THE STOP MEDICINE ABUSE BLOG

Teenage Risk Taking & The Power of Older Siblings
Is Your Teen Acting Ape-Like? Study Explains Why
Preventing Medicine Misuse: Inspiration From Past Dose of Prevention Winners
Easing the Transition Back to School

Recent Blog Posts

Teenage Risk Taking & The Power of Older Siblings
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted November 01, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Talking to Your Teen
Is Your Teen Acting Ape-Like? Study Explains Why
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted October 02, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Recognizing Warning Signs, Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
Preventing Medicine Misuse: Inspiration From Past Dose of Prevention Winners
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted September 27, 2023 under Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
Easing the Transition Back to School
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted September 12, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
Ensuring Summer isn’t a “Gateway Season”
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted August 10, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
The Breakable Link Between Mental Health and Substance Abuse
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted July 25, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Recognizing Warning Signs, Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
The Teenage Allure of Risky Social Media Challenges
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted June 21, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Recognizing Warning Signs, Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
Show Your Support this Mental Health Awareness Month
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted May 01, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Recognizing Warning Signs, Spreading Community Awareness, Talking to Your Teen
We are Stronger Together: Partnership, Collaboration, and Passion for Prevention
By Amy Menes Posted April 18, 2023 under Guest Authors, Personal Stories, Spreading Community Awareness
How Stress Can Lead to Substance Abuse in Teens – and How to Prevent It
By Stop Medicine Abuse Posted April 05, 2023 under Educating Yourself, Recognizing Warning Signs, Spreading Community Awareness