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No Safe Limit
Teenagers struggling with depression often turn to alcohol as a way to cope with difficult emotions. While it may seem like temporary relief, alcohol can actually make depression worse, leading to a cycle that is difficult to break. Read More
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Many begin to drink alcohol during adolescence. Should we be worried or is this just what teenagers do? Read More
No Safe Limit
Alcohol can have a significant impact on developing brains, particularly in teenagers and young adults. The brain continues to grow and refine its neural connections well into a person’s mid-20s, and alcohol can disrupt this process, affecting memory, decision-making, and emotional regulation. Read More
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Teen brains aren't the same as adult brains. Read More
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