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Program: DFW Introduction for
Employees
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Working
in a Drug-Free Workplace
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- Reasons for becoming a DFW
- Description of the program
- How to get help, if needed
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The
Disease of Addiction
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- What is addiction?
- Symptoms of addiction
- Treating addiction
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Program: Illicit Drug Families
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Cocaine
and Amphetamines
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- Origins
- Dangers and Risks
- Treatment
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Marijuana,
Barbiturates, Hallucinogens
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- Origins
- Dangers and Risks
- Treatment
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Program: Alcohol
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Understanding
Alcohol and Alcoholism
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- History of alcohol
- Alcohol use, abuse and
alcoholism
- Treatment
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The
Effects of Alcohol Abuse
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- Physical and psychological
- On families
- At work
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Program: Personal Issues
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Roles
and Rules of the Addictive Family
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- What is an addictive family?
- Role and Rules
- How to Change
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Co-Dependency
at Home and Work
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- What is co-dependency?
- What are its effects?
- How to get help
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Program: Life Balance
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Life
Balance and Addiction
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- How addiction affects daily
living
- Living a balanced life
- Balancing work/life issues
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Stress
Management
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- Introduction to stress
management
- Dealing with daily stress
- Stress and addiction
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Program: DFW Introduction for
Supervisors
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Supervising
the Drug-Free Workplace
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- The basics of DFWP
supervision
- Identifying and dealing with
substance abusing employees
- Documentation
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Reasonable
Suspicion Testing
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- What is reasonable suspicion
testing?
- Protocol for reasonable
suspicion testing
- Benefits of this type of
testing
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Policy
and Procedure Review
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- DFWP policy overview
- Policy Protocol
- Policy decisions and
requirements
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Program: Supervisory Issues
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Newsletters
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Topics
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Conflict
Management
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- Optimizing confrontation
- Dealing with difficult
employees
- Managing conflict in the
workplace
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Referring
for Assistance
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- What is an EAP?
- Seeking help for yourself
- Referring an employee
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