One Pill Can Kill: Tips For Talking to High School Students - DEA

The article provides guidance for parents on how to talk to their children about drugs and alcohol. It emphasizes the importance of starting conversations early and continuing them as children grow, adapting the approach to their age and understanding. Parents are encouraged to set limits collaboratively, emphasize the dangers of substance use, and stay informed about trends, including the risks of fake pills purchased online. The article advises using real-life situations, news stories, and media as teaching moments to discuss the consequences of substance use. It highlights the importance of listening, avoiding anger, and fostering open communication to build trust and encourage children to share their concerns. Parents are also urged to praise good choices, educate their children about risks, and support them in making healthy decisions.

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