A Shared Purpose: Protecting Our Loved Ones
Every family, at its core, desires safety, understanding, and a hopeful future for its members. When a family member struggles with problematic or chaotic drug use, these desires become even more pronounced. The fear, uncertainty, and stigma associated with drug use can be overwhelming. But what if the very policies we’ve trusted to protect our loved ones are causing more harm than good? Breaking Down the Walls of Prohibition The Global Commission on Drug Policy’s 2021 report sheds light on the pressing need to end drug prohibition. Established by former presidents and leaders from around the world, the Commission has spent a decade advocating for a more compassionate and evidence-based approach to drug policy. The report highlights:
Why Ending Prohibition Matters for Families
Connecting on Shared Values As parents, guardians, and caregivers, our primary concern is the well-being of our children. The end of prohibition isn’t about promoting drug use; it’s about creating a world where our loved ones are safe, understood, and supported. It’s about recognizing that every individual deserves respect, care, and a chance at a brighter future. A Call to Action For families in crisis, the journey can be challenging. But together, armed with knowledge, compassion, and a shared purpose, we can advocate for policies that truly protect and uplift our loved ones. Dive deeper into the Global Commission on Drug Policy’s report and join the conversation. Let’s reimagine a world where love, understanding, and evidence guide our path forward.
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AuthorTimothy Harrington's purpose is to assist the family members of a loved one struggling with problematic drug use and/or behavioral health challenges in realizing their innate strength and purpose. Archives
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