Certified eProgram for Risk Prevention

Safety-First Awareness


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SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

MADD's number–1-877-MADD-HELP–can be contacted for emotional support, guidance, and referrals. Another similar 24-hour hotline, the National Council on Alcohol–1-800-NCA-CALL–can give advice on reporting DUIs as well.

Take this 100% online evidence based eProgram if you were mandated to enroll in risk prevention, safety first awareness rehabilitation education. Includes a worksheet/journal and a certificate of completion. 

Rehabilitation Impact Education eCounseling or eCoaching is also available. Please call to schedule #936-444-7508


Instructor(s)

Health Psychologist

Valerie Catt Joglar

Valerie Catt is a certified master mental health psychologist and a rehabilitation impact education coach with an advanced degree certificate in health and wellness coaching and rehabilitation education. Val has been creating online course curriculum since 2012 and has extensive experience in court mandated education services including elearning courses and impact coaching curriculum.

Curriculum

  • 1

    INTRODUCTION

    • WELCOME TO YOUR US DOT-SAP SAFETY-FIRST RISK PREVENTION MANDATED COURSE + (PROGRESS REPORT LINK)

    • ABOUT YOUR US DOT-SAP COURSE

    • Download and save your "WORKSHEET JOURNAL SURVEY" as proof of your efforts (download icon is at the top right corner)

    • (03:56) Bashar :: The Seven Neutral Needs - Highlights Bashar Channeled by Darryl Anka 159K subscribers

    • US DOT-SAP Safety-First Risk Prevention Mandated Education Requirements Quiz

  • 2

    Chapter 1: DWI/DUI/OMVWI Awareness Education

    • In Texas, both a DUI and a DWI refer to an individual operating a vehicle in a public place while intoxicated, which means he or she lacks the normal use of mental or physical faculties because of the use of alcohol or a drug.

    • The standard drunk or drugged driving offense in New York is called "driving while intoxicated" or "DWI." But New York also has a less serious offense called "driving while ability impaired" or "DWAI."

    • OWI is an acronym for operating while intoxicated, referring to a legal charge for drunken driving. For the most part, the acronym that indicates a drunk driving charge depends on the state in which you are driving.

    • Before the police can arrest you for DUI, they must have reason to believe that you were operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. To help them justify the arrest, the police will probably ask you to perform field sobriety tests.

    • (20:19) PEACE OFFICER DISCUSSES DUI/DWI IN GEORGIA by officer401 Channel

    • (06:45) Attorney/Uber Driver Tutorial on DWI Checkpoints by fiero600 Channel

    • Chapter 1 Quiz: DWI/DUI/OMVWI Basic Information

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    Chapter 2: Victims Impact Panels (VIP)

    • A VICTIM IMPACT PANEL (VIP) IS A VOLUNTEER GROUP OF DWI VICTIMS AND SURVIVING FAMILY MEMBERS WHO SPEAK TO AUDIENCES ABOUT THE LIFE ALTERING CONSEQUENCES OF IMPAIRED DRIVING.

    • It takes approximately six hours after drinking for the body to completely eliminate alcohol from its system with a BAC level of .08 g/dL

    • (21:33) DUI Victim Impact Panel Speech by Martin Lockett by Adopt Animate Channel

    • (28:36) MADD - Lives Affected - YouTube

    • Chapter 2 Quiz: DWI/DUI/OMVWI Statistics

  • 4

    Chapter 3: Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) and Legal Limits, How Much is Too Much?

    • While 0.08 is the BAC level that will result in a charge of DUI, DUII or DWI there are zero tolerance and enhanced penalty BAC levels that differ from state to state. Also note that the fines, fees and laws are different in each state.

    • You are legally intoxicated in Texas when your blood alcohol concentration reaches 0.08%, but you are breaking the law as soon as drugs or alcohol affect your driving — or flying or boating — ability.

    • How Many Drinks Does it Take to Reach 0.08 %BAC? You should never drink and drive, no matter how much you’ve consumed. You can be impaired and arrested even if your BAC is under 0.08%.

