Email us ASAP if you need any additional materials! Join our web chat �Alcohol & Health: Where Do You Draw the Line?� Wednesday, April 09, 2003 1:00 � 2:00 p.m. ET NASD public service announcements: watch the video or listen to the radio PSA! Check your listing on the online Site Locator map and at (800) 405-9200. New NIAAA brochures included in kits: Harmful Interactions: Mixing Alcohol with Medicines and A Family History of Alcoholism. Reminder: NASD is Thursday, April 10th, 2003. |
Most Successful Sites of NASD 2003 Win a $300 gift certificate to Amazon.com for your organization, office, or department! The five college and five community sites that screen the most people as part of NASD 2003 will each receive a gift certificate for their hard work and valuable efforts. Gift certificates can be used personally or for educational materials for your staff or clients. Start advertising your event and attract a large crowd to this year�s screening to increase your chances to win! Screening for Mental Health is offering its online screening free of charge to colleges for the months of April and May! Screenings are anonymous and provide immediate feedback and a customized referral directing students to the counseling center or other appropriate college resources that you specify. Take advantage of this opportunity to try online screening and see its benefits on your campus by contacting Shiney at (800) 253-7658 x 116 or through email. Conduct a Local Publicity Campaign!
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� | �� | �There are thousands of individuals that have been affected by the misuse of alcohol by their family, friends, or themselves. There are thousands more that are simply interested in the effects of alcohol on their health. In order to reach these individuals and notify them about National Alcohol Screening Day and our services, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago used a variety of advertising including advertising in church bulletins several weeks before screening day, email, and our agency�s radio program. The great turnout on NASD was proof that these methods worked.� Kevin Doyle Central States Institute of Addiction An Agency of Catholic Charities Alcohol And Health: Where Do You Draw The Line? Wednesday, April 09, 2003 1:00 � 2:00 p.m. ET; Hosted by James Finch, M.D., Medical Director, Addiction Medicine Services, Durham County Mental Health Center, Durham, N.C. For most adults, moderate alcohol use causes few, if any, problems. But for some, any alcohol use may lead to significant health problems. What are the risk factors, and what do you need to know to be safe, smart and healthy? Join our chat to learn more. �When Addiction and Mental Disorders Co-Occur� SAMHSAs new report explores the issues of co-occurring substance abuse and mental disorders. To learn more, View the archived Recovery Month Webcast or participate in the Recovery Month Web Chat with Thomas A. Kirk, Jr., Ph.D.. Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services March 19, 2003, 3:00-4:00 pm EST. | ||
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Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
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