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Helping a friend sometimes means sharing facts and resources. Learning about the effects of alcohol and other substances and practicing how to talk about it can make a real difference.

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You cannot force someone to make the right choice, but you can walk with them through it.

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Before talking to a friend about something serious, pick a good moment and place, somewhere calm without pressure or distractions.

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