Today, adolescent drug addiction affects millions of families every day. The devastation it leaves has an impact on relationships, and the health of the people in these families. Unfortunately, most young people with drug addiction never seek the help they need.

Instead of getting help, they remain isolated, plunging deeper and deeper into the vicious circle of drug addiction.
Adolescent addiction can be explained by the peculiarity of the brain. It is the desire to repeat things that have caused pleasure, such as eating. Drugs excite parts of the brain that well remember short-term mood enhancement, while destroying in a person the natural processes of pleasure and joy formation. As a result, without the drug, he loses his natural joy, satisfaction from everything that happens around him. He is haunted by devastation, apathy, irritation.
Therefore, clearly or on a subconscious level, the teenager feels the desire to artificially repeat this condition. But after a while, the brain, getting used to the drug, no longer experiences this feeling of joy. Therefore, the addict takes a dose more than the former, wanting to get the lost bliss. Soon there comes an addiction - when the brain and body must have a drug just to feel normal.