Supporting Your Student
Parents and families play an important role in helping students make healthy decisions about alcohol and other drugs. TCU Substance Use & Recovery Services provides information, guidance and resources to help you start meaningful conversations, recognize concerns and connect your student with appropriate support.
For additional guidance, download the Parent Alcohol Handbook, which includes conversation starters, facts about college drinking and tips for supporting your student’s success.
Parents and families have an important influence on their student’s decisions about alcohol. Honest, ongoing conversations can help set expectations, encourage responsible choices, and support your student’s well-being throughout their college experience.
- Parent Alcohol Handbook – Learn about TCU policies, alcohol education, and ways to support your student.
- Do’s and Don’ts – Tips for having productive conversations about alcohol before and during college.
Whether you have questions about university policies, need to report a concern, or are looking for support resources, these links connect you with the information and services available to students and families. For more information or additional questions, contact us or call us at 817.257.7100.
- Alcohol & Drug Policies – Review university expectations regarding alcohol and other drugs.
- Refer a Student – Submit a concern if you’re worried about a student’s well-being.
- Alcohol & Drug Resources – Explore educational materials, support services, and community resources.
- TCU Police Department – Contact TCU Police immediately if you are concerned about your student’s safety.
- Al-Anon – Find support for families and loved ones affected by alcohol use.