Parent/Child Relationship | The Jack Jonah FDN.

A concerned mother sits beside her teenage daughter on a couch in a home setting, gently holding her daughter’s face as the teen looks down with her eyes closed, appearing upset or overwhelmed. The scene suggests a serious conversation or moment of support between parent and child. A colorful gradient banner appears across the bottom of the image with the text: “Recognizing Early Warning Signs of Substance Use.”

Recognizing Early Warning Signs of Substance Use

Conversations about substance use don’t need to be perfect to make a difference. By approaching the topic with curiosity, honesty, and support, parents can create a safe space for dialogue. This guide from the Jack Jonah Foundation offers practical ways to start and continue these important conversations.

Alexis Torres

Mar 162 min read

Mother walking with her teenage son outdoors while placing a supportive hand on his shoulder to impress the dangers of substance use.

How to Talk to Your Child About Substance Use

Alexis Torres

Mar 83 min read