Current use trends, signs & symptoms and prevention.

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Current use trends, signs & symptoms and prevention

 Marijuana  Prescription Drugs  Heroin  DMT  Synthetic or Designer Drugs Bath Salts Spice

 Problems at school. Frequently missing classes or missing school, a sudden disinterest in school or school activities, or a drop in grades may be indicators of drug use.  Physical health issues. Lack of energy and motivation may indicate your child is using certain drugs.  Neglected appearance. Teenagers are generally concerned about how they look. A lack of interest in clothing, grooming or looks may be a warning sign of drug use.

 Changes in behavior. Teenagers enjoy privacy, but exaggerated efforts to bar family members from entering their rooms or knowing where they go with their friends might indicate drug use. Also, drastic changes in behavior and in relationships with family and friends may be linked to drug use.  Spending money. Sudden requests for money without a reasonable explanation for its use may be a sign of drug use. You may also discover money stolen from previously safe places at home. Items may disappear from your home because they're being sold to support a drug habit.

1. Information Dissemination 2. Prevention Education 3. Alternative Activities 4. Community Based Process 5. Problem ID & Referral 6. Environmental

Student Parents School Staff Treatment Services Appropriate Care Appropriate Agency