Time To Act – An Intervention Guide
Time To Act! helps parents who suspect or know their teen is experimenting with alcohol or drugs take the next steps to help their child.
Heroin
Definition: Heroin is a highly addictive drug derived from morphine, which is obtained from the opium poppy. It is a "downer" or depressant that affects the brain's pleasure systems and interferes with the brain's ability to perceive pain.
Time To Act! helps parents who suspect or know their teen is experimenting with alcohol or drugs take the next steps to help their child.
Kids who report learning a lot about the risks of drugs from their parents are up to 50% less likely to use. Time To Talk helps parents have frequent, positive conversations with their children.
Advice by age—from preschool to college age kids—to help parents connect, protect, or take action if teens are using drugs or drinking.
Learn the facts to keep your teen safe. This guide/chart contains images, formal names and slang, how it is used, the dangers, signs of abuse and what you should know to keep your child safe.
Learn the facts to keep your teen safe. This guide/chart contains images, formal names and slang, how it is used, the dangers, signs of abuse and what you should know to keep your child safe.
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On Wednesday a weeklong show called “Heroin Stamp Project” organized by seven members of the Social Art Collective is scheduled to open at the White Box Gallery on Broome Street on the Lower East Side. The show is meant to examine the intersection of advertising and addiction and provoke questions… continue reading »
On Wednesday a weeklong show called “Heroin Stamp Project” organized by seven members of the Social Art Collective is scheduled to open at the White Box Gallery on Broome Street on the Lower East Side. The show is meant to examine the intersection of advertising and addiction and provoke questions about how society addresses dependence and disease.
Robert Downey Jr. says he started smoking weed at age 8, did blow with Jack Nicholson and talks about life in jail and his plans for growing old.
An addictive drug is creeping its way into Houston’s suburbs, and into the hands of teenagers. Police are arresting more and more youth in possession of the powerful opiate “black tar heroin.”
An addictive drug is creeping its way into Houston’s suburbs, and into the hands of teenagers. Police are arresting more and more youth in possession of the powerful opiate “black tar heroin.”
Heroin is hitting home in our suburbs. No where is the problem greater than Long Island, where overdoses are skyrocketing in both Nassau and Suffolk counties. Investigative Reporter Sarah Wallace continues her week-long series with an interview with parents who’ve lost their children.
On Wednesday a weeklong show called “Heroin Stamp Project” organized by seven members of the Social Art Collective is scheduled to open at the White Box Gallery on Broome Street on the Lower East Side. The show is meant to examine the intersection of advertising and addiction and provoke questions… continue reading »
On Wednesday a weeklong show called “Heroin Stamp Project” organized by seven members of the Social Art Collective is scheduled to open at the White Box Gallery on Broome Street on the Lower East Side. The show is meant to examine the intersection of advertising and addiction and provoke questions about how society addresses dependence and disease.
Robert Downey Jr. says he started smoking weed at age 8, did blow with Jack Nicholson and talks about life in jail and his plans for growing old.
An addictive drug is creeping its way into Houston’s suburbs, and into the hands of teenagers. Police are arresting more and more youth in possession of the powerful opiate “black tar heroin.”
An addictive drug is creeping its way into Houston’s suburbs, and into the hands of teenagers. Police are arresting more and more youth in possession of the powerful opiate “black tar heroin.”
Learn the facts to keep your teen safe. This guide/chart contains images, formal names and slang, how it is used, the dangers, signs of abuse and what you should know to keep your child safe.
Learn the facts to keep your teen safe. This guide/chart contains images, formal names and slang, how it is used, the dangers, signs of abuse and what you should know to keep your child safe.