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Ep. 68 – When Kids Really Start Using Substances: Web and Mason, Hidden In Plain Sight
Ep. 68 – When Kids Really Start Using Substances: Web and Mason, Hidden In Plain Sight
Ep. 68 – When Kids Really Start Using Substances: Web and Mason, Hidden In Plain Sight
Tuesday 7th February 2017
Discover how 'Hidden In Plain Sight' helps parents identify teen substance use indicators on the Cover2 Resources podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Hidden in Plain Sight: Helping Parents Spot Teen Substance Use
We use a lot of national statistics and hidden in plain sight, and they're saying, you know, the jump in the increase in use with alcohol and marijuana is like 8th, Between 8th And 10th grade.
Imagine walking into your teenager's room and missing the subtle signs of substance use hidden in everyday items. In this eye-opening episode of the Cover2 Resources podcast, host Greg McNeil sits down with Paul Web, a detective from the Copley Police Department, and Marcie Mason, a Youth Services Worker for the Copley and Bath Police Departments.
Together, they delve into 'Hidden In Plain Sight', an awareness program that equips parents and concerned adults with the skills to identify indicators of drug or alcohol use in teens. Paul and Marcie share their insights on how the program uses a mock teen bedroom filled with items that could signal risky behaviors. It's not just about spotting the obvious; it's about recognizing the subtle cues that often go unnoticed.
They discuss the devastating impact of the opioid epidemic on communities and highlight why parental involvement and education are more critical than ever. The conversation also covers practical communication strategies for parents to engage with their teens effectively. They emphasize the importance of open dialogue and early intervention. You'll hear about the evolution of the program, its funding sources—including grants from the attorney general's office—and how it has adapted over time to better serve communities.
This episode is a must-listen for any parent or guardian looking to stay one step ahead in safeguarding their children from substance abuse. It's packed with valuable advice, real-life experiences, and actionable tips to help you make a difference. Tune in and arm yourself with the knowledge to protect your loved ones.