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Substance Abuse Prevention and Control

Learning Topics Definition of a substance Definition of substance abuse Warning signs of common drugs Myths of drug abuse Getting help Dangers of marijuana Other dangerous drugs Alcohol Dealing with an alcohol incident 5 ways to prevent abuse Urinalysis testing Consequences Hot line

Importance Knowing how to help abusers can save lives Informing Sailors and Marines of the dangers of drugs could help prevent drug use Knowing warning signs of drug abuse can allow you to help your Sailors and Marines

Definition of a Substance Any substance that, when absorbed into the body of a living organism, alters normal bodily function Recreational drug use is the use of psychoactive substances to have fun, for the experience, or to enhance an already positive experience

Definition of Substance Abuse A pattern of harmful use of any substance for mood-altering purposes

Warning Signs of Common Drugs Psychological Behavioral Physical

Myths of Drug Abuse 1: Overcoming addiction is a matter of willpower 2: Addiction is a disease 3: Addicts have to hit rock bottom before they can get better 4: You can’t force someone into treatment 5: Treatment didn’t work before, so there’s no point trying again

Getting Help Types of Help: Individual counseling Medication Detox Inpatient treatment Intensive outpatient treatment Family help and interventions Self help recovery groups

Dangers of Marijuana Short-Term Effects (small doses) Short-Term Effects (larger doses) Long-Term Effects

Other Dangerous Drugs Meth Ecstasy Hallucinogens Inhalants Prescription Drugs Bath Salts Spice

Alcohol 28% of all college dropouts are alcoholics 40% of all college students having academic problems abuse alcohol It is part of your units standing orders that you will not consume alcohol under the age of 21 or do drugs If caught you will go to a PRB and most likely be dropped from the program

Dealing with Alcohol incident Commanders, commanding officer, and officer in charge must exercise sound judgment in enforcing Navy’s alcohol policies and ensure proper disposition of individual cases Cases are rarely set in black and white Every case needs to be analyzed and treated differently, however sailors should never be given favor

5 Ways to Prevent Abuse 1. Effectively deal with peer pressure 2. Deal with life pressure 3. Get help for mental illness 4. Look at risk factors 5. Keep a balanced life

Urinalysis Testing Unit wide urinalysis conducted once per semester 10% of the unit is randomly testing a month

Consequences Navy has a zero tolerance for substance and alcohol abuse PRB LOA Disenrollment

Conclusion Anyone can abuse drugs Know the warning signs of drug abuse Know the dangers of drug abuse Know how to get help

Hotline Insert Campus Hotline For Substance Abuse

References Stop DUIs 5 ways to prevent substance abuse 9/11/12/top-5-ways-to-prevent-substance-abuse/ Helpguide, Drug abuse and addiction ns_effects_treatment.htm