Dr. Scott Hadland ~ Substance Use & Addiction

Can we prevent our kids from getting addicted to substances? Is there a more common personality "type" of kid that gets addicted to drugs? What drugs are we worried about in tweens and tweens? It's these questions and more that we ask Dr. Scott Hadland, Addiction Doctor and Chief of Adolescent Medicine at Mass General and Harvard Medical School. It's an episode you don't want to miss because we think this kind of information is necessary for parents with kids of any age. To follow Dr. Scott and learn more about his wealth of knowledge in this space you can find him @drscotthadland on Instagram and Twitter.

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