Communication at Family Dinners Decrease Chances of Teens Using Drugs
A September 2009 report by CASA (The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse) states that teenagers who have fewer than three family dinners compared to those who have five to seven family dinners per week are twice as likely to try drugs in the future.
“This report reinforces what many of our clients who are in recovery right now say about their teen years,” according to Rebecca Pool, C.A.D.C. (Certified Drug and… Continue reading