Fake IDs are a deadly game of legal risk and health consequences for young people whose parents have not been successful at help their teens stay away and afford purchasing a fake ID.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
Scamming of the elderly is a widespread problem that can have serious physical, emotional, and financial consequences. Financial scams targeting seniors have become increasingly common due to the perception that they have significant assets and scams often go unreported. Common types of scams include medical/health insurance fraud, counterfeit prescription drugs, and telemarketing/phone scams. Families need to educate their elderly loved ones on how to protect themselves from scams and what steps to take if they have been victimized, such as filing a police report, reviewing accounts for suspicious activity, and contacting agencies that provide assistance to seniors.
The document discusses various topics related to marketing to children and teens, including the large amounts spent on advertising to these groups, factors that influence brand loyalty, and different types of parents in terms of giving in to children's requests for products. It also covers how marketing preys on negative aspects of children's lives and how companies try to attract and keep customers from childhood to old age through "cradle to grave" branding techniques.
When I first returned to my homeland of Canada two and a half years ago, I was hired as frontline staff in a privately-run group home and was assigned to “Amy”. I was eager to get back to one-on-one work with young women in the hope of guiding them toward empowerment and personal growth. I had no idea that I would be facing a seventeen-year-old’s trauma of being trafficked for sex within the GTA — and worse still, that she had been a victim of that lucrative industry since she was thirteen years old.
The Secret Life of Youth: 7 Surprising Facts about Tomorrow's CustomersGhani Kunto
Brands have been marketing to a fictional version of youth. Here are some interesting findings from our research about what today's young people are REALLY all about.
This document provides guidance on identifying fake IDs for bartenders and servers. It outlines key signs that an ID may be fake such as security features not looking right, photos not matching the person, nervousness, and inconsistencies in ages or home states for people in a group. The document recommends checking expiration dates, asking patrons for multiple forms of ID if unsure, notifying managers of possible fake IDs, and knowing your establishment's policies on acceptable forms of ID. Tools like scanners can help verify if an ID is real, and if fake, IDs should be confiscated according to law.
These PowerPoint presentations are intended for use by crime prevention practitioners who bring their experience and expertise to each topic. The presentations are not intended for public use or by individuals with no training or expertise in crime prevention. Each presentation is intended to educate, increase awareness, and teach prevention strategies. Presenters must discern whether their audiences require a more basic or advanced level of information.
NCPC welcomes your input and would like your assistance in tracking the use of these topical presentations. Please email NCPC at trainings@ncpc.org with information about when and how the presentations were used. If you like, we will also place you in a database to receive updates of the PowerPoint presentations and additional training information. We encourage you to visit www.ncpc.org to find additional information on these topics. We also invite you to send in your own trainer notes, handouts, pictures, and anecdotes to share with others on www.ncpc.org.
Teenagers are often exposed to drugs and alcohol through peer pressure, parental examples, and media influences. A study found that over 50% of 12th graders had used alcohol and nearly 25% had used illicit drugs in the past year. Teens are particularly susceptible to peer pressure as their brains prioritize rewards over risks. Parents who use drugs or drink can negatively influence teens through their example. Media frequently portrays substance use in a positive light without consequences, which teens may emulate. However, various treatment options exist to help teens struggling with addiction.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
Scamming of the elderly is a widespread problem that can have serious physical, emotional, and financial consequences. Financial scams targeting seniors have become increasingly common due to the perception that they have significant assets and scams often go unreported. Common types of scams include medical/health insurance fraud, counterfeit prescription drugs, and telemarketing/phone scams. Families need to educate their elderly loved ones on how to protect themselves from scams and what steps to take if they have been victimized, such as filing a police report, reviewing accounts for suspicious activity, and contacting agencies that provide assistance to seniors.
The document discusses various topics related to marketing to children and teens, including the large amounts spent on advertising to these groups, factors that influence brand loyalty, and different types of parents in terms of giving in to children's requests for products. It also covers how marketing preys on negative aspects of children's lives and how companies try to attract and keep customers from childhood to old age through "cradle to grave" branding techniques.
When I first returned to my homeland of Canada two and a half years ago, I was hired as frontline staff in a privately-run group home and was assigned to “Amy”. I was eager to get back to one-on-one work with young women in the hope of guiding them toward empowerment and personal growth. I had no idea that I would be facing a seventeen-year-old’s trauma of being trafficked for sex within the GTA — and worse still, that she had been a victim of that lucrative industry since she was thirteen years old.
