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PREVENTION
Alcohol Help
There are many warning signs of developing or present alcoholism. These signs can be mental, emotional, psychological, or behavioral.
https://www.alcoholhelp.com/Alcohol/Alcoholism-Warning-Signs/
Celebrate Recovery
Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, 12 step recovery program for anyone struggling with hurt, pain or addiction of any kind. Celebrate Recovery is a safe place to find community and freedom from the issues that are controlling our life.
www.celebraterecovery.com
Choices Emergency Response Team (CERT)
317-205-8302
CERT@ChoicesCCS.org
The Choices Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a mobile, community-based team of specialists that provide 24-hour assessment and on-site crisis response to support individuals and their families experiencing challenges with opioid overdoses, substance use and mental health crises.
We not only respond during a time of crisis to stabilize the situation, we also ensure individuals are connected with long-term recovery services to achieve success.
Community Mental Health Center
812-537-1302
Community Mental Health Center, Inc. is a provider of comprehensive mental health services, offering inpatient, outpatient, home-based, school, and community-based programs to individuals and families in Dearborn, Franklin, Ohio, Ripley and Switzerland counties in Southeastern Indiana. CMHC offers services at 19 facilities located in Lawrenceburg, Batesville, Brookville, St. Leon and Vevay.
www.cmhcinc.org
Highpoint Health Behavioral Health Services
812-532-2669
Dedicated to addressing the emotional and behavioral health needs of adults in Southeastern Indiana and surrounding areas, Highpoint Health Behavioral Health Services takes a holistic approach to your treatment. The goal is to partner with you to make your health and well-being a top priority. The staff will work closely with you to ensure that you receive the individualized treatment that fits your needs.
www.myhph.org/services/behavioral-health-services/
Indiana Prevention Resource Center
800-346-3077
The Indiana Prevention Resource Center (IPRC) was established in 1987 to assist Indiana based alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) prevention practitioners to improve the quality of their services. The primary target audience is the community of prevention professionals and volunteers, and government officials who are providing or monitoring delivery of ATOD and problem gambling prevention and treatment services to Indiana residents. Prevention and treatment professionals deliver evidence-based programs, policies and practices to the general public.
www.drugs.indiana.edu
Next Level Recovery
Providing access to resources for prescribers, emergency personnel, community leaders, and persons with substance use disorder and their families is one of many important components that is taking Indiana to the Next Level against the opioid crisis.
People with substance use disorder have a disease and they cannot overcome it alone. Recovery involves support, respect and growth in the community and the individual.
https://www.in.gov/recovery/
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids
Help Line: 1-855-DRUGFREE
Committed to helping families struggling with their son or daughter’s substance use as they empower families with information, support and guidance to get the help their loved one needs and deserves. They advocate for greater understanding and more effective programs to treat the disease of addiction.
www.drugfree.org/resources
RX Task Force
The Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force
The mission of the Indiana Attorney General's Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force is to significantly reduce the abuse of controlled prescription drugs and to decrease the number of deaths associated with these drugs in Indiana. Switzerland County Sheriff's Department is a permanent drug Take-Back location: 405 Liberty Street, Vevay, IN 47043. 812-427-3636
www.bitterpill.in.gov
Talking to Teens About Marijuana
It’s not uncommon for teenagers to try marijuana, and some go on to use it regularly. Teenagers today are more likely to use marijuana than they are to use tobacco, even though it’s illegal for minors to use marijuana in every state. People can smoke it, consume it, or apply tinctures to the skin to use marijuana. The marijuana plants growing today are different from ones grown in the past: Today’s plants may contain two or three times the tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that plants contained years ago. This makes the plants grown currently much stronger, since they contain more of the chemical that makes people high.
https://www.daytonohlawyer.com/news/talking-to-teens-about-marijuana/
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