Teen Drug Abuse – Prescription Drugs and K-2
Teen Drug Abuse – Prescription Drugs and K-2 – Dr. Joseph Lee, Hazelden’s medical director and adolescent psychiatrist, speaks with KARE 11 News about the new trends of teen drug abuse. One study claims 1 in 5 teens have used prescription drugs to get high in the past year. Many teens are also getting legally high by using K-2 incense, which is laced with synthetic cannabis. For more information on substance abuse addiction treatment for adolescents and young adults, visit www.hazelden.org or call 800-257-7810.
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Substance Abuse & Drug Addiction — Abaris Behavioral Health
Substance Abuse & Drug Addiction — Abaris Behavioral Health – If you or someone you know needs help call 1-855-422-2747 or visit www.abaris health.com
Amy Dickinson: Stronger marriage could help save son
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A strong marriage will ultimately help your stepson. For inspiration, read “Don't Let Your Kids Kill You: A Guide for Parents of Drug and Alcohol Addicted Children,” by Charles Rubin (2007, New Century). Meet with a therapist qualified to counsel …
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Recovering Addict Hopes to Help Others [Delaware Online News Video]
Recovering addict hopes to help others [Delaware Online News Video] – Once a high school basketball player, Angelia Negron lost everything due to her addiction to prescription pills. Now working to stay clean, Negron hopes to pass on her lessons to other addicts to help them recover. (11/06/11) Camera: Daniel Sato Editor: Daniel Sato
Dubai Police warn of online threat from sites promoting drugs to children
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Somalia: Youth Without Jobs or Education Prospects #3
Somalia: Youth without Jobs or Education Prospects #3 – SUBSCRIBE for Daily High-Definition Videos from Somalia Hosted by www.keydmedia.net – Drug addiction is an uncontrolled, devastating problem for the lawless land of Somalia. In a country torn by decades of war, famine, drought and wholesale. Alcohol and drug abuse are rapidly increasing and claiming lives in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, according to humanitarian and official sources. The increase was related to the large number of unemployed youths and freelance gunmen in the city, “who have nothing better to do”, one aid worker told Keydmedia Inc. http www.facebook.com www.youtube.com www.twitter.com Copyright © 2012 Keydmedia Inc. All rights reserved