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What Is NJDOE’s ‘Keeping Our Kids Safe, Healthy & In School’ Program?
Parentally Speaking

What Is NJDOE’s ‘Keeping Our Kids Safe, Healthy & In School’ Program?

May 10, 2021June 27, 2022

Keeping Our Kids Safe, Healthy & In School provides resources for the engagement and wellbeing of students, staff, and community partners.

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Insight Into Teens’ Attitudes Toward Addictive Substances
Parentally Speaking

Insight Into Teens’ Attitudes Toward Addictive Substances

May 2, 2021June 21, 2022

National surveys of teens have been taken with findings demonstrating that caregivers are the main source of protection from addictive substances.

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Pathways Alumnus CONY Shares His Mental Health Journey and His Music at Live NBPAC Performance
Pathways

Pathways Alumnus CONY Shares His Mental Health Journey and His Music at Live NBPAC Performance

April 29, 2021June 30, 2022

In celebration of National Poetry Month, the reopened New Brunswick Performing Arts Center held a free hybrid music event and mental health discussion.

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How to Talk to Your Senior Parent About Mental Health and Depression
Senior Sense

How to Talk to Your Senior Parent About Mental Health and Depression

April 27, 2021June 27, 2022

It can be tough to get your senior parent to open up about their depression and mental health. Here are the best ways to get the conversation started.

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Alcoholism is Still Number One Substance Use Issue for Youth
Parentally Speaking

Alcoholism is Still Number One Substance Use Issue for Youth

April 9, 2021January 24, 2022

The purpose of Alcohol Awareness Month is to point out the stigma that still surrounds alcoholism and substance abuse in general.

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Carteret Middle School Students Take Part in Say Something Week
Pathways

Carteret Middle School Students Take Part in Say Something Week

April 6, 2021June 30, 2022

Carteret Middle School participated in Say Something Week, learning how to recognize warning signs and communicate concerns with a trusted adult.

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‘Don’t Get Vaped In’ Creative Expression Contest Celebrates Youth Voices
Coalition

‘Don’t Get Vaped In’ Creative Expression Contest Celebrates Youth Voices

March 25, 2021January 24, 2022

Our “Don’t Get Vaped In” Creative Expression contest helps students express their thoughts on vaping and learn more about its effects on youth.

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5 Startling Statistics About Senior Adults and Drug Use
Senior Sense

5 Startling Statistics About Senior Adults and Drug Use

March 23, 2021May 23, 2023

Senior adults are more at risk for substance misuse than most people realize; here are 5 statistics to keep in mind about senior adults.

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NIDA’s 11th National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week
Coalition

NIDA’s 11th National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week

March 18, 2021February 2, 2022

National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week brings awareness of many misconceptions and myths that teens have on alcohol and other drugs.

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Teen Negative Consequences. What Can You do?
Parentally Speaking

Teen Negative Consequences. What Can You do?

March 5, 2021February 2, 2022

It’s easy to recognize the obvious risks of teen drug, alcohol, or nicotine use – that is, it can result in negative consequences.

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Parents Need To Be the Role Models Once Marijuana is Available
Parentally Speaking

Parents Need To Be the Role Models Once Marijuana is Available

January 12, 2021February 2, 2022

State legislature must establish guidelines for anything cannabis-related. Here’s how parents can address legalized marijuana.

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