Tips for Talking to Your Teenagers About Psychedelics

Jan 12, 2023

Psychedelics have become increasingly popular, with more studies finding that the substances may have therapeutic benefits for a range of mental health disorders. While this is positive, their adoption into mainstream media also increases the risk of teens consuming these drugs in the name of experimentation.

For example, data from a 2021 survey conducted by the University of Michigan found that…

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