    • (05:07) Blood Alcohol Concentration by Healthy McGill Channel

    • (02:20) How Alcohol Affects Your Brain And Body by Business Insider Channel

    • (02:05) What Alcohol Does to Your Body by simple show foundation Channel

    • (06:11) Effects Of Alcohol and Your B.A.C | Blood Alcohol Content | Alcohol and Health by Cops, Court and Community Channel

    • (01:55) How to Calculate Blood Alcohol Level by Howcast Channel

    • (03:13) How Many Drinks to 0.08? | 300lb. NFL Lineman vs. 110lb. Woman 88,123 views•Feb 2, 2016 by BACtrack Channel

    • (04:00) How Many Beers to Reach .08% BAC? | Light Beer vs. IPA by BACtrack Channel

    • (03:39) How Many Glasses of Wine to Reach 0.08% BAC? by BACtrack

    • (06:10) The Truth About Alcohol's Health Benefits by Science Plus

    • (09:09) How To Drink Alcohol The Healthy Way (MAX LUGAVERE) by Mind Pump TV Channel

    • (04:09) The effects of alcohol & how much alcohol is safe to consume by Chrissy B Show Channel

    • (05:33) Alcoholism: How much is too much? by SciShow Psych Channel

    • (10:54) How to Stay Sober Around Drunk People, Psychologist and Criminologist Ralph Smart by Infinite Waters (diving deep)

    • Chapter 3 Quiz: Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) and Legal Limits

  • 5

    Chapter 4: Driving and Performance Under the Influence of Commonly Abused Substances

    • PRESENTATION: Understanding the Influence of Substances on Driving Performance.pdf

    • You can’t drive safely if you’re impaired. That’s why it’s illegal everywhere in America to drive under the influence of alcohol, marijuana, opioids, methamphetamines, or any potentially impairing drug–prescribed or over the counter.

    • Cannabis, Impaired Driving, and Road Safety: An Overview of Key Questions and Issues

    • MDMA (ecstasy) effects on actual driving performance before and after sleep deprivation, as function of dose and concentration in blood and oral fluid.

    • Alcohol and other impairing drugs are involved in approximately 40 percent of all traffic crashes in which someone is killed each year.

    • What Are the Effects of Alcohol on the Body? Alcohol can cause both short-term effects, such as lowered inhibitions, and long-term effects, including a weakened immune system.

    • (03:57) Effects of Alcohol on the Brain, Animation, Professional version. - YouTube

    • (02:13) Driver under influence of DRUGS performs 'worst ever' road side test - YouTube

    • (03:47) Marijuana Intoxication and Driving by Healthcare Triage Channel

    • (01:51) Driving under the influence of drugs - YouTube

    • (10:15) The impact of drug driving and the effect of roadside testing by Dr Luke Downey by PsychScene Hub Channel

    • (21:23) HOW DO I AVOID GETTING A DWI OR DUI? WHAT HAPPENS IF I GET A DUI? WHAT'S THE LEGAL LIMIT? BY MADANA HURMOZ LAW at www.hermizlaw.com

    • (05:25) Drinking & Driving - How Alcohol Affects Your Body? - YouTube

    • Chapter 4 Quiz: Driving and Performance Under the Influence

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    Chapter 5: Addiction and the Rat Park Rat Experiments

    • We owe to American psychologist, Dr Bruce Alexander, the understanding that addiction is about far more than any drug. That a person, or animal in his studies, is an active ingredient in their interaction with a drug.

    • Rat Park, the rats could drink a fluid from one of two drop dispensers, which automatically recorded how much each rat drank. One dispenser contained a sweetened morphine solution and the other plain tap water.

    • (16:14) Rat Park Documentary: Behind The Scenes by Channel VICE TV

    • (13:09) Understanding Addiction - Rat Park by Channel Let's Suffer Together

    • (04:52) Beating Drug Addiction - The Rat Park Experiment by Channel Wisdom Land

    • A coping mechanism is a specific procedure, process or technique, which manages or creates adaptation to stress.

    • (21:28) How To Let Go of a Coping Mechanism - Teal Swan - 177,161 views

    • Chapter 5 Quiz: Addiction and the Rat Park Rat Experiments

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    Chapter 6: Alcohol and Alcoholism

    • Alcohol use disorder (which includes a level that's sometimes called alcoholism) is a pattern of alcohol use that involves problems controlling your drinking, being preoccupied with alcohol, continuing to use alcohol even when it causes problems,...

    • For thousands of years, people have been brewing and fermenting alcoholic drinks. Alcohol has been a staple of human civilization. But there are people who cannot regulate their desire and therefore intake of alcohol regardless of negative conseq

    • (43:55) Alcoholism and How to Quit Drinking Alcohol 176,110 views

    • Chapter 6 Quiz: Alcohol and Alcoholism

  • 8

    Chapter 7: Overcoming Substance Abuse and Addiction

    • Many people don't understand why or how other people become addicted to drugs. Understanding Drug Use and Addiction DrugFacts | National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (nih.gov)

    • (25:40) Addiction and How to Overcome Addiction 83,003 views

    • (15:09) How to Triumph Over Any Addiction—Don't Give Up...This Shall Pass! (The Strength is Within) 46,202 views

    • Chapter 7 Quiz: Overcoming Substance Abuse and Addiction

  • 9

    Chapter 8: Drug Abuse and Addiction Myth Busters

    • Get Help for Substance Abuse Substance abuse is the misuse of alcohol, prescription or over-the-counter medications, and the use of illegal drugs. Find treatment and recovery services for substance abuse and learn how to prevent drug and alcohol problems.

