Informed Decision-Making

Making an informed decision means gathering real information and thinking through the possible outcomes before acting, rather than deciding based only on impulse or pressure from others. This is especially useful for decisions that carry real risk, like decisions involving substances or risky behavior. Thinking about both short-term and long-term consequences, not just what feels appealing in the moment, is part of making an informed decision. Trusted adults, like a parent, teacher, or school counselor, can be a helpful resource when a decision feels difficult to make alone.

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