Here is the fact: You have a drug problem! Whether it be in your business, family, or both.
Are you a denier? One of the most important things you can do is stop thinking - "not my kid", "not my family", "not my business" because, if you do I would tell you... THINK AGAIN!
This problem impacts the best of people and businesses regardless of financial status, grades, achievements, religion, or past.
The key to success is finding the problem before it becomes a problem but, when these efforts are unsuccessful, dealing with it quickly and effectively.
If you are a businesses you need every employee to understand what the problem looks, sounds, and acts like and, when it's identified, dealing with it in a way that shows compassion also one which limits exposure to liability. If you are a family, your loved-ones life can be dependent upon you seeing the problem and taking action as early as possible.
This short, powerful 2-part course will give you some extremely valuable basics that could save the life of a loved-one or employee. Part 1 deals with recognizing the signs and symptoms of addiction and drug use and Part 2 focuses on identifying today's most common drugs and the paraphernalia that accompanies them.
Effectively identifying and dealing with drugs in the workplace and home.
An Introduction to Drugs and Reasonable Suspicion
FREE PREVIEWPart 1 Recognizing Signs and Symptoms : 18:43
Part 2 - Identifying Today's Most Common Drugs and Paraphernalia: 22:16
Proficiency Exam
If you identify a potential drug abuse concern in your workplace the ultimate outcome may be predicated on how the problem was discovered and...who discovered it. As a result, it is important that ALL of your employees have a knowledge and understanding of the information presented in this course and that it can be demonstrated. The Certificate of Completion is only granted after this knowledge and understanding is proven through successful completion of a short, but critical, exam.
Get your employees what they need to identify and deal with those who have drug addictions. Every day could mean the difference between life and death.