How to Talk to Your Kids About Drug and Alcohol Use?
Parents: No-Cost Help is Here.
You can do something now.
Help stop or prevent substance misuse with Gobi’s online programs. Learn effective strategies on how to talk to your teen about drug and alcohol usage while strengthening your relationship through our programs.
Gobi addresses substance use in teens and adolescents with the first online drug and alcohol programs for parents and their teenagers to do together.
Gobi programs are provided to parents at no charge. They are provided on a database with HIPAA level security and used by clinical mental health professionals, parents and teens.
“I think having talks with my parents about things that I would normally feel uncomfortable with are very important and I would like to continue to have talks like these as I believe it helps our relationship.”
- Gobi Teen
Single Parents
Get help with guidance for your teen with the Gobi Support online programs.
Co-Parenting Couples
Get on the same page with each other, and with your teen, using Gobi Support.
Married Couples & Blended Families
Get your teen tools for stress, peer pressure, anxiety, and communication.
"My daughter & I are doing this together. I cannot believe the open conversations we are having. Even if she rolls her eyes before we talk, this program has completely changed the tone & tenor of our discussions about substance use. Every middle school & high school should have your program in place. It’s invaluable. My parenting has shifted because of the daily messages. And my perspective has shifted too. So glad my friend mentioned Gobi Support."
- Kristen Q., Gobi Parent
At Gobi, we understand that providing a home and being a great parent are difficult enough today; and the specter of drugs and alcohol loom over our teens more than ever before. Exposure to addictive substances is occurring with teens earlier than ever.
Gobi helps parents of teens and preteens prevent or get out in front of early-stage substance misuse, and we are committed to help willing parents ready to take action to address this issue with their teen. You can see how the program works here.