When we think about keeping our children and communities safe, we often focus on external threats. But sometimes, the biggest risks are closer to home—right inside our medicine cabinets. Prescription drug misuse is a growing concern across the country, and the solution starts with a simple step: locking up your medications.
Topics: communication, alcohol, Informed Families, alcohol use, dry january, mocktails, mindfullness
Participating in Dry January as a family is a powerful way to kick off the new year with healthier habits and stronger connections. By committing to a month without alcohol, families can support each other, grow closer, and discover new ways to have fun together. Here's how families can make the most of Dry January while building a foundation for a healthier lifestyle.
Topics: communication, alcohol, Informed Families, alcohol use, dry january, mocktails, mindfullness
Who says alcohol has to be the life of the party? Whether you’re a teen exploring ways to have fun responsibly or an adult looking to make healthier choices, one thing is clear: alcohol doesn’t need to be part of the equation to enjoy yourself. From game nights to family gatherings, staying sober doesn’t mean missing out on fun.
Topics: alcohol, Informed Families, alcohol use, dry january, mocktails, mindfullness
Every January, millions around the globe embrace the challenge of giving up alcohol for 31 days, known as Dry January. This growing movement isn’t just about abstinence—it’s about resetting, reflecting, and building healthier habits. From better health to stronger family relationships, the benefits are transformative. In this post, we’ll explore real stories of change and share tips on how you can start your own Dry January journey.
Topics: alcohol, Informed Families, alcohol use, dry january
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Topics: President's Message, alcohol, alcohol use, alcohol abuse
It is important to acknowledge the true origins of drug prevention efforts in the United States, particularly the significant roles played by the National Family Partnership (NFP) and First Lady Nancy Reagan. While SAMHSA has made strides in substance abuse prevention, the foundational movements began with grassroots initiatives spearheaded by concerned parents and the Reagan administration.
Topics: President's Message, Informed Families, publix
Exciting News from Informed Families and Publix Pharmacy! We are thrilled to announce a dynamic collaboration that's set to make a monumental impact on prescription drug safety—the formidable partnership between Informed Families and Publix Pharmacy in support of the national Lock Your Meds campaign.
Topics: prescription, prescription drug abuse, lock your meds, prescription drugs, prevention, lock your meds pledge
At Informed Families, we're committed to helping Florida's children grow up safe, healthy, and drug-free. An area of growing concern is the misuse of prescription drugs among youth. As parents and guardians, you play a crucial role in preventing this issue. This guide offers practical advice and resources to help you safeguard your children against prescription drug misuse.
Topics: prescription, prescription drug abuse, lock your meds, prescription drugs, prevention, lock your meds pledge
In our cozy homes, amidst the bustle of daily life, lies a hidden danger often overlooked: unsecured medications. While we diligently lock our doors and guard our online information, our medicine cabinets may not receive the same attention. Informed Families' Lock Your Meds Campaign shines a spotlight on this pressing issue.
Topics: prescription, prescription drug abuse, lock your meds, prescription drugs, prevention, lock your meds pledge