The Secret Life of Youth: 7 Surprising Facts about Tomorrow's CustomersGhani Kunto
Brands have been marketing to a fictional version of youth. Here are some interesting findings from our research about what today's young people are REALLY all about.
This document provides guidance on identifying fake IDs for bartenders and servers. It outlines key signs that an ID may be fake such as security features not looking right, photos not matching the person, nervousness, and inconsistencies in ages or home states for people in a group. The document recommends checking expiration dates, asking patrons for multiple forms of ID if unsure, notifying managers of possible fake IDs, and knowing your establishment's policies on acceptable forms of ID. Tools like scanners can help verify if an ID is real, and if fake, IDs should be confiscated according to law.
These PowerPoint presentations are intended for use by crime prevention practitioners who bring their experience and expertise to each topic. The presentations are not intended for public use or by individuals with no training or expertise in crime prevention. Each presentation is intended to educate, increase awareness, and teach prevention strategies. Presenters must discern whether their audiences require a more basic or advanced level of information.
NCPC welcomes your input and would like your assistance in tracking the use of these topical presentations. Please email NCPC at trainings@ncpc.org with information about when and how the presentations were used. If you like, we will also place you in a database to receive updates of the PowerPoint presentations and additional training information. We encourage you to visit www.ncpc.org to find additional information on these topics. We also invite you to send in your own trainer notes, handouts, pictures, and anecdotes to share with others on www.ncpc.org.
Teenagers are often exposed to drugs and alcohol through peer pressure, parental examples, and media influences. A study found that over 50% of 12th graders had used alcohol and nearly 25% had used illicit drugs in the past year. Teens are particularly susceptible to peer pressure as their brains prioritize rewards over risks. Parents who use drugs or drink can negatively influence teens through their example. Media frequently portrays substance use in a positive light without consequences, which teens may emulate. However, various treatment options exist to help teens struggling with addiction.
Digital Parenting is essentially the parenting of connected kids. The Internet opens a new world of information, commerce, networking, education, and job opportunities that were not available to past generations. But with all of these benefits come risks. Cyberbullying, sexual exploitation, identity theft, and fraud are all very real threats to children living in the Internet age. It is a critical role, as a parent, to educate your children about the Internet and support legitimate, safe use of its offerings.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
The document discusses the relationship between adolescents and illegal substances and potential solutions. It notes the ease with which teens can obtain drugs like alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine today. The effects of substance use on mental and physical health are described. International perspectives are provided on availability, use, and deterrents from places like Pakistan, Holland, Europe, South America, and New Zealand. Proposed solutions include providing more drug education for teens and more strictly enforcing consequences for adolescent drug use.
The document summarizes a report on child identity theft. It finds that child identity theft is much more prevalent than adult identity theft, with children being targeted 35 times more. The percentage of victims under age 5 more than doubled from the previous year. Credit reports are ineffective at detecting 99% of child identity theft cases because thieves often use stolen identities with different names and dates of birth. Identity theft can negatively impact a child's ability to get loans, credit cards, jobs, and scholarships.
Learn what to do if you paid someone you suspect of being a scammer, gave them personal information, or granted them access to your phone or computer.
Scammers are incredibly convincing. They contact, email, and text us in an attempt to obtain our money or sensitive personal information, such as our Social Security numbers or account numbers. They're also really good at what they do. Here's what to do if you paid or offered your personal information to someone you suspect is a fraudster.
Medical identity theft is a growing problem, with over 275,000 cases reported last year in the US. Thieves are stealing patients' personal and medical information to impersonate them and charge medical procedures and services without the patients' consent. This can lead to thousands of dollars in fraudulent bills and damage credit reports. Experts warn that medical identity theft may worsen as more health records are digitized, as digital files can be easily stolen in large quantities. Victims face financial costs resolving the identity theft and correcting erroneous medical files, with the average fraud totaling over $12,000.
Scammers will stop at nothing to get what they want, and seniors and the disabled are common prey for scam artists. Here are few tips and helpful resources to prevent scams and fraud.
1) The document discusses trends in customer data sharing and expectations. It finds that while customers are sharing more data than ever, they also expect better experiences and value in return for their data.
2) Customers see different types of data as having different values. Contact information and online behaviors are typically seen as more valuable than lifestyle or demographic data. However, individuals assign different monetary values to their own data.
