Wellness - Addiction | 13-18 yrs
Help Your Child Beat Addiction!
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Having a child addicted to alcohol and drugs is the worst scenario for any parent. Not only do these impact your child’s brain developments but has a negative effect on the physical and mental health of the addict.
But, how do you tell if your child has a problem with addiction? To begin, watch out for signs of angry outbursts, mood changes and sudden lifestyle changes.
However, not all is lost. There are ways and methods to deal with your child’s addiction and even help him overcome it.
Go through this ClipBook that looks at the different types of addiction, ways to tackle it and treatment options.
Alcohol, Drugs And Teenagers
There’s no safe level of alcohol use for children under 18 years because their brains and bodies are still developing. And using other drugs is never safe. Using alcohol and other drugs isn’t always the same thing as having a problem with them.
Dealing With Addiction
People can get addicted to all sorts of substances. When we think of addiction, we usually think of alcohol or illegal drugs. But people become addicted to medications, cigarettes, even glue.
Drug Abuse And Addiction: Signs, Symptoms, And Help For Drug Problems
Learning about the nature of drug abuse and addiction why and how it develops, what it looks like, and why it can have such a powerful hold will give you a better understanding of the problem and how to treat.
Teens And Drugs: What A Parent Can Do To Help
The first thing to do is to take a step back and analyse what is going on. You will be in a much better position to come up with solutions if you have a better idea of what the real problems are.
Drug Abuse Prevention Starts With Parents
Drugs, including tobacco and alcohol, are easily available to children and adolescents. As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s decision not to use drugs. Most likely, children in grade school have not begun to use alcohol, tobacco, o...
10 Ways To Try To Prevent Drug Addiction In Your Child
We know personally the pain of addiction. Addiction is a disease based on biochemical abnormalities, and it should be treated as a disease, not a crime.
