Friday, September 25, 2020

NIDA Needs Your Input

 

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NIDA for Teens: Advancing Addiction Science

Apply for the 2020‒2021 NIDA Feedback Teams!

Are you a teen, educator, or parent/caregiver interested in sharing your thoughts and ideas about drugs and health directly with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)?

NIDA is looking for real-time feedback on various NIDA resources and initiatives. We are recruiting teens, educators, and parents/caregivers to serve on Feedback Teams to share their questions and concerns related to drug use among teens, and to help NIDA develop information and resources that are informative, useful, and engaging.

Who can apply?

  • Teens currently enrolled in grades 7 to 12 anywhere in the United States
  • Educators who currently teach or work directly with students in grades 7 to 12 in the United States
  • Parents and caregivers of at least one child who is enrolled in grades 7 to 12 in the United States

How to apply

Visit the NIDA Feedback Teams information page to learn more about the opportunity and request an application.

Applications are due October 4, 2020.
 

What should I expect?

NIDA Feedback Teams will meet virtually a maximum of three times between October 2020 and June 2021. Each online meeting will last about 1 hour. Selected participants will earn $25 for participating in each virtual meeting, and at the end of the year, they will receive a Certificate of Participation.

We encourage all those who are eligible to apply! Please note that NIDA has limited spots for the 2020–2021 Feedback Teams and that submitting an application does not guarantee a spot.

If you have questions, email NIDAfeedbackteams@iqsolutions.com.
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Running out of energy, I think of others with addiction

 

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When I’m Running Out of Energy, I Think of Others Who Have Struggled with Addiction
By Jason Brown
Partner for Hope Marathon Team Member


March 1, 2015. The turning point. The day I used to refer to as the worst day of my life. I was arrested in New Jersey for drug possession and charged with my second DUI. My car was totaled and my license revoked. I will never be able to forget telling my parents and the mother of my child that my irresponsible actions were negatively affecting our family and that I could very well face jail time.

It was that day that I kissed my old life goodbye.

I began working my way toward a life of appreciation and gratitude. I knew, just as I knew in college, that my current lifestyle was not sustainable. During this time, my family stayed solidly behind me, and told me that they did not want me to suffer by myself. They told me that we would get through it together. I also looked at my son, who was only five at the time, and knew that it was my job to keep him on the right path. He was, and is, my biggest inspiration.

Two years later, during a time of transition in my life, I took up running.


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When I’m Running Out of Energy, I Think of Others Who Have Struggled with Addiction
 

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Thursday, September 24, 2020

Supernatural Wisdom - The Spirit of Seeing & Knowing II

September Webinar Update

 

September Webinar Update 
Happy Fall!

We just wanted to let you know that due to unavoidable circumstances, our September webinar had to be cancelled.

We look forward to picking back up on October 28th with Stormy Hill, from Recovery Ways, presenting on Sensory Integration and Addiction.

Please keep an eye out for registration details in early October!

As always, we thank you for your continued support of the Harmony Webinar Series!


Warm Regards,
Christy Weeks
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