3) Many customers feel there is too much data collection but continue sharing large amounts of personal information. Providing explanations for why data is needed can increase customers' willingness to share.
Exposed_ How to catch your unfaithful partner red-handed.pdfvaleriestmarthe1
No one likes to think about it, but unfaithfulness in a relationship is a harsh reality. Whether your partner is having an affair or cheating in other ways, it can be difficult to know for sure. But don’t worry — there are ways to catch your partner red-handed and expose their infedility. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to identify your unfaithful partner and what to do once you catch them. Keep reading to learn more.
This presentation discusses cyber safety, including cyberbullying, cyber predators, phishing, and how to stay safe online. Cyberbullying involves deliberate harassment online and affects many teens. Cyber predators manipulate people online to take advantage of them emotionally, sexually, or financially. Phishing uses fraudulent messages to steal personal information like credit card numbers. To stay safe, do not provide private information in emails, check URLs, and only use secure websites. The presentation aims to educate about online dangers and how to protect yourself in cyberspace.
This document discusses cyberbullying and provides information on its causes, effects, and possible solutions. It defines cyberbullying as bullying that occurs through digital devices and online, and can include sending mean, harmful, or embarrassing content about someone. The main risk factors for cyberbullying are low parental supervision, drug and alcohol abuse, and family conflict. Effects on victims can include depression, low self-esteem, embarrassment, and low grades, and in severe cases, suicide. The document then lists eight possible solutions to cyberbullying, such as limiting personal information shared online, talking to others, and saving evidence of cyberbullying.
This document discusses different types of scams and provides tips to avoid them. It covers Acai berry scams, mystery shopping scams, advance-fee loan scams, and identity theft scams. For each scam type, it provides a brief description and then tips to avoid becoming a victim. The tips include things like not paying upfront fees, verifying companies are legitimate before sharing personal information, and being wary of unsolicited offers that seem too good to be true.
1) The document discusses topics related to marketing, including how corporations target children and influence purchasing behaviors. 2) It explains how companies try to attract customers early in life and maintain loyalty throughout their lifetime for increased profits. 3) Key marketing concepts are outlined, such as identifying, satisfying, and retaining customers, as well as factors that influence brand loyalty.
This document discusses the legal and social consequences of possessing or using fake IDs in Virginia. It notes that having a fake ID is a criminal offense that can result in fines, license suspension, a permanent criminal record, legal fees, and educational or immigration consequences. Beyond legal issues, using a fake ID can also damage social reputation. The document advises avoiding fake IDs and following the law to prevent these consequences, and encourages open discussion from parents and educators on the risks of fake IDs.
This poster aims to discourage teenage pregnancy through statistics and realistic portrayals. It establishes trust with its recognizable logo and provides a helpline for claims or contacts. Both visuals showcase the difficulties of teenage parenting, with 90% of teenage couples not marrying and one image quoting the challenges of being much younger with a mixed-race baby. The intent is to help teenagers realize having babies young is not right and they have life ahead of them.
The document provides information and advice for parents on how to talk to their children about human trafficking. It defines sex trafficking and outlines some basic tools for protecting children, such as knowing where they are, what they do online, talking to them about exploitation, and knowing warning signs of abuse. It also discusses starting age-appropriate conversations, internet safety, social media use, and warning signs of trafficking in younger children and teens. The goal is to give parents insight and strategies for discussing this difficult topic at different age levels to help keep children safe from commercial sexual exploitation.
This document discusses the dangers of underage drinking. It notes that the brain is not fully developed until age 23-25 and drinking can cause permanent damage. It also says that underage drinking leads to risky behaviors like unprotected sex and crime. Additionally, it costs the state $1.7 billion annually to deal with alcohol-related crashes and injuries among youth. The document provides tips for parents to prevent underage drinking through open communication, supervision, and being a positive role model.
This document discusses CBD products and their potential impact on employment. It notes that while CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC are legal, many CBD products are unregulated and may contain higher and illegal levels of THC. This could lead to failing a drug test at work. It advises checking with your employer about their policies on CBD and marijuana use, as a positive drug test may jeopardize your employment even if you used CBD legally.
This is an education PowerPoint presentation with professional voice over available at WorkExcel.com. It is also available as a video, DVD disc, or an online Web course that you own and upload to your own Web site or you can have students play it from a disc. It includes information for human resource managers needing an educational program to deal with the problems of CBD oil related positive tests among employees. Here's why: CBD Oil, THC, and Your Job
CBD products have flooded the marketplace since 2018, when the federal government legalized cannabis plants containing less than 0.3% of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which produces the high from marijuana. However, hemp-derived CBD products are mostly unregulated, so you would have no way to know if the THC level is above the legal limit and could get you into trouble at work.
