Staying connected after an incident involving drugs
After any incident involving a young person and drugs, it's normal for parents and whanau to feel a range of emotions which may include anger, fear, worry, and guilt. But you don’t have to navigate these feelings alone. This video provides tips on talking to your young person following such an incident and provides links to other sources of support.
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