S2 Ep 68: Teen Party Culture Q&A with Dr. Dolly Klock

Raising Good Humans

Dear Media, Aliza Pressman

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4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 8 July 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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We're answering your questions today! Join me in conversation with Dr. Dolly Klock, MD, a Board Certified Family Physician. We discuss teen drinking, prescription drugs, vaping, weed, Life360, and whether it's safe to supervise.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:07.3	Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Lisa Pressman and today is part one of a two-part
0:13.2	episode on the reality of teen party culture, what you need to know, what you can do to help
0:20.0	reduce risk for your kids, and how you can have the kinds of conversations over time that will
0:25.8	give them the information that they need to make the best choices they can. Joining me today is
0:30.8	Dr. Dolly Clark. She's a board-certified family physician who really has her finger on the pulse
0:38.4	of what's going on with adolescents. In fact, Dr. Clark was so helpful and candid answering the
0:44.5	questions that you sent in to my Instagram at Raising Good Humans podcast and really focused on
0:51.2	practical content, not just kind of dream pie in the sky content about what it's like to
0:58.8	have adolescents who are socializing, partying, being around substances, kind of what to do.
1:06.0	We're not only talking about the more common substances that they're likely to encounter. We're
1:12.0	also talking about things like whether or not to follow them on apps and how to figure out a
1:19.2	proper curfew. And also in the next part of this series, we're talking about pharmaceuticals,
1:26.4	counterfeit pharmaceuticals, fentanyl, risk that is unpleasant to talk about, really disturbing,
1:33.6	but important in the context of giving your kids the best information that you can and supporting
1:39.8	them during this very exciting time. If you enjoy this episode, please don't hesitate to subscribe,
1:46.0	rate, and write a review. It's so, so helpful to me. And of course, if you want more written content,
1:52.9	subscribe to my bulletin, doctoraleza.bulletin.com. As always, DM me with any questions at Raising Good
2:01.4	Humans podcast on Instagram. And let's start this conversation. Let's start with the substances
2:08.8	they are most likely to encounter. All right, so alcohol is actually the one they're most so
2:15.2	just to give you some statistics like from monitoring the future, which is one of those big surveys
2:20.1	from 2021. They asked teens about their use in the last year. So it was 17% of eighth graders,
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