Start Talking!

@StartTalkingOH

The Start Talking! initiative was created to engage parents, teachers, community leaders and students in conversations about alcohol and drug abuse.

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    Whether it's a school club, band or a sport, there are many benefits to participating in extracurricular activities. Here's one more!

  2. Students can make a big difference in their school community as ambassadors. Learn more!

  3. Make it a habit to talk with your child daily about everyday stuff. After making this a routine, it is easier to discuss substance abuse.

  4. Driving home after school? Use the car time to talk with your kids about substance abuse prevention.

  5. Respect what your child has to say and be fully engaged in the conversation when discussing substance abuse prevention.

  6. Teachers play a big role in preventing drug use. Sign up for Know! teachable moments!

  7. Respect what your child has to say and be fully engaged in the conversation when discussing substance abuse prevention.

  8. When talking to your child about drugs, do your best to avoid interrupting and lecturing.

  9. Tapping the snooze button won't offset the consequences of sleep deprivation for teens.

  10. What will you talk about this weekend as you complete the tasks on your to-do list?

  11. What exactly is prescription drug abuse?

  12. Take the National Red Ribbon Campaign Pledge now & be a part of the creation of a drug-free America

  13. Red Ribbon Week (Oct. 23-31) is a great reminder to talk to your kids about drugs. Visit for tips!

  14. Start a conversation, listen carefully and ask questions to get teens thinking about the potential outcomes of their actions.

  15. The majority of drinking, smoking and other drug use among teens happens when they are hanging out together, unsupervised, after school.

  16. Schools can keep the critical conversations going about substance abuse prevention. Here are resources to help!

  17. is a great reminder to talk to your kids about drugs. Visit for tips!

  18. Teachers can positively impact the lives of students by guiding them to make healthy decisions.

  19. Keep the lines of communication open and talk to your children often about the dangers of substance use. You can cut their risk in half.

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