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We have a variety of resources for parents & teens who need guidance with substance abuse recovery & prevention.
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Resources for parents about substance abuse & recovery.
Resources for teens about substance abuse & recovery.
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Parent Workshop
Mondays 5:30pm – 7:30pm, November 6th – December 11th 2023. No Meeting the week of Thanksgiving. Dinner and childcare provided. Walla Wall Community College – 1470 Bridget Street Clarkston.
Guiding Good Choices® (GGC) is a completely free parent workshop developed by Communities that Care to provide parents with additional tools and skillsets to build healthy relationship with their kids. It is a five or six session program (pending on in-person or zoom setting) that is offered three times per-year where parents learn how to communicate with their kids through weekly family meetings and ways to provide their kids with the skills, opportunities and recognition that build long-term healthy behaviors.
Parents are the number one influence in a child’s life and EPIC wants to empower parents to support their children in making healthy life choices. GGC is an evidence based program that has shown results over the years in increasing youth resilience and reducing substance misuse and use.
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Safe Storage & Presciption Medication Disposal
One of Clarkston EPICs goals is to reduce youth access to substances. To do so, we provide parents with lockboxes, free of charge, for medications, cannabis/THC products and vaping devices. We also partner with the Asotin County Sheriff and Clarkston Police Department to provide safe disposal through annual Prescription Take Back Day’s.
Teens are likely getting the drugs from someone they know — 75 percent of opioid misuse starts with people using medication that wasn’t prescribed for them, usually taken from a friend or family member.
The report by the American Association of Poison Control Centers shows more than 7,000 confirmed cases of kids younger than six years old who have eaten marijuana edibles were reported to the nation’s poison control centers between 2017 and 2021.
Safely storing your prescription medications, cannabis or THC products and vape devises helps to keep our kids safe and prevent possible long-term struggles with substance use.
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