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A new resource for parents who supect or know their teen is drinking or using drugs.

Find out why it’s dangerous for teen athletes to experiment with performance enhancing substances such as steroids, stimulants and HGH.

Every day, 2,500 teenagers use a prescription drug to get high for the first time. Learn the steps you can take to help protect your kids.

 

 Read our real-life stories about hope and recovery. Visit Life After  community to share your story or encourage those in recovery.

Información sobre las drogas para los padres. Esta es una compilación del contenido en Español.

New Research: Partnership/MetLife Foundation Parents Attitude Tracking Study (PATS) 2008

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Talking to your kids about the risks of drugs and alcohol isn’t as hard as you think. Get Help at TimeToTalk.org.

Looking for tools and practical advice to keep your kids healthy and safe? Visit our Parent Toolkit.

Our parent-to-parent blog Decoder tackles the real, everyday issues we face in raising healthy teens.

Is your teen’s attitude and behavior normal? Learn more at our Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain.
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