January 22-27 is National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week. The purpose of this week is to help teens learn about how different drugs affect your body and talk about strategies to avoid unsafe drug use. Click here to get answers to questions about drugs and alcohol from the National Institute on Drug Abuse for Teens. […]
While it’s prohibited by law, there is a chance that you will find yourself at a party at college where people will be drinking. Freshman year, first time away from home, some students get carried away. It’s important to know about the 911 Good Samaritan Law/Medical Amnesty Law. Knowing your rights in the state you […]
Research has shown that up to ten percent of depressed people also abuse alcohol. Many people abuse alcohol when depressed because it makes the sad feelings go away. However this is only a temporary “fix”. People abusing alcohol think they are treating their depression when in fact large amounts of alcohol can actually worsen the […]
Alcohol, Inhalants, Marijuana, Nicotine, etc… there are many drugs that can become addictive and dangerous when abused. Visit this interactive activity to see how these drugs and others such as heroin, interact with the body. If you or anyone you know is struggling with any form of drug addiction, reach out to your BridgeUP Fellow, a trusted adult, your […]
