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Helping Others With a Problem. Treatment benefits everybody. Here's what you can do.

Learn how to bring up the subject with the user, help him understand he has a problem and get him to stop using. Find sources of help and things the rest of the family can do. Read More .

I am a Parent/Adult concerned about:

A Teenager (13-17) A Young Adult (18-25) Another Adult An Elderly Person An Employee Myself

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A Teen (friend/sibling) A Parent Myself

I am a Young Adult (18-25) concerned about:

A Young Adult/College Peer Myself

Talking to the person you're concerned about is called an "intervention". The purpose? To ask her to take concrete steps to address the problem and lead her to the help she needs. Read More (Adobe PDF)

"It's so hard to quit I don't know if I can. Can you help me please?"
Dr. Drew, respected medical doctor, board-certified addictionologist and radio host and TV personality is here to answer your questions about substance abuse.

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