Pennyroyal Regional Prevention Center

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🌻 August reminder: Let’s hype what’s strong—not just panic about what’s wrong. When we build kids up with confidence, connection, and support, we help prevent all kinds of challenges (yes, including risky choices around
cannabis use). Strengths really say,“I got this.” 💪 More growth, less side-eye.

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Depression is a disorder of the brain that's more than just "feeling blue" for a few days.

Help raise awareness about depression, learn the different types of depression, signs and symptoms, treatment options, and how to find help. samhsa.gov/mental-health/what-is-mental-health/conditions/depression

Your health and your baby's health matter. If you're pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding, learn the facts about ma*****na, including effects on growth, brain development and breastfeeding ➡️ samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/ma*****na/pregnancy

Every family is different—but all families can lean on each other during tough times.

Find support, tools & resources for families facing mental health or substance use challenges: samhsa.gov/families

When it comes to youth alcohol use, building on strengths like strong family connections, clear expectations, and open communication makes a real difference. Teens who feel supported and connected are more likely to make
safer choices—and less likely to use alcohol. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about showing up, staying connected, and reinforcing the positives already happening at home.

Joey knows that self-love is super important for people on their recovery journeys. He says motivation starts from inside us. When we treat ourselves with kindness and grace, it helps us speak up and get the support we need. For Joey, learning to care for yourself is a big part of recovery. 💜

Trigg County Moms!! If you are currently pregnant or up to a year postpartum, we would love for you to join us on August 20th for a workshop! 🍼🫶🏼

Hallucinogens can cause short-term effects such as hallucinations, anxiety, increased heart rate and impaired judgment. These effects may increase the risk of injury or other harmful consequences. Learn more about the effects on the brain and body: samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/hallucinogens