I share parenting information and student opportunities when I receive them!
Please use this link to schedule an in-person (social distanced)
or virtual meeting with me: Mrs. Troxel's Calendar |
I share parenting information and student opportunities when I receive them!
Please use this link to schedule an in-person (social distanced)
or virtual meeting with me: Mrs. Troxel's Calendar |
Today [4/12/2023] begins National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (NDAFW) – started by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), it inspires meaningful conversations around youth substance use. We are honored to partner with NIDA to share facts around topics that are often steeped in misinformation and stigma. The majority of people who reach out to our helpline are concerned about marijuana. Today, we are answering some important questions related to the substance itself and how to talk to young people in your life about marijuana. Why is it important for parents to be informed about marijuana?
Nearly 30% of people who use it have a mild, moderate or severe form of marijuana use disorder.
What are the risks of my child using marijuana? Teens and young adults are among the most at risk to the harms of marijuana. Marijuana can affect people differently, but here are some common effects:
How do I talk to my child about marijuana? When connecting with a child or young person in your life about marijuana, it’s important to remember:
Visit our Marijuana Resource Center Learn more about National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week here and follow along on social media using the hashtag #NDAFW. |
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