A peer facilitated, fun and interactive group covering issues such as serving size, alcohol percentages, WWU norms, reasons you would want to know your blood alcohol level, how to maximize your pleasure and minimize your risk of unwanted and unintended outcomes, gender differences in alcohol effects, and moderation strategies. Referral to support, counseling or other treatment resources as needed. To make an appointment call 650-3642 or stop by Old Main 540. This is a professional service free of charge to students. Typically students attend from 1-4 sessions depending on the type of service and the needs of the student.
All services are confidential.
An AOD Counselor is available to consult with faculty and staff about situations involving AOD use or related issues which may arise in the office or classroom. Help is available to sort out the situation, provide information and resource alternatives, offer suggestions for intervention approaches, and options for the next step. Contact Elva to discuss topics for presentation, or to utilize video tapes and informational materials covering a wide variety of alcohol and other drug-related issues.