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Reducing the Risk of Teen Addiction

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    Resources for understanding why teens turn to drugs or alcohol, and what to do if you suspect your child is using

    Whether it’s vaping, prescription medications, marijuana, nicotine, or alcohol, when teens turn to substance use it can have a major impact on their health and well-being.

    But by focusing on prevention, recognizing the signs, and understanding the link between addiction and mental health, we can stop an emerging problem before it begins.

    In the 4-part Reducing the Risk of Teen Addiction podcast, Dr. Michelle Maloney, System executive director of addiction recovery at Rogers Behavioral Health, provides critical insight on who is at risk, the connection between mental health and substance use, and what parents should do if they suspect their teen is using

     

     

    Downloadable Tip Sheets for Parents

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    How do I have a conversation with my teen?
    Tips for friends and family members
    What to do if you think your teen needs help
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    How Rogers can help

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    No matter what your needs are, Rogers offers a range of continuum of care options:

    Inpatient care

    Residential care

    Partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient program (IOP)

    Resources for Parents and Teens

    Rise Above podcast

    How One Program Is Changing Opioid Treatment in Wisconsin

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    Elizabeth’s story: Overcoming substance use and mental health challenges 

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    ​​Voices of recovery

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    Rising Above Substance Use and Depression | Elizabeth’s Story

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    Rogers expedites life-saving treatment for opioid use disorders with same day buprenorphine prescriptions

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    Overdose: What you need to know

    Rise Above podcast

    Reclaiming Wellness: Brian Cuban on Eating Disorders, Addiction and Recovery

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    The Connection Between Eating Disorders and Substance Use

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    Helping kids cope with addiction in the home

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    The intersection of eating disorders and substance use disorders: Assessment and intervention

    Support from compassionate, experienced care teams

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