    • To understand addiction, imagine that someone has a deep wound, but there is either no way to directly address the wound so as to heal it or the person believes there is no way to do so.

    • (03:30) What Causes Addiction by Channel Minute Videos

    • (05:41) Addiction (Kurzgesagt Archived video) by Channel Theatrum

    • (14:42) Everything you think you know about addiction is wrong | Johann Hari

    • (06:59) Overcoming Addiction - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO FINALLY BEAT IT by Channel Improvement Pill

    • Chapter 8 Quiz: Drug Abuse and Addiction Myth Busters

  • 10

    Chapter 9: The Root Causes of Addiction

    • Every single addiction is in fact a coping mechanism that people are compelled to repeat because it brings some form of specific relief. To cope is to make a specific alteration mentally, emotionally & physically so that you can manage or adapt to stress.

    • (37:58) Overcoming Addiction - The Root Cause Of Every Addiction 941,853 views

    • (22:18) DO THIS To Destroy Your Addictions TODAY! | Russell Brand 283,421 views

    • Chapter 9 Quiz: The Root Cause of Addiction

  • 11

    Chapter 10: Subtle Addictions and Myth Busters

    • Common myths about addiction Almost everything we think we know about addiction is wrong. These myths hurt families and friends – and they make it harder for people to get well.

    • (44:56) Subtle Addictions by Leo Gura @actualized.org 60,704 views

    • (05:09) You Want Life To Improve But You Don't Want To Change 13,537 views

    • Chapter 10 Quiz: Subtle Addictions, Addictions and Myth Busters

  • 12

    Chapter 11: Modern Drug Abuse

    • When you use street or club drugs, you’re taking a lot of risks. The drugs are dangerous, and usually there’s no way to know how strong they are or what else may be in them. It's even more unsafe to use them along with other substances like alcoho

    • (02:13) Your Brain on Drugs: Alcohol by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (02:27) What Happens to the Brain When Both Alcohol and Cannabis are Introduced? by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (02:26) Your Brain on Drugs: Marijuana by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (02:35) Your Brain On Edible Marijuana by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (04:17) What Is The Most Dangerous Drug In The World? ft. In A Nutshell (Kurzgesagt) by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (03:44) Your Brain On Fentanyl (FIXED) by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (03:03) Your Brain on Crack Cocaine by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (03:34) Your Brain On Ayahuasca: The Hallucinogenic Drug by asapSCIENCE

    • (02:50) Your Brain On Shrooms by asapSCIENCE

    • (01:27) Your Brain on LSD and Acid by asapSCIENCE

    • (03:14) Your Brain On Coffee by asapSCIENCE

    • (02:37) Your Brain On MDMA by asapSCIENCE

    • (03:20) Your Brain On Adderall - The Study Drug by asapSCIENCE

    • (02:19) What causes a Hangover? by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (02:30) The Scientific Hangover Cure by asapSCIENCE Channel

    • (05:40) What Happens When You Drink Alcohol on an Empty Stomach? by The Infographics Show Channel

    • Chapter 11 Quiz: Street Drugs and Modern Drug Abuse

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    Chapter 12: The Subconscious and Behavior Change

    • New belief modification programs that engage the brain’s super-learning processes, allowing programs to be changed within minutes. We’ve compiled relevant resources.

    • (13:43) How Changing Your Story Can Change Your Life – Dr. Bruce Lipton on How to Reprogram Your Mind 853,897 views

    • People in addiction have three main problems: 1. They want to create a massive change in their lives, but the change is so massive that it overwhelms their capacity for self-control, self-direction, choice or whatever you want to call it. So they fail.

    • (08:08) Jordan Peterson - Why You Have to Change 217,131 views

    • Why is it so hard to change who we are? Why do we get stuck in the same old patterns of unhappiness and lack of fulfillment? In Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, Joe Dispenza suggests that it’s our habits that keep us from creating the life we want.

    • (11:01) How Changing Your Story Can Change Your Life – Dr. Joe Dispenza on How to Reprogram Your Mind 425,145 views

    • (10:15) How To Change Your Life - Making BIG Life Changes Actually Stick 162,320 views

    • Bob Proctor presents the idea that success and wealth are significantly influenced by one’s “paradigm”—a collection of unconscious habits, beliefs, and behaviors shaping the way we interpret and interact with the world.

    • (17:09) 6 Pieces of Life-Changing ADVICE from Bob Proctor | #BelieveLife 17,879 views

    • Chapter 12 Quiz: The Subconscious and Behavior Change

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