Substance abuse is a complex and devastating issue that affects not just the individual struggling with addiction but also their families, communities, and society at large. While the emotional and physical toll of addiction is often at the forefront of discussions, the legal implications can have equally profound and long-lasting consequences, particularly for young adults. […]

This may appear to be an odd topic with respect to substance abuse among young adults, yet consider this: In today’s digital world, social media is woven into nearly every aspect of a young adult’s life. Whether connecting with friends and finding new communities or staying informed on global trends, platforms such as Instagram, TikTok,

You may know that I am the founder of a charity that supports young adults with resources, recovery, and prevention of substance abuse. I founded this charity in honor of my late son, who died of a drug overdose. He was someone many people found very funny, and humor was important to him. As our

As the founder of a charity dedicated to supporting young adults struggling with drug addiction and alcoholism, I’ve seen firsthand the devastating effects that substance abuse can have on individuals, families, and communities. However, I’ve also witnessed the power of prevention — the impact that early intervention, education, and community support can have in steering

In recent years, the intertwining relationship between mental health and substance abuse has become increasingly apparent. For parents of young adults grappling with addiction, understanding this connection is crucial in fostering a supportive and effective environment for recovery. This blog aims to shed light on how mental health issues can lead to or exacerbate addiction,

Addiction is a complex and pervasive issue that affects countless young adults and their families, often in devasting ways. Recognizing the early signs and symptoms of addiction can make a significant difference in the lives of those who are struggling with this condition. Early intervention can lead to better outcomes and a higher chance of