Binge Drinking

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    Definitions

    Intoxication: The point at which alcohol depresses the central nervous system, negatively affecting mood, mental and physical abilities.

    Binge Drinking: the drinking of alcoholic beverages with an intention of becoming intoxicated by heavy consumption of alcohol over a brief period of time.

    Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC): The amount of alcohol in the bloodstream (as milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood). BAC is determined by measuring alcohol in the breath, blood or urine. The legal impairment level is .08 at age 21.

    Blood Alcohol Poisoning: when the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream affects the parts of the brain that controls basic life support functions such as heart rate, breathing and temperature and causes them to shut down.

    • Binge Drinking Self-Assessment

      Take the interactive self-assessment of alcohol and drug abuse to determine if you have a problem.

    • Binge Drinking Quiz

      20 Question Binge Drinking Quiz: Once you're finished, enter your email address and click the submit button. You'll be directed to your results.

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    HANDOUTS

    LINKS

    • What is a 'Standard Drink'?

      Learn the definition of a standard drink on the National Institute of Health's Rethinking Drinking website.

    • Help & Resource Links

      Find links for professional help and treatment resources on the National Institute of Health's Rethinking Drinking website.

    ORGANIZATIONS

    • Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)

      The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes and prevent underage drinking.

    • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

      NHTSA's mission is to save lives, prevent injuries, and reduce economic costs due to road traffic crashes, through education, research, safety standards, and enforcement.

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      Defintions

      Intoxication: The point at which alcohol depresses the central nervous system, negatively affecting mood, mental and physical abilities.

      Binge Drinking: the drinking of alcoholic beverages with an intention of becoming intoxicated by heavy consumption of alcohol over a brief period of time.

      Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC): The amount of alcohol in the bloodstream (as milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood). BAC is determined by measuring alcohol in the breath, blood or urine. The legal impairment level is .08 at age 21.

      Blood Alcohol Poisoning: when the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream affects the parts of the brain that controls basic life support functions such as heart rate, breathing and temperature and causes them to shut down.

      • Binge Drinking Self-Assessment

        Take the interactive self-assessment of alcohol and drug abuse to determine if you have a problem.

      • Binge Drinking Quiz

        20 Question Binge Drinking Quiz: Once you're finished, enter your email address and click the submit button. You'll be directed to your results.

      Student Activities Media
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      LINKS

      Teen Girls and Binge Drinking

      ABC News video about the pressure teen girls are under to binge drink.

      Student Resource Media
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      ORGANIZATION

      • Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MAAD)

        The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes and prevent underage drinking.

      • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

        NHTSA's mission is to save lives, prevent injuries, and reduce economic costs due to road traffic crashes, through education, research, safety standards, and enforcement.

      READINGS & RESEARCH

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      Staff Topic Material Definition

      Communication: the process of sending and receiving messages through verbal or nonverbal means.

      Verbal communication: effectively presenting your thoughts through talking.

      Nonverbal communication: the act of conveying a thought, feeling, or idea through physical gestures, posture, and facial expressions.

      Active listening: the practice of being present and engaged with what a speaker is saying and indicating understanding, through verbal and nonverbal feedback.

      Selective listening: the practice of paying attention to only the things that you want to hear; filtering the speaker’s message and selecting from what he or she says, a part that affects you or that interests you most.

      Assertive communication: the act of expressing thoughts, feelings, and personal needs honestly and openly, while respecting and valuing the opinion of others.

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      LINKS

      • Genetic Addiction Risk Score

        Geneus Health is recommended by BrainAbouts for genetic testing if you or your child has a history of alcoholism in your family but has no affiliation with Geneus Health.

      • Printable 21st Birthday Card from Brad21.org

        Printable birthday cards to be sent on a 21st birthday reminding the recipient to celebrate responsibly.

      • Look Up State Laws on Underage Drinking

        Alcohol Policy Information System provides State-by-State summaries of statutes and regulations related to underage drinking and access to alcohol.

      • The Science Inside Alcohol Project E-Book

        Interactive e-book about the effects of alcohol on the body produced by the AAAS Science Inside Alcohol Project, which is funded by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse. 

      • Alcoholics Anonymous

        Learn about Alcoholics Anonymous®, watch vidoes about youth in AA, and locate a meeting near you.

      Staff Indicated Links

      ACTIVITIES

      • Genetic Testing

        Learn about genetic testing. The GARS® identifies an individual’s genetic predisposition toward addictive, compulsive, impulsive behaviors, and personality disorders.

      • Brad21.org

        Be Responsible About Drinking, Inc was founded by the family and friends of Bradley McCue, a Michigan State University Junior who died of alcohol poisoning after celebrating his 21st birthday. Read Brad's story and explore website.

      • Look Up State Laws on Underage Drinking

        Learn the laws. Alcohol Policy Information System provides State-by-State summaries of statutes and regulations related to underage drinking and access to alcohol.

      • The Science Inside Alcohol Project E-Book

        Learn the about the AAAS Science Inside Alcohol Project, an interactive e-book about the effects of alcohol on the body, the physical and social consequences of underage drinking, and read stories about kids who have been impacted by alcohol abuse

      Staff Indicated Media
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      Staff Selective Attachments

      LINKS

      • Responsibility.org

        Talking to kids of all ages. Read expert parent blogs about how to talk with your kids to eliminate underage drinking. 

      • Responsibility.org: En Español

        Ask, Learn, Listen Publicaciones Destacadas En Español

      • Ask, Learn, Listen: Parents Home Page

        Free videos, discussion guides, and resources for how to talk to kids about alcohol. Spanish versions available.

      • Celebrities Against Underage Drinking

        Watch videos and see campaigns led by celebrities like Simone Biles, Shaquille O’Neal, Ashley Wagner, Julie Foudy, Nathan Adrian, and Summer Sanders.

      • Advice on Parenting Teens Responsibly

        On Responsibility is a video series featuring unique leaders in parenting and beyond. Experts offer thoughtful and practical advice to parents as they navigate the teenage years with their kids, sharing skills and tips they’ve learned to help raise responsible teenagers.

      • Smashed

        The Smashed Project is a unique theater education program that aims to prevent underage drinking among high school students and equip them with knowledge and skills they need to make smart decisions regarding alcohol in the future. 

      Staff Selective Links

      ACTIVITIES

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      ACTIVITIES

       

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      LINKS

       

      • Brad21.org

        Be Responsible About Drinking, Inc was founded by the family and friends of Bradley McCue, a Michigan State University Junior who died of alcohol poisoning after celebrating his 21st birthday. Read Brad's story and explore website.

      • Look Up State Laws on Underage Drinking

        Alcohol Policy Information System provides State-by-State summaries of statutes and regulations related to underage drinking and access to alcohol.

      • Alcoholics Anonymous

        Learn about Alcoholics Anonymous®, watch vidoes about youth in AA, and locate a meeting near you.

      Staff Universal Media
      https://vimeo.com/410227242
      https://youtu.be/CiOukRKYmps
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