Adults

A 30 minute presentation designed to be a stand-alone or add-on to a longer presentation or event. This presentation teaches parent/guardians skills that they can use to help their child during periods of transitions (i.e. middle to high school or high school to college).
 

An interactive one hour presentation designed to teach parents the truth about vaping and provide them with resources on how to talk with their child about vaping.
 

An interactive one hour presentation designed to teach parents/guardians about the difference between THC & CBD, the impact of high potency THC on the developing brain, how to watch for signs that their child might be using and how to talk to their child about marijuana use.
 

An interactive one hour presentation designed to teach parents/guardians the effects of alcohol on the developing brain, how to tell if their child is drinking, how to help their child make healthy choices.
 

An interactive one hour presentation designed to help parents/guardians keep their children safe with prescription drugs.
 

The Alliance provides SMART Recovery online, 7 days a week.

SMART Recovery (link: https://www.smartrecovery.org/) is a fresh approach to addiction recovery.
SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training. This is more than an acronym: it is a transformative method of moving from addictive substances and negative behaviors to a life of positive self-regard and willingness to change.

A collaborative between the Alliance and Oakland University, this project utilizes the Science of the Positive to address mental health among OU students and reduce stigma. Using Positive Norm as the campaign mascot, this campaign seeks to educate about student norms surrounding mental health, seeking help and supporting friends. This campaign also addresses other issues such as substance use and student engagement on campus.

Naloxone is a medication used to rapidly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. It can quickly restore breathing and prevent brain damage or death in cases of opioid overdose. It is an important tool in the treatment of opioid addiction and is often carried by first responders, emergency medical personnel, and family members of those with opioid use disorder.

TRAININGS

Join the Alliance for a free in person or an online class to assist you with the administration of Naloxone should you be faced with saving a life during an opioid overdose emergency.

The Alliance provides exceptional recovery support through Resolve, which is focused on restoring the health and hope of people in recovery and their families. By providing education, tools and support, Resolve addresses the unique issues related to substance misuse recovery.

This program can be used in conjunction with Certified Peer Recovery Coaches, outpatient therapy or as a stand-alone option for many individuals seeking support on how to lead a healthy and successful recovery lifestyle.