Finding Help: What to Do if Your Child is Abusing Cough Medicine
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Increased awareness can only mean increased prevention. Join us in the fight against teen cough medicine abuse by exploring and sharing our free resources.
You’ve heard it time and time again. The first step towards ending any type of abuse is recognizing that there is problem. If you believe that your child, or a teenager that you know, is abusing cough medicine, please read about the warning signs of cough medicine abuse. If you suspect or discover that your teen is abusing cough medicine, contact your teen’s teachers, guidance counselor, healthcare professional, or school nurse. They are likely to be trained or have knowledge that can help you make the best decision to help your child. You also can call 1.800.662.HELP or visit https://findtreatment.gov/. Both are treatment information/locator resources sponsored by the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Asking for help is never easy, but it is the best way to protect your child.
Increased awareness can only mean increased prevention. Join us in the fight against teen cough medicine abuse by exploring and sharing our free resources.
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