As cannabis becomes legal across more states in the U.S, it’s essential to know about the new cannabis products that slip under the radar or try to pass as “legal.”
If you have a teenager in the house, you’re probably familiar with silence or vague responses when you attempt conversation…
The holiday season is known as a time for gatherings and cheer. People commonly visit with family and friends numerous times for parties and large get-togethers. Some people look forward to the holiday season, but others may not feel as jolly during this time.
This campaign features Nebraskans from around our state telling their stories about why they choose to live substance free.
Abbe Edgecombe, SCIP Coordinator, shares the harmful effects of marijuana, how to identify drug influence, information about E-Cigarettes, and tips for preventing teen drug use.
Abbe Edgecombe, SCIP Coordinator, and Officer Andre O’Connor of the Lincoln Police Department share how parents and guardians can stay informed about teen substance abuse.
Parents of adolescents face a tough dilemma about substance use: we may want our children to be abstinent, but what do we do if they are not?
Youth drug abuse is a high-profile public health concern, with at least 1-in-8 teenagers abusing an illicit substance in the last year.
Eating disorders frequently emerge during adolescence but often, the symptoms aren’t what parents might expect. Unfortunately, many eating disorders go undetected and untreated because parents don’t recognize the warning signs.
In 2012, nearly 3/4 of students (72%) have consumed alcohol (more than just a few sips) by the end of high school, and more than 1/3 (37%) have done so by 8th grade.