TRENDSTRACKING DRUG USE AND OTHER DRUG-RELATED STATISTICS A DEA resource for parents, educators and caregivers. (NBC News, April 23) The babies of women who were heavy marijuana users during their pregnancies are more likely to be born premature or pass away within their first year of life than the babies of women who did not use marijuana, according to a report.IDENTIFYING DRUGS
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Drugs of Abuse delivers clear, scientific information about drugs in a factual, straightforward way. With the information in this guide, parents and caregivers can help their children make smart choices and avoid the consequences of drug abuse. This publication covers topics including the Controlled Substances Act and introduces drug classesDRUG FACT SHEETS
Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute.TRUE STORIES
Ian Eaccarino, 20, Heroin. In his senior year of high school, his car was firebombed in the driveway of our home. In retrospect, we realized it was drug related, but at the time, the explanation he gave us made sense. It was all a lie. Drug activity is typically associated with violence and deception. NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Last Updated: Tuesday, May 4, 2021. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs at locations in communities throughout the country. The April 2021 Take Back Day brought in 839,543 lbs. (420 Tons) ofmedication.
HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt DRUGS OF ABUSE, A DEA RESOURCE GUIDE (2020 EDITION) Education plays a critical role in preventing substance abuse. Drugs of Abuse, A DEA Resource Guide, is designed to be a reliable resource on the most commonly abused BONG | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A marijuana concentrate is a powerful substance that may look like honey or butter. It is made by extracting THC from marijuana. Drugged Driving—What You Should Know. Driving while drugged can impair a person's ability to drive a car. Learn more about this dangerous activity. DEA Allows the Return of Unused Medications to Pharmacies. WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS?IDENTIFYING DRUGS
This is a United States Government, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) website. The inclusion of a link on this website does not constitute an official endorsement, guarantee, or approval by DEA. VIDEOS | GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS VIDEO: The Promise of Drugs. When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague:"Getting
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Learn more about the history and effects of each of the drugs below with these neat, printable fact sheets (all PDFs) that can serve as handy resources that are easy to distribute. RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS When it comes to preventing drug use among young people, education plays a very important role. This page contains online drug education resources – lesson plans, activities, videos – from different websites targeted to various grade levels that both parents and teachers can use. Teen vaping – of both tobacco and THC () – is on the rise and is a growing concern in schools. HOW TO IDENTIFY DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A critical part of understanding teen drug use is awareness about drug paraphernalia—the items kids use to hide or consume drugs. You may find these items in your child’s bedroom, car or backpack. Plastic baggies or small paper bags Cigarette packages Electronic-cigarettes (also called E-cigarettes) Small glass vials Pill bottles Candy or gum wrappers Baseball cap/ski cap Belt EMERGING DRUG TRENDS Stay on top of all the recent trends in drug use and drug overdose. Teens and vaping marijuana: Understanding the dangers of ‘dabbing’ (Chicago Sun-Times, March 5) Among U.S. teens, vaping (the use of e-cigarettes) continues to be very popular. Dabbing – using an e-cigarette to ingest marijuana concentrates – is also gaining inpopularity.
WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS? The teen years are often a time to explore and learn more about themselves as they approach adulthood. Often, this involves experimenting and testing their boundaries. The desire to do something new or risky is a normal part of teen development.TEENS AND VAPING
In addition, 21% of 12 th graders reported vaping marijuana within the past year -- an increase from the 13.1 percent in 2018. Researchers have been conducting this survey each year since 1975. This year, they surveyed over 42,000 8 th, 10 th, and 12 th graders across the country about their drug use. “The increases in vaping of THC, theSCHOOL FAILURE
Research shows that there is a definite link between teen substance abuse and how well you do in school. Teens who abuse drugs have lower grades, a higher rate of absence from school and other activities, and an increased potential for dropping out of school. Although we all know or hear stories about people who use drugs and still get great grades, this is not typical. SOCIAL MEDIA: UNDERSTANDING A TEEN'S WORLD 1. Talk to your child about the implications of their actions when using the internet and social media. 2. Monitor what your children do online and on the phone by becoming acquainted with the websites and mobile apps they use. 3. Block inappropriate content by using parental control features to monitor and manage your teen’s computer use. GET SMART ABOUT DRUGS A DEA RESOURCE FOR PARENTS, EDUCATORS & CAREGIVERS Search Get Smart About Drugs__
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