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Understanding Opioids: Essential Knowledge

Are you and your team prepared to tackle the opioid crisis? Our comprehensive program, "Lightweight What You Need To Know About Opioids Accessory [jnb8kAXW]," is designed to equip employees with the knowledge they need to recognize the risks and signs of opioid use and addiction. This program delves into the intricacies of opioids, their origins, and the factors contributing to the current epidemic. With a focus on practicality and memorability, it ensures that your team is well-informed and equipped to handle this critical issue.

Comprehensive Coverage of Opioid Information

Our program offers a comprehensive look at opioids, including a list of common names and their illicit street equivalents. It identifies the symptoms of opioid use and addiction, helping viewers understand when and how addiction can take hold. We also explore treatment options, overdose risks, and the importance of intervention. With a user-friendly format, this program includes interactive elements such as quizzes and handouts, ensuring that learners engage with the content and retain key information. Here's what you can expect:

• Identifying Opioid Use Symptoms: Learn to recognize the signs of opioid use and addiction in yourself or others.
• Understanding Treatment Options: Discover the various treatment approaches available for those struggling with opioid addiction.

Flexible Learning Solutions for Any Setting

Whether you prefer a PowerPoint presentation, a DVD, a video, or a self-contained web course, our program offers flexibility to meet your organization's needs. Each format is designed to be engaging and informative, with the option to include or exclude sound for different training scenarios. With a focus on practicality, our program includes reproducible handouts and test questions to reinforce learning. Plus, enjoy a 50% discount when you choose two media formats. Contact us today to request a FREE PREVIEW and take the first step towards protecting your team from the dangers of opioids.