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Social Media Posts for National Alcohol Screening Day (April 11) and Alcohol Awareness Month

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  1. Do you feel guilty after drinking too much? Do you fail to do what is expected of you because of drinking? Do friends suggest your drinking might be a problem? Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org and test your drinking IQ.

  2. You don’t need to have an “alcohol problem” to have a problem with alcohol. Answer a brief assessment at www.DrinkingIQ.org and see if you are drinking in risky or dangerous ways.

  3. Drink, drank, drunk. It doesn’t take much to go from one extreme to the other. Find out if your drinking is a problem at www.DrinkingIQ.org

  4. Trying to keep up with the boys? Don’t. Learn how alcohol affects women. http://www.militarymentalhealth.org/resources/a-womans-health-issue-alcohol.aspx

  5. Think you're a funny drunk? Check out the videos on That Guy and you might change your mind. http://thatguy.com/multimedia/watch-videos.php

  6. Check out a past Pentagon Channel story about alcohol awareness featuring the www.DrinkingIQ.org campaign. Watch the video at http://bit.ly/14ogkym.

  7. Have you ever had this conversation about alcohol with a friend or battle buddy? It’s not easy but it is important. http://bit.ly/XGRAdn

  8. When it comes to drinking, small changes can make a big difference. Check out tips on cutting back on your drinking at http://www.militarymentalhealth.org/resources/tips-for-cutting-down-drinking.asp

  9. There has been a lot of discussion lately as to whether or not it is safe to drink while you are pregnant? Get the facts. http://www.militarymentalhealth.org/resources/drinking-and-your-pregnancy.aspx

  10. If you have a family member who has an alcohol problem, are you more likely to have one? Find out. http://www.militarymentalhealth.org/resources/a-family-history-of-alcoholism.aspx

  11. Research shows that one in three depressed people also suffer from some form of substance abuse or dependence. You can take an alcohol or depression screening online at www.DrinkingIQ.org.

  12. If you are concerned about your alcohol use, here are some great tips for cutting back. http://www.militarymentalhealth.org/resources/tips-for-cutting-down-drinking.aspx

  13. True or False: Those with a higher alcohol tolerance need more alcohol to get drunk. False. Take a survey about your own drinking habits at www.DrinkingIQ.org and learn more facts.

  14. Is that buzz making your life a blur? Check out www.DrinkingIQ.org to find out if alcohol is a problem in your life.

  15. Do you drink to keep anxiety or PTSD symptoms away? You’re not alone. See if you are using alcohol to self-medicate at www.DrinkingIQ.org.

  16. Drink today and be impaired tomorrow. Even moderate alcohol consumption can impact your reflexes for up to 18 hours. Is drinking a problem for you? Go to www.DrinkingIQ.org to see.

  17. The doctor is in! Check out our Video Doctor program and see the benefits of taking a vacation from drinking. https://www.militarymentalhealth.org/blog/2012/04/video-doctor-the-latest-tool-in-alcohol-awareness/

  18. What exactly is "alcohol abuse"? Who has a problem? Check out everything you want to know about alcohol use in the military with this cool infographic. https://www.militarymentalhealth.org/blog/2012/04/what-exactly-is-alcohol-abuse-who-has-a-problem/.

  19. Puking through your nose hurts! Read this and other reasons not to drink too much and be “That Guy.” https://www.militarymentalhealth.org/blog/2012/04/dont-be-that-guy/

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Is picking up the bottle putting you down? #Alcohol is a depressant. Test your #DrinkingIQ @ www.DrinkingIQ.org

Individuals with the same weight, but different muscle builds will differ in their BAC. #DrinkingIQ Test yours @ www.DrinkingIQ.org

True or false? A man & woman same height and weight can drink the same and have the same effects. Test your #DrinkingIQ @ www.DrinkingIQ.org

See how alcohol can drain your brain #DrinkingIQ Test yours at www.DrinkingIQ.org.

Do you drink to relieve stress? You’re not alone. Find out if your drinking is making things worse @www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

Save yourself from a life of drinking too much. Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

Do those you love wish you’d quit drinking? Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

The cost of alcohol abuse is MORE than just your bar tab. Alcohol affects your mind, body, relationships and career www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

The effects of alcohol go way beyond a hangover. Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org to see if your drinking is a problem. #DrinkingIQ

Forget what you do & say while drinking? If so, don’t be a fool. Go 2 www.ThatGuy.com & see how dummy drinking hurts your ego

This is one test you don’t want to fail. www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

You would be surprised to know what counts as a standard drink? Find out: http://ow.ly/4gCv2 #DrinkingIQ

Can you inherit an alcohol problem? Find out: http://ow.ly/4gCFA #DrinkingIQ

What’s your Drinking IQ? Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org and find out. #DrinkingIQ

Could you be picking up the bottle to deal with your problems? Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org and find out. #DrinkingIQ

Alcoholism is a factor in about 30 percent of all completed suicides (AFSP). #DrinkingIQ

When it comes to drinking small changes can make a big difference. Check out tips for cutting back http://ow.ly/4quOh #DrinkingIQ

Think you're a funny drunk? Check out these videos and you might change your mind http://ow.ly/4gNNs #DrinkingIQ

Do you need to rethink your drinking? Find out at www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

How could popping a few pills and drinking be bad? Find out here http://ow.ly/4gO70 #DrinkingIQ

Determining if you or a loved one has an alcohol problem isn’t easy, but visiting www.DrinkingIQ.org is a good place to start.

How do you score? Visit www.DrinkingIQ.org and see how you size up. #DrinkingIQ

When it comes to drinking, you don’t need to be a genius to make smart choices. Go to www.DrinkingIQ.org & size things up. #DrinkingIQ

When you go out, does 1 drink become 3 & 3 become 6 or more? at www.DrinkingIQ.org #DrinkingIQ

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