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

1.143 – Creating a Personal Safety Plan: Having a safety plan means preparing before risky situations happen. Write down contacts you can call when you feel pressured or unsafe. Know safe places to go if you ever need to get away fast. Set boundaries for who you spend time with and what environments you’ll avoid. Keep emergency numbers saved in your phone or wallet. Tell a friend or adult your plan so they can help if needed. Practicing what to say in tough moments helps your brain react faster under pressure. Include activities that calm you when you’re stressed, like music or breathing. Safety isn’t fear—it’s being smart about your well-being. The more prepared you are, the less likely panic will take over. A strong plan helps you stay grounded and confident.

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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