"I absolutely think this is an important film for parents and a good refresher for professionals. I think it's a very approachable film and wish you every success." - Teh Stratton, Nurturing Families Program Coordinator.

"I ask that you, as parents, watch this film. Learn from it. With the ability to look through these kids' eyes, you may choose to alter your viewpoint and your actions. If you are an educator and are considering using this film, do not consider any longer. The kids in this movie have opened their hearts to us. Let's take their experiences and use this presentation to teach others." - Neil Glass, parent of one the featured youth.

"It was wonderful! The thing that really stood out for me was the diversity in the stories, and the way it showed that anyone could become an addict. Hearing the stories from those who are using -- as well as the family members -- makes it that much more real and personable." - Elizabeth Parsons, Social Work Student, Youth Outreach Worker

"I so appreciate the insightful, sensitive presentation Mike Byrne and his crew have offered in Drugs are not the Problem. They make any viewer think: this could happen in our family. This is balanced by the hope that is also real, coming from people who have walked the walk." - Dr. Diana Mitchell, retired psychologist, mother of two recovered crystal meth addicted children.