youth

Where leftover pills really come from, how to secure what stays in the house, and how to get rid of what doesn't — take-back, mail-back, or trash.

A calm, practical guide for parents: how to tell experimentation from a real problem, what treatment works for teens, and how to find and pay for it.

Cannabis use disorder now affects about 19 million U.S. adults. A calm, practical guide to the warning signs, withdrawal, treatment, and how families can help.

SAMHSA announces $247.9 million in grants to expand medication-assisted treatment, school-based mental health, trauma care, first responder overdose reversal, and workforce recovery support across the United States.

Wake County awards opioid settlement dollars to four community partners advancing youth-focused prevention, education, and early intervention services across North Carolina's most populous county.

Practical strategies for starting and sustaining honest conversations with teenagers about substance use, risks, and making healthy choices.

The Terrell Center for Youth opens in Texas, offering specialized residential treatment for adolescents with complex mental health, substance use, and developmental disability needs.

DEA Chicago Field Division warns festival and concertgoers that pills sold as MDMA, ecstasy, and Adderall increasingly contain methamphetamine. What families need to know.

Governor Hochul awards opioid settlement funding to 12 Recovery Community and Outreach Centers across New York State, expanding youth-focused addiction services for ages 12-17.