About
The Drug and Alcohol class is designed to help participants understand the impact of alcohol and drug use on their health, behavior, relationships, and legal responsibilities. The class provides education on how substance use develops, the effects of drugs and alcohol on the brain and body, and how substance use can impair judgment and increase risky or harmful behavior. Participants will explore the connection between substance use, stress, mental health, anger, and decision-making. The course emphasizes personal responsibility, awareness of triggers, and the consequences of continued substance use, including legal, social, and family-related outcomes. Through structured lessons and practical examples, participants will learn strategies for reducing harm, managing cravings, avoiding high-risk situations, and making healthier choices. The class also introduces coping skills, relapse prevention concepts, and information about community resources and support services. The goal of the class is to increase awareness, promote accountability, and support positive behavior change that reduces substance-related problems and encourages long-term recovery or safer decision-making.
You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app