Talk about alcohol EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS

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Talk about alcohol EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS

Emma is feeling upset and angry Emma has had an argument with her mum. What happens to her body when she feels like this?

SUPER EXCITED, AROUSED HAPPY OK SAD UPSET ANGRY

Alcohol can make you feel like this too!

How do I feel? These faces can help you show how someone may react around ALCOHOL Feeling OK Feeling relaxed Feeling content

Joking around Nervous or pressured Worried Shy

Feeling sexy Feeling sick Panicky or scared Feeling ill

THE TRAFFIC LIGHT CAN HELP US STOP AND THINK BEFORE WE ACT! When we make the wrong decisions Stop! NO Don’t rush. Say ‘No’ if you’re not happy

THE TRAFFIC LIGHT CAN HELP US STOP AND THINK BEFORE WE ACT! When we are unsure Think and Decide Is it safe? Yes or No?

THE TRAFFIC LIGHT CAN HELP US STOP AND THINK BEFORE WE ACT! When we make safe decisions OK, YES! If you’re happy and sure you’ve thought the decision through

How much alcohol do you think would lead to these things happening? No alcohol 2 drinks 4 drinks Try the 0-2 -4 -6 game – how much alcohol do you think would lead to you doing these things? You can use the happy and sad faces too! 6+ drinks

How much alcohol do you think would lead to these things happening? No alcohol 2 drinks 4 drinks Try the 0-2 -4 -6 game – how much alcohol do you think would lead to you doing these things? You can use the happy and sad faces too! 6+ drinks

How much alcohol do you think would lead to these things happening? No alcohol 2 drinks 4 drinks Try the 0-2 -4 -6 game – how much alcohol do you think would lead to you doing these things? You can use the happy and sad faces too! 6+ drinks

hARM REDUCTION EQUATIONS The teacher leads the group to use symbols to understand about how to reduce the harm that alcohol can cause. The teacher uses the emojis symbols and some alcohol and non alcohol drink pictures Including options such as eating, chatting, gaming, dancing, soft drinks. These should be cut out and laminated. The teacher creates a story using the characters Mike and Emma. There are examples of emoji equations below and an example sentence could be ‘Mike has one beer at home with his family when his uncle comes round for a birthday party. Mike feels happy and they all say “Cheers, happy birthday uncle!” Then Mike has water when they eat the birthday cake’. Examples of Harm Reduction Equations Emma feels shy, she has a cocktail and feels OK and then has a spirit and feels happy. After another cocktail, she feels sexy, but ends up feeling sick and worried about what behaviour has taken place. Different results can be created by matching up the symbol. e.g. the character can be having a good time but chooses to drink water and have a snack as well as an alcoholic drink so he does not end up unwell from drinking too much.

hARM REDUCTION EQUATIONS Mike feels a bit worried, drinks one beer and feels happy. He chats with a friend and has something to eat, then has a soft drink and feels content

CREATE YOUR OWN hARM REDUCTION EQUATIONS