The legalization of medical marijuana in most states and recreational weed in some states complicates the issue for employees and employers. The federal government still considers marijuana or any product containing more than 0.3% THC illegal.
Here is what you need to consider before using any CBD and THC-containing cannabis products so that you do not jeopardize your employment.
What Is CBD, and Is It Legal?
CBD oil can be purchased in many forms, including oil, capsules, spray, creams, tablets, food and drink. CBD oil is derived from a hemp variety of cannabis, which is low in THC, the marijuana compound that makes people high. CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC are legal under federal law. CBD is short for cannabidiol.
What Are the Benefits of Using CBD?
Patients use CBD to treat pain, anxiety, sleep issues, and other conditions. However, research on the drug’s effectiveness for those and other conditions is limited. Studies are continuing into its benefits and possible uses for CBD. However, some users claim little or no benefit.
Why Should You Be Concerned if You Use CBD?
The Food and Drug Administration has approved only one CBD product, a prescription drug that treats seizures. Other CBD products readily available to consumers may make unsubstantiated claims, and because they are often unregulated, they may be of questionable quality. For instance, the amount of THC in those products may be higher than 0.3% despite what the label says. If you use one of those products, you don’t know if you are consuming higher and illegal amounts of THC, which could lead to a failed drug test at work.
CBD also has side effects, including potential liver damage, male reproductive issues, changes in alertness or mood, and gastrointestinal problems.
How Do Employers View CBD Use by Their Workers?
Many employers understand that some workers may use CBD to relieve pain, anxiety, and other conditions. However, a drug test cannot discern whether you failed because of a CBD product that misstated its THC level or if you were using marijuana. Before using CBD, you should consult your physician.
Digital Parenting is essentially the parenting of connected kids. The Internet opens a new world of information, commerce, networking, education, and job opportunities that were not available to past generations. But with all of these benefits come risks. Cyberbullying, sexual exploitation, identity theft, and fraud are all very real threats to children living in the Internet age. It is a critical role, as a parent, to educate your children about the Internet and support legitimate, safe use of its offerings.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
The document discusses the relationship between adolescents and illegal substances and potential solutions. It notes the ease with which teens can obtain drugs like alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine today. The effects of substance use on mental and physical health are described. International perspectives are provided on availability, use, and deterrents from places like Pakistan, Holland, Europe, South America, and New Zealand. Proposed solutions include providing more drug education for teens and more strictly enforcing consequences for adolescent drug use.
The document summarizes a report on child identity theft. It finds that child identity theft is much more prevalent than adult identity theft, with children being targeted 35 times more. The percentage of victims under age 5 more than doubled from the previous year. Credit reports are ineffective at detecting 99% of child identity theft cases because thieves often use stolen identities with different names and dates of birth. Identity theft can negatively impact a child's ability to get loans, credit cards, jobs, and scholarships.
Learn what to do if you paid someone you suspect of being a scammer, gave them personal information, or granted them access to your phone or computer.
Scammers are incredibly convincing. They contact, email, and text us in an attempt to obtain our money or sensitive personal information, such as our Social Security numbers or account numbers. They're also really good at what they do. Here's what to do if you paid or offered your personal information to someone you suspect is a fraudster.
Medical identity theft is a growing problem, with over 275,000 cases reported last year in the US. Thieves are stealing patients' personal and medical information to impersonate them and charge medical procedures and services without the patients' consent. This can lead to thousands of dollars in fraudulent bills and damage credit reports. Experts warn that medical identity theft may worsen as more health records are digitized, as digital files can be easily stolen in large quantities. Victims face financial costs resolving the identity theft and correcting erroneous medical files, with the average fraud totaling over $12,000.
Scammers will stop at nothing to get what they want, and seniors and the disabled are common prey for scam artists. Here are few tips and helpful resources to prevent scams and fraud.
1) The document discusses trends in customer data sharing and expectations. It finds that while customers are sharing more data than ever, they also expect better experiences and value in return for their data.
2) Customers see different types of data as having different values. Contact information and online behaviors are typically seen as more valuable than lifestyle or demographic data. However, individuals assign different monetary values to their own data.
3) Many customers feel there is too much data collection but continue sharing large amounts of personal information. Providing explanations for why data is needed can increase customers' willingness to share.
Exposed_ How to catch your unfaithful partner red-handed.pdfvaleriestmarthe1
No one likes to think about it, but unfaithfulness in a relationship is a harsh reality. Whether your partner is having an affair or cheating in other ways, it can be difficult to know for sure. But don’t worry — there are ways to catch your partner red-handed and expose their infedility. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to identify your unfaithful partner and what to do once you catch them. Keep reading to learn more.
This presentation discusses cyber safety, including cyberbullying, cyber predators, phishing, and how to stay safe online. Cyberbullying involves deliberate harassment online and affects many teens. Cyber predators manipulate people online to take advantage of them emotionally, sexually, or financially. Phishing uses fraudulent messages to steal personal information like credit card numbers. To stay safe, do not provide private information in emails, check URLs, and only use secure websites. The presentation aims to educate about online dangers and how to protect yourself in cyberspace.
This document discusses cyberbullying and provides information on its causes, effects, and possible solutions. It defines cyberbullying as bullying that occurs through digital devices and online, and can include sending mean, harmful, or embarrassing content about someone. The main risk factors for cyberbullying are low parental supervision, drug and alcohol abuse, and family conflict. Effects on victims can include depression, low self-esteem, embarrassment, and low grades, and in severe cases, suicide. The document then lists eight possible solutions to cyberbullying, such as limiting personal information shared online, talking to others, and saving evidence of cyberbullying.
This document discusses different types of scams and provides tips to avoid them. It covers Acai berry scams, mystery shopping scams, advance-fee loan scams, and identity theft scams. For each scam type, it provides a brief description and then tips to avoid becoming a victim. The tips include things like not paying upfront fees, verifying companies are legitimate before sharing personal information, and being wary of unsolicited offers that seem too good to be true.
1) The document discusses topics related to marketing, including how corporations target children and influence purchasing behaviors. 2) It explains how companies try to attract customers early in life and maintain loyalty throughout their lifetime for increased profits. 3) Key marketing concepts are outlined, such as identifying, satisfying, and retaining customers, as well as factors that influence brand loyalty.
This document discusses the legal and social consequences of possessing or using fake IDs in Virginia. It notes that having a fake ID is a criminal offense that can result in fines, license suspension, a permanent criminal record, legal fees, and educational or immigration consequences. Beyond legal issues, using a fake ID can also damage social reputation. The document advises avoiding fake IDs and following the law to prevent these consequences, and encourages open discussion from parents and educators on the risks of fake IDs.
This poster aims to discourage teenage pregnancy through statistics and realistic portrayals. It establishes trust with its recognizable logo and provides a helpline for claims or contacts. Both visuals showcase the difficulties of teenage parenting, with 90% of teenage couples not marrying and one image quoting the challenges of being much younger with a mixed-race baby. The intent is to help teenagers realize having babies young is not right and they have life ahead of them.
The document provides information and advice for parents on how to talk to their children about human trafficking. It defines sex trafficking and outlines some basic tools for protecting children, such as knowing where they are, what they do online, talking to them about exploitation, and knowing warning signs of abuse. It also discusses starting age-appropriate conversations, internet safety, social media use, and warning signs of trafficking in younger children and teens. The goal is to give parents insight and strategies for discussing this difficult topic at different age levels to help keep children safe from commercial sexual exploitation.
This document discusses the dangers of underage drinking. It notes that the brain is not fully developed until age 23-25 and drinking can cause permanent damage. It also says that underage drinking leads to risky behaviors like unprotected sex and crime. Additionally, it costs the state $1.7 billion annually to deal with alcohol-related crashes and injuries among youth. The document provides tips for parents to prevent underage drinking through open communication, supervision, and being a positive role model.
This document discusses CBD products and their potential impact on employment. It notes that while CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC are legal, many CBD products are unregulated and may contain higher and illegal levels of THC. This could lead to failing a drug test at work. It advises checking with your employer about their policies on CBD and marijuana use, as a positive drug test may jeopardize your employment even if you used CBD legally.
This is an education PowerPoint presentation with professional voice over available at WorkExcel.com. It is also available as a video, DVD disc, or an online Web course that you own and upload to your own Web site or you can have students play it from a disc. It includes information for human resource managers needing an educational program to deal with the problems of CBD oil related positive tests among employees. Here's why: CBD Oil, THC, and Your Job
CBD products have flooded the marketplace since 2018, when the federal government legalized cannabis plants containing less than 0.3% of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which produces the high from marijuana. However, hemp-derived CBD products are mostly unregulated, so you would have no way to know if the THC level is above the legal limit and could get you into trouble at work.
