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FREE TRAINING:
Opioid & Stimulant Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Training
Join us for an engaging online event focused on preventing opioid and stimulant overdoses and learning how to administer naloxone.
FREE TRAINING COVERS:
• Causes and Impacts of the Overdose Epidemic
• Trends Across Tennessee
• Impact of Substance Misuse on the Brain
• Recognizing and Responding to an Overdose
• How to Obtain and Administer Naloxone
This is a recurring event.
This training will take place on the 1st Friday of every month at 10am and the 4th Friday of every month at 4pm.
CONTACT: BRITTANY@WPC-TN.ORG FOR MORE INFORMATION
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/regional-overdose-prevention-specialist-5n2-79141246763
Williamson Prevention Coalition
Cannon County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition
Prevention Coalition for Success
DrugFree WilCo
Opioid & Stimulant Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Training
Join us for an engaging online event focused on preventing opioid and stimulant overdoses and learning how to administer naloxone.
FREE TRAINING COVERS:
• Causes and Impacts of the Overdose Epidemic
• Trends Across Tennessee
• Impact of Substance Misuse on the Brain
• Recognizing and Responding to an Overdose
• How to Obtain and Administer Naloxone
This is a recurring event.
This training will take place on the 1st Friday of every month at 10am and the 4th Friday of every month at 4pm.
CONTACT: BRITTANY@WPC-TN.ORG FOR MORE INFORMATION
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/regional-overdose-prevention-specialist-5n2-79141246763
Williamson Prevention Coalition
Cannon County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition
Prevention Coalition for Success
DrugFree WilCo
Tennessee kratom ban takes effect July 1
Kratom will be banned from store shelves in Tennessee starting July 1 after lawmakers branded the substance “gas station heroin.”
