Trauma and Addiction #shorts @PartnershiptoEndAddiction
Trauma and Addiction #shorts  @PartnershiptoEndAddiction
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Trauma is a critical risk factor for addiction. Kids who have experienced or witnessed violence or abuse are at a higher risk of substance use. Traumatic events can also include the loss of a loved one, accidents, or experiencing natural disasters. Recognizing the impact of trauma and getting early and appropriate help can make a huge difference in reducing risk for addiction.

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