Paymer Associates

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Parents

If you don’t know, you can’t help! When it comes to combating drug use among young people, parents need to have as many resources available to them as possible. It is impossible to form a strategy geared toward helping your child if you don’t know what you are up against. It is essential that parents, and all others involved with helping a teenager, have as much information about the nature of the drugs being taken for an effective course of action to be implemented. Because denial is such a strong symptom of drug addiction, and because teenagers are often the most knowledgeable about products available to alter urine drug testing results, hair follicle drug testing should be your testing method of choice.

Take a look at this terrifying data:

Drug Use in U.S. Schools

Grade	Any illicit Drug	Any Drug Other than Marijuana
8	21.4%	12.1%
10	38.2%	18.0%
12	50.4%	27.4%

More than half of all youth have used an illicit drug by the time they are in the 12th grade!

Paymer Associates can help your family in any number of ways. We are available to:

Conduct hair follicle drug testing in the comfort, safety, and privacy of your own home at a minimal cost and in an expedient manner;
Explain other methods of drug testing and help you decide which method is right for you and your child;
Assist you in determining the correct treatment option for your child and help you navigate the complicated procedures associated with procuring such help;
Conduct an intervention when necessary;
Monitor your teenager’s treatment and ensure their continued abstinence from illicit drug use and the non-medical use of prescription drugs;
Provide referrals and case management;
Assist the family in writing and complying with a Drug Free Home Policy.

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I am interested in more information about:

hair follicle drug testing
explain other methods of drug testing
correct treatment option for your child
conduct an intervention
monitor your teenager’s treatment
provide referrals and case management
writing and complying with a drug free home policy

For more information on teenage drug use and abuse, we recommend the following web sites:

www.nida.nih.gov
www.samhsa.gov
www.couragetospeak.org
www.drugfree.org

Did You Know?

Between 2004 and 2006, the number of Emergency Department visits for the non-medical use of pharmaceuticals increased 44%. Source: SAMSHA, Office of Applied Studies, Drug Abuse Warning Network, 2006: National Estimates of Drug Related Emergency Department Visits.