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Parents, we know you want to have those crucial talks with your kids about substance use, but sometimes it feels like you need a translator. Here is a quick guide to help you out: 🦸 “Bet” = “I agree” or “Sounds good” Instead of waiting for your teen to say, "Let's talk about healthy choices," they might just say, "Bet." Use that as your cue to dive in! 🤫 "Lowkey" = "Secretly" or "A little bit" If they mention, "I lowkey don't care about drinking," take it as a chance to dig deeper: "Why do you feel that way?" 🔎 “Vibe check” = “How are you feeling?” Instead of saying, "Let's talk about substances," you can ask, "Hey, how's your vibe today? Is there anything on your mind I should know about?" 👨‍👩‍👧 “Fam” = “People who matter most” When they call their friends "fam," remind them that your family is always here to support and listen, no matter what. Sometimes, kids just need to know you care. These small moments of "cringe" can lead to the conversations that matter most. So don’t stress. Just keep it real and take the opportunity to check in with them when you catch the right "vibe." No one should have to face recovery from Substance Use Disorder alone. If you or your child needs some support, reach out today. We'll be here for you every step of the way. Connect with help here: https://bit.ly/3ERjIM4 (fb)