But instead
Some families found safer ways.
They consider very important for adults to talk to children about real vital problems which arose at them because of drugs.
But instead of telling about own use of drugs, they asked the relative, for example the uncle, or the close and loyal friend of a family having own history of drug addiction to tell about it.
Teenagers whom I met and which talked to the relative about drugs, found such conversations more useful, than talk with parents.
And the real story about the use of drugs from the one who does not establish the house of rules, makes bigger impact.