Stressed Out Teens Can Turn to Drugs and Alcohol
Stress is an inevitable part of life, and teenagers are no exception. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported an alarming trend: More teens are turning to
Learn moreStress is an inevitable part of life, and teenagers are no exception. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported an alarming trend: More teens are turning to
Learn moreTobacco use is an extremely hard habit to break once started due to the highly addictive ingredient nicotine. Similarly to how drugs work, the brain and body enjoy the effects
Learn moreIt’s pretty rare these days for something to not require a phone. Getting directions. Reaching out to a friend. Checking emails or the weather. Music. News. The list goes on.
Learn moreAlcohol is the most widely used substance among teens and underage drinking is a big public health concern in our country as it can pose enormous health risks and negative
Learn moreSummertime is full of new opportunities, increased physical activities, and options for social events. With Summer Break 2024 in full swing comes the need to be confident and resilient in
Learn moreAt Drug Free Clubs of America, our goal is to foster healthy, drug-free communities by empowering students to make healthy choices. We partner with a variety of organizations to provide
Learn moreCongratulations on making the empowering decision to live a drug and alcohol-free lifestyle! Whether you’ve made this decision ahead of time or decided to redefine your path, choosing this journey
Learn moreAs the national landscape on marijuana legalization evolves, Ohio has recently joined the ranks as the 24th state to legalize its use. While this change brings forth new perspectives on
Learn moreMental health concerns among teens have become increasingly prevalent, demanding the attention of parents, educators, and society at large. Understanding and addressing these challenges is crucial for the overall well-being
Learn moreA National Survey on Drug Use found that most teens who have used prescription medicine accessed it in their own home. Preventing teens from accessing prescription medicines is crucial to
Learn moreVaping has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years due to its potential health risks. As the popularity of e-cigarettes and vaping devices has soared, so has the incidence of
Learn moreThe holiday season is often associated with joy, festivities, and time spent with loved ones. However, for some teenagers, it can be a time of increased stress, loneliness, and depression.
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