Alcohol Education Resources

Explore practical, research-based resources to guide alcohol education and care.

The Healthcare Professional's Core Resource on Alcohol

The Core Resource on Alcohol offers free CME/CE credit for 14 practical, evidence-based articles for health care professionals about alcohol and health, including foundational knowledge, clinical impacts and strategies for preventing and treating alcohol problems.

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The Provider’s Clinical Support System-Medications forAlcohol Use Disorder (PCSS-MAUD)

PCSS-MAUD is a national project organized by the American Society for Addiction Medicine to provide free, comprehensive training, guidance and mentoring on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of AUD. PCSS-MAUD aims to enhance the capacity of physicians, nurse practitioners, physician associates/physician assistants, nurses, pharmacists, substance use disorder counseling professionals and other health care professionals to treat individuals with AUD, including the use of Food and Drug Administration approved medications for AUD.

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Communities Talk to Prevent Alcohol and Other Drug Misuse

Communities Talk to prevent alcohol and other drug misuse is an initiative sponsored by SAMHSA which focuses on alcohol and other drug misuse that negatively impacts communities and youth. The initiative provides prevention resources to community-based organizations, colleges and universities.

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Underage and college drinking research and resources

Planning alcohol interventions using NIAAA's CollegeAIM (alcohol intervention matrix)

Resources for administrators from the NIAAA College Task Force

NIAA Facts About Underage Drinking

NIAA for Middle School

NIAA for Teens

Alcohol and the Adolescent Brain

Make a Difference: Talk to Your Child About Alcohol — for Parents

Alcohol use in Indiana Youth

30% of youth in Indiana use alcohol
11% of youth in Indiana use alcohol in hazardous way, including binge drinking (drinking more than 4/5 drinks per drinking occasion for boys and girls, respectively)
Drinking impairs judgment, interferes with brain development and increases risk of injury and death

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