A wrap-around strategy for Youth Prevention & Education
October is National Substance Abuse Awareness Month
Presentation: “Drug Trafficking – Facts & Dangers” 6-20-17 @ 5 Pm
The U.S. Border Patrol will provide a 45 minute informative presentation on the facts, dangers and effects of drug trafficking on the community in Arizona. Come and hear behind the scenes details and how you can help prevent your family … Read More
“Conversation about opiates” FREE Community Presentation 6-22-17 6 – 8 PM
FREE – Register to attend at: Conversation About Opiates 6-22-17 A Conversation about Opiates by Chandler/Gilbert Substance Use & Treatment Task Force DESCRIPTION A conversation about opiates with prevention and treatment Professionals. Opioid overdose is the #1 cause … Read More
Speaking to your doctor about opiates
Opiate related deaths are a national epidemic and the #1 cause of accidental death in the United States. Dr. Sandy Indermuhle, a Medical Director for the Chandler Regional Medical Center and member of the Chandler / Gilbert substance Use & … Read More
Current drug trends & challenges / Parent Presentation
On 05/17/2017 the Chandler / Gilbert YMCA will be hosting a free adult presentation on “Current Drugs & Challenges Facing our Youth”. Come and hear: · Most common drugs being abused by teens · Hear a testimony from a young adult in … Read More
The Lindsay Taft Story – Alcohol Awareness Month
The Lindsay Taft Story Join us for our Public Meeting as Robin Williams shares the story of how her daughter Lindsay lost her life in a motorcycle accident involving drinking and driving. 04/18/17, from 5 – 6 Pm, at the … Read More
Health Alert!
“Fake” pills being sold on the street as oxycodone are filled with fentanyl rather than oxycodone, which means they’re as much as 40 to 50 times more lethal. Fake Oxycodone filled with fentanyl News 12
Dentists Work To Ease Patients’ Pain With Fewer Opioids
Dentists Work To Ease Patients’ Pain With Fewer Opioids
Alternatives to Taking Pain Medication
Dr. James Bogash (VP of the AZ Chiropractor’s Board) shares on alternatives to taking pain medication. Alternatives to Taking Pain Medication