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Illegal cannabis packaging can look just like popular candy brands, so they're easy to mistake for the real thing. This Halloween season make sure all cannabis products are locked in a secure place out of reach from children. More safety tips here: beintheknowct.org/health-and…

Did You Know – SAMHSA National Model Standards for Peer Certification: Learn more about how we incorporated SAMHSA's recommendations on formal education requirements.

Stay safe this Halloween! Cannabis products can look like candy. Make sure all cannabis products are secured in a locked place. Learn more about safe storage here: beintheknowct.org/health-and…

There is always hope. If you or a loved one is struggling with opioid use disorder you are not alone. Learn more about available support at liveloud.org.

It's almost Halloween - Talking to your teen about peer pressure doesn't have to be scary! Just a two-minute chat can make a big difference. Check out our conversation tips to make sure you feel prepared and safe this holiday season.

Tomorrow is DEA Takeback Day! Use this opportunity to safely dispose of any unused medications. Find a dropoff location near you: portal.ct.gov/dcp/knowledge-…

Did You Know – SAMHSA National Model Standards for Peer Certification: This week we're featuring how we incorporated SAMHSA's recommendations on the structure, format, and accommodations of the peer certification examination.

Naloxone saves lives. Find out how to get free naloxone and add it to your first aid kit today! liveloud.org/stay-safe/get-f…

Cannabis is toxic for children and pets. Keep everyone in your household safe by storing all cannabis products in a secure and locked place. Find other health and safety tips here: beintheknowct.org/health-and…

Did You Know – SAMHSA National Model Standards for Peer Certification: Learn more about how we incorporated SAMHSA's recommendations on examination content.

Saturday, October 24 is DEA Takeback Day! If you have unused medications you would like to dispose of safely, use this map to find a drug collection box near you! portal.ct.gov/dcp/knowledge-…

You are not alone. Over 23 million people are in recovery for substance use. Start your recovery journey today. For information about treatment and resources in Connecticut, call our 24/7 Access Line at 1-800-563-4086.

Learn the warning signs of problem gambling and how to get help for yourself or a loved one at ResponsiblePlayCT.org/Risks. Need help now? Call the problem gambling helpline at 1-888-789-7777 to be connected to a trained helpline specialist.

Keep yourself and others safe. Don't drive under the influence of cannabis. Learn more about the laws around cannabis usage in Connecticut here: beintheknowct.org/

Got old or unused medications in your medicine cabinet? Take a few minutes to clean them out! Reminders of best practices: -Don't flush medications down the toilet or pour them down the drain. -Find a local drug collection box for easy dropoff. portal.ct.gov/dcp/knowledge-…

Every person's recovery journey looks different. What matters is what works for you. Take the first step towards recovery. Visit LiveLOUD.org or Call 1-800-563-4086 for more information.

Drinking alcohol can increase your risk of developing breast cancer. Learn more about how alcohol affects women here: ctstronger.org/information-f…

Did You Know – SAMHSA National Model Standards for Peer Certification: SAMHSA recommended that certified peer workers lead the peer certification examination development. Learn more about how we fulfilled this standard by collaborating with the peer worker community.

Cannabis use can have a negative impact on your physical and mental health. Learn more about the health risks here: beintheknowct.org/health-and…

Today is Military Suicide Awareness & Remembrance Day. On this and every day we remember those who served, honor those we lost, and stand with those still carrying the weight of their service. If you or a loved one need help, call 988 or visit this site: veteranscrisisline.net/