Join Between Us: the Mother Daughter Collective, Dr Mary Hannon with South Bay MD and Christina King,a licensed therapist specializing in teen development for a 30-minute virtual presentation and Q&A.
Gain practical knowledge about accidental overdose, recognizing the warning signs, using Narcan, and how to talk to your teens and college-aged children about drugs and safety.
The risks extend beyond recreational drugs to counterfeit pills and products obtained from friends, social media, or unverified websites marketed for focus, mood, anxiety, or fitness enhancement.
Together, Dr. Mary Hannon and Christina King, LMFT will help you feel more informed, more prepared, and better equipped to navigate an important conversation with your family.
You’ll learn:
Why the source of a pill or product matters
Lifesaving skills with Narcan
How to talk about experimentation, peer pressure, and safety
Ways to respond when your child shares something concerning
Designed for parents and caregivers of middle school, high school, and college-aged young adults..
10 minutes of medical insight
10 minutes of conversation guidance
Followed by audience Q&A
Choose between 2 Live zoom presentations:
Date: Thursday, Oct 22nd
Time: 11:30am Pacific Time
Location: Live video presentation via Zoom, Cost: Free, space is limited.
Date: Wednesday, Oct 28th
Time: 5:00pm Pacific Time
Location: Live video presentation via Zoom, Cost: Free, space is limited.
Please note: This presentation and Q&A provide general education only, not individualized medical advice, treatment, or therapy. Attendance does not establish a physician–patient or therapist–client relationship. Narcan (naloxone) reverses opioid overdose and does not replace emergency medical care.
The presentation will be recorded, and presenter clips may be used for future educational or promotional content. Audience Q&A will not be recorded. Personal sharing is not required.
Registration includes required participation acknowledgments. Please review our Participant Policies: https://www.motherdaughtercollective.org/policies
Join Between Us: the Mother Daughter Collective, Dr Mary Hannon with South Bay MD and Christina King,a licensed therapist specializing in teen development for a 30-minute virtual presentation and Q&A.
Gain practical knowledge about accidental overdose, recognizing the warning signs, using Narcan, and how to talk to your teens and college-aged children about drugs and safety.
The risks extend beyond recreational drugs to counterfeit pills and products obtained from friends, social media, or unverified websites marketed for focus, mood, anxiety, or fitness enhancement.
Together, Dr. Mary Hannon and Christina King, LMFT will help you feel more informed, more prepared, and better equipped to navigate an important conversation with your family.
You’ll learn:
Why the source of a pill or product matters
Lifesaving skills with Narcan
How to talk about experimentation, peer pressure, and safety
Ways to respond when your child shares something concerning
Designed for parents and caregivers of middle school, high school, and college-aged young adults..
10 minutes of medical insight
10 minutes of conversation guidance
Followed by audience Q&A
Choose between 2 Live zoom presentations:
Date: Thursday, Oct 22nd
Time: 11:30am Pacific Time
Location: Live video presentation via Zoom, Cost: Free, space is limited.
Date: Wednesday, Oct 28th
Time: 5:00pm Pacific Time
Location: Live video presentation via Zoom, Cost: Free, space is limited.
Please note: This presentation and Q&A provide general education only, not individualized medical advice, treatment, or therapy. Attendance does not establish a physician–patient or therapist–client relationship. Narcan (naloxone) reverses opioid overdose and does not replace emergency medical care.
The presentation will be recorded, and presenter clips may be used for future educational or promotional content. Audience Q&A will not be recorded. Personal sharing is not required.
Registration includes required participation acknowledgments. Please review our Participant Policies: https://www.motherdaughtercollective.org/policies
