Drug Education and Prevention for Teens (High School)

High School Drug Education and Prevention Introduction Video

This section of our website teaches teens in high school, ages 15+, about drugs and what they do, including the dangers of drugs and alcohol and why teens should not use drugs. It is done in a fun way.

High School Education Program

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  • This video highlights the dangers of opioids and Fentanyl. It explains how opioids work, their risks, and the potential for developing tolerance and dependence, even when used as prescribed. It also emphasizes the importance of safe opioid use and strategies…
  • This video explains what alcohol poisoning is and why it can happen quickly when someone drinks more than their body can handle. It highlights the key warning signs and stresses the importance of getting medical help right away. It also…
  • This video explains what vaping is and breaks down how e-cigarettes work. It highlights the risks linked to vaping while addressing common myths that make vaping seem safer than it is. The video also encourages viewers to stay informed, recognize…
  • This video how marijuana interacts with the brain. It highlights the key differences between smoking and edibles. The video also outlines short- and long-term risks, especially for young people, and offers practical tips to stay safe and make informed decisions.
  • This video breaks down what peer pressure really looks like as you get older, showing how it can push people to compromise their values. It highlights the potential consequences of giving in and explains the behaviors and tactics used by…
  • This video explains what party drugs are and why substances like MDMA, ketamine, GHB, amphetamines, and psychedelic mushrooms can pose serious and unpredictable risks. The video also offers practical strategies to stay safe at parties, recognize warning signs, and make…
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SUPE® IS A NONPROFIT PLATFORM FUNDED AND HOSTED BY DRS. IT IS THE DRUG EDUCATION AND PREVENTION SECTION OF DRS & ADDICTED.ORG.

IT WAS CREATED TO FURTHER DRS’ MISSION TO EDUCATE PEOPLE AND TO PREVENT SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER.