🛡️ Substance Abuse and Teen Life: What You Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
Course overview
Lesson Overview

1.122 – What Sober Really Means: Being sober is more than not using—it’s a way of living with clarity and purpose. Sobriety helps you see the world without the fog of substances. It’s about feeling emotions fully instead of running from them. It means showing up for yourself and others with honesty and stability. Sobriety can be exciting because every day feels real and earned. It’s also about building routines that protect your peace and keep your focus clear. You’ll find joy in simple things again, like laughter, music, or sunlight. Sober doesn’t mean boring—it means free. Over time, you’ll realize that nothing feels better than having control over your life. Staying sober is the most powerful form of self-respect.

About this course

A raw, eye-opening guide that gives teens the truth about drugs, vaping, alcohol, and addiction—before a single decision destroys their future.

This course includes:
  • Over 100 youth-focused lessons on all major forms of substance abuse
  • Legal briefings on state laws, arrests, and juvenile detention
  • Peer resistance tools, communication scripts, and refusal strategies
  • Breakdown of street drug names, trends, and hidden risks
  • Mental health modules connecting substance abuse to emotional pain

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