Video: Trust your gut. Get informed. Take action
This video represents just five of the millions of families that are impacted by and facing adolescent substance use and addiction. Share this video with […]
Video: There is hope. Parents can address adolescent substance use
90% of addiction begins during adolescence. Parents are often the best allies in the fight against adolescent substance use problems. Share this video to encourage […]
Video: Parents are the most important influence
Most teens consider their parents to be THE most important influence in their lives. Share this video so parents may be encouraged that their children […]
Video: Addiction is a disease of adolescents
Just like other medical conditions, early detection and intervention improves outcomes for substance use problems. Share this video so parents may feel connected with other […]
Infographic: Parents can play a role
Direct your online community to the Family Resource Center website so they can have access to this directory of validated and community resources. Download this […]
Infographic: There is hope. Get informed
Direct your online community to the Family Resource Center website so they can have access to this directory of validated and community resources. Download this […]
Infographic: If you think something is wrong, it probably is
Direct your online community to the Family Resource Center website so they can have access to this directory of validated and community resources. Download this […]
Infographic: Many kids experiment with drugs and alcohol
Direct your online community to the Family Resource Center website so they can have access to this directory of validated and community resources. Download this […]
Flyer: Family Resource Center
Help spread the word about the Family Resource Center by promoting the site in your school, community, church, etc. with this downloadable and printable flyer.
Sample Letter for Schools: To Parents
Because you and your colleagues are on the front-lines of addressing the needs of adolescents and their families through your network of educators, counselors, school […]
