AOD (Alcohol and Other Drug) awareness presentation for college students

"ROOM TO GROW":
ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG AWARENESS FOR STUDENTS

"Room To Grow" goes straight to the heart of issues by speaking honestly with young audiences to educate and trigger a reaction of positive change. Emphasizing that addiction is not just something that happens to "somebody else", this program clarifies the warning signs, the characteristics of addiction, its effects on family and friends, and available avenues of help. Counselors, educators, parents, and students agree that an SST performance is a powerful and unique method of conveying sensitive information.

Vignette Topics Include:

GOD'S CHOSEN WARRIORS

A young athlete discusses how the use of steroids affected his life, lowering his self-esteem.

D.U.I.

This humorous look at four friends running late for the homecoming dance, becomes very serious when we discover the driver has "had a couple beers".

THE GIRL INCOMPLETE

This young girl, a pot smoker since age eleven, shortsightedly justifies the harm she has done to her body by saying "Who cares anyway, I know I don't want to have kids".

LATE NIGHT IN HELL

As seen through the eyes of a boy in denial, this biased view of treatment center commercials shows how troubled individuals may react to someone offering help.

DEADLY PURCHASE

A young woman, unable to break free from the stress of school, family and personal relationships, contemplates suicide.

MY FATHER'S MAGICAL HANDS

We see the devastating effects of chemical dependency on an innocent victim in this story of a daughter molested by her alcoholic father.

END OF THE LINE

Two young fast food employees turn to cocaine to give them the "extra edge" on the burger assembly line. Suddenly, the company announces a mandatory drug testing policy and the chase is on!

THE MIRACLE

A former cocaine addict expresses her gratitude for the miracle of recovery.

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