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Co-Author of Beyond Addiction Carrie Wilkens, Ph.D., Breaks Down How Parents Can Help Their Kids Positively Change Their Relationship With Drugs and Alcohol

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When your child is struggling with drugs or alcohol, it’s natural to want immediate answers and quick fixes. But according to experts in the field, the most effective approach starts with understanding why young people turn to substances in the first place. Understanding Why Teens Use Substances One of the most important shifts parents can