Alcohol ! WHAT IS ALCOHOL A DEPRESSANT THAT SLOWS DOWN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE BRAIN.

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Alcohol !

WHAT IS ALCOHOL A DEPRESSANT THAT SLOWS DOWN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE BRAIN

Affects any age, sex, socio- economic group, race, religion, ethnicity- it does not discriminate. Alcohol

Standard Alcohol Drink 12 ounces of beer 5 ounces of wine 1.5 ounces of 80 proof distilled spirits

WHAT IS AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM Any type of condition caused by drinking Can harm the drinker directly Jeopardizes the drinker’s well being Or places others at risk

EARLY SIGNS OF AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM Heavy or regular alcohol Consumption Frequent Intoxication Alcohol a significant part of Social/interpersonal activities Legal Problems

TYPES OF ALCOHOL PROBLEMS BINGE DRINKING ALCOHOL ABUSE ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE

HOW DOES IT DEVELOP Stress Depression Escaping Reality Marital problems Work Problems Environment

BINGE DRINKING Consuming a large amount of alcohol in a very short amount to time Five or more drinks at one sitting for males Three or more Drinks at One sitting for females

Symptoms of Binge Drinking Having trouble with authorities Damaging to property Hangovers experiencing injuries More incidents of assaults

Alcohol Abuse Regular usage that is turning into dependency Can also be Binge Drinking Alcohol Related consequences Continue drinking despite knowledge drinking causes problems

ALCOHOL ABUSE SYMPTOMS Neglect of Responsibilities Legal difficulties Alcohol Consumption in physically dangerous circumstances Drinking and driving Drinking while pregnant

Alcohol Dependence Referred to as ALCOHOLISM Most severe type of Alcohol problem Chronic and Often progressive disease Recognizable symptoms

Symptoms of Alcohol Dependence Cravings Strong need or compulsion to drink Impaired Control Inability to limit ones drink Tolerance Need for increasing amount of alcohol In order to feel its effects

ALCOHOL Changes Perceptions/Focus Things seem a lot worse than they really are

DECISIONS are made Quickly, without thought of Consequences or Repercussions ALCOHOL Shortens Our Fuse

ALCOHOL is a Mood Intensifier Angry - You get Angrier Depressed – You get More Depressed Sad – You get Sadder

ALCOHOL ABUSE Increases the Potential for VIOLENT BEHAVIOR Takes Away Our SKILLS affects our BRAIN our THINKING

The “Quick Trigger ” Abuse of ALCOHOL QUICK TO RETALIATE Take Offense Strike Out

Abuse of ALCOHOL Shrinks our resources Causes problems to grow Creates new problems Decisions are based on EMOTIONS Not thought or reason

Abuse of ALCOHOL Increases the potential For suicide attempt/gesture Changes our ATTITUDES and VALUES Alters our PERSONALITY Causes us to be UNPREDICTABLE

Assault & Battery = 62% Domestic Violence = 14% Manslaughter = 68% Rape = 42% 36% of convicted violent offenders reported drinking at the time or the offense Alcohol and violent behaviors

Remember Alcohol Impairs you (even though you don’t realize) Changes you (you do things you would normally not do) Can get worse over time (Tolerance/addiction)

HOW CAN WE CHANGE THIS?

What’s the Solution?

BEFORE ALCOHOL There are Alternatives 1 - Call a Friend 2 - Take a Walk 3 - See a Professional 4 - Call a Help Line 5 - Do Something Fun

if You Drink, Drink Responsibly. 1. Don’t Drive 2. Don’t Drink Excessively 3. Switch to Non-Alcoholic drinks before trouble starts

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