
Are you or a loved one facing a problem with drugs?
You're not alone. If you're facing challenges with drug use, it can feel overwhelming, but there is a way forward. Reaching out for help can make a big difference to your well-being.
Drugs health & wellness
When does drug use go too far?
Using drugs can affect your health and interfere with medications and treatments. You can use this tool to check your drug use. Some questions may be sensitive. We won’t save your information or store it in any way after you leave the website.
My life after meth
Valentine opens up about how using meth changed him. He shares his recovery journey, ultimately finding the positive energy he needed to turn his life around.
Drugs & young adults
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Experimenting with drugs is never safe and could have lifelong or even deadly consequences. All it takes is one time to become addicted or to overdose.
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Many times, parents may not know their child is using drugs until it’s too late. Overdose is a real possibility. Learn how to talk to your kids about drug use.
What to do in case of an opioid overdose
Iowa is facing a growing opioid problem, putting more people at risk of a fatal overdose every year. Help save someone's life. Learn the signs of an opioid overdose and how to use naloxone, a medication that can help reverse opioid overdoses.

Support for family and friends
Whether you want more information about how to help someone, would like to connect to a treatment professional, or just want to talk to someone who cares, Your Life Iowa is here for you.
Free naloxone
You can get free naloxone nasal spray without a prescription at many pharmacies throughout Iowa.
Get help
If you think you or a loved one may have a problem with alcohol use, drug use, gambling, or their mental health, reach out to Your Life Iowa for free, confidential support.
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