The Center for Motivation and Change
Josh King, PsyD
Shannon Caspersen on Adolescents and Substance Use
Shannon Caspersen on Adolescents and Substance Use
Shannon Caspersen on Adolescents and Substance Use
Thursday 17th January 2019
Dr. Shannon Caspersen offers tips on preventing substance use in teens, discussing vaping, marijuana, and alcohol. Essential listening for parents and caregivers.
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Get the buttons here!Guiding Teens Away from Substance Use: Dr. Shannon Caspersen’s Advice
Your brain isn't ready for alcohol at age. So first is never be drunk in front of your kids.
How do you spot the early signs of substance use in teenagers? In this episode of 'The Beyond Addiction Show', Dr. Shannon Caspersen, a triple-board certified psychiatrist, sheds light on this pressing issue. With her extensive experience working with adolescents and addiction, Dr. Caspersen offers invaluable advice for parents and caregivers. She delves into the critical role of communication and how modeling healthy behavior can significantly impact a teen's choices regarding substances.
The conversation touches on the latest concerns, including vaping, marijuana use, and underage drinking. Dr. Caspersen emphasizes that the adolescent brain is particularly vulnerable to these substances, and even occasional use can have lasting effects. She also discusses the importance of never being drunk in front of your kids and how this can set a strong example for them.
This episode is a treasure trove of practical tips for anyone looking to guide young people through the minefield of substance use. If you're a parent, caregiver, or educator, this episode is packed with insights that could make a real difference in a teenager's life.