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Drug Guide

Please choose an item from the list below.

2C-B, 2C-T-7

Alcohol

AMT

Anorectic Drugs as Appetite Suppressants

Methamphetamine (Meth)

Methamphetamine Pills

Prescription Pain Relievers

Prescription Sedatives & Tranquilizers

Prescription Stimulants

Propofol (marketed as Diprivan)

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Connecting With Your Kids

Don’t Be A Patsy

Her heart is in the right place. A new, humorous campaign from the Partnership

Pat down – Patsy looks for “telltale hints” of drug use by patting down her daughter.
It’s wonderful that Patsy is so passionate about trying to recognize the telltale hints of drug use, but needless to say she doesn’t have the smoothest approach.

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Articles & Guides

Don’t Be A Patsy – There is a Better Way.

Here are a series of tips that to show you how to do things better than Patsy.

7 Ways to Connect with Your Teen Using Technology

With 87 percent of teens ages 12 to 17 using the Internet -- half of them daily -- and 19 million teens running their social lives via text messages, it's more important than ever that parents become technology savvy.

Advice on Parenting Teenagers: Build a Strong Bond with Your Teen

As kids get older and their desire for independence grows, parents often step back to give them space. But, if you're parenting teenagers, research shows that no matter what your kids may say or how they may act, they want to stay involved with their families.

Advice on Parenting Teens: Be a Parent, Not a Pal

When parenting teens, it often seems easier (and more fun) to forge a close relationship with kids by playing the role of best pal instead of parent.

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