The legalization of medical marijuana in most states and recreational weed in some states complicates the issue for employees and employers. The federal government still considers marijuana or any product containing more than 0.3% THC illegal.
Here is what you need to consider before using any CBD and THC-containing cannabis products so that you do not jeopardize your employment.
What Is CBD, and Is It Legal?
CBD oil can be purchased in many forms, including oil, capsules, spray, creams, tablets, food and drink. CBD oil is derived from a hemp variety of cannabis, which is low in THC, the marijuana compound that makes people high. CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC are legal under federal law. CBD is short for cannabidiol.
What Are the Benefits of Using CBD?
Patients use CBD to treat pain, anxiety, sleep issues, and other conditions. However, research on the drug’s effectiveness for those and other conditions is limited. Studies are continuing into its benefits and possible uses for CBD. However, some users claim little or no benefit.
Why Should You Be Concerned if You Use CBD?
The Food and Drug Administration has approved only one CBD product, a prescription drug that treats seizures. Other CBD products readily available to consumers may make unsubstantiated claims, and because they are often unregulated, they may be of questionable quality. For instance, the amount of THC in those products may be higher than 0.3% despite what the label says. If you use one of those products, you don’t know if you are consuming higher and illegal amounts of THC, which could lead to a failed drug test at work.
CBD also has side effects, including potential liver damage, male reproductive issues, changes in alertness or mood, and gastrointestinal problems.
How Do Employers View CBD Use by Their Workers?
Many employers understand that some workers may use CBD to relieve pain, anxiety, and other conditions. However, a drug test cannot discern whether you failed because of a CBD product that misstated its THC level or if you were using marijuana. Before using CBD, you should consult your physician.
Delta-8 THC is a psychoactive compound found in marijuana that is not well regulated by the government. While it produces similar effects to other forms of THC, it also poses health risks like hallucinations and vomiting. Producers claim it has fewer side effects than other THCs, but the FDA has serious concerns about its safety and warns against its use. Delta-8 THC was first discovered in the early 1900s but is now more popular as it can be manufactured from CBD oil.
Employee morale and a positive workplace are achievable and here are a large collection of tips and how-to's for making it happen, reducing conflict, and increasing happiness. This is a powerpoint with sound files you also purchase at workexcel.com and a DVD, Video, Online Training WEb course is also available. All formats have sound, test, and handout. Positive workplaces promote productivity and they can play a significant role in reducing workplace violence
Daniel A. Feerst has over 35 years of experience in fields related to behavioral health including employee assistance programs, substance abuse treatment, healthcare management, and clinical work. He has held various roles such as an EAP director, clinical manager, consultant, and publisher. He has extensive experience providing services, developing programs and products, consulting, training, and publishing in the EAP and behavioral health fields.
The document discusses different types of difficult coworkers and how to handle them. It identifies chatterboxes, critics/complainers, illusionists, glory hogs, and delegators as common difficult personalities. It advises that the best way to deal with these coworkers is to interrupt their problematic patterns early on, otherwise the relationship could deteriorate further and the difficult behaviors may be blamed on you.
Difficult coworkers exist in every workplace. Do you know how to handle them? The actions and personality traits of difficult people make it hard to work with them. They come in many types.
■The chatterbox never stops talking and prevents work from getting done. Chatterboxes include those who gossip and share “too much information.” (TMI!)
■The criticizer/complainer is a negative person who never says anything good about anyone. The complaints go on and on!
■The illusionist promises the world, but later doesn’t follow through and fails to meet commitments.
■The glory hog wants power, credit, and the spotlight, whether deserved or not.
■The delegator never completes his or her fair share of the work and always has an excuse such as "I'm sick." or "I have to pick up my kids." The key to intervention is to interrupt the difficult coworker’s pattern early in your relationship or it will only get worse. If you don’t, you could be blamed later when conflict with the difficult person becomes a pattern others notice—such as your boss. Dealing with Difficult Workers and Difficult People at Work and on the Job Download this at the following link -https://www.workexcel.com/e038-dealing-with-difficult-coworkers/
This is depression education and awareness PowerPoint (PPT) designed to educate employees and family member about the signs, symptoms, and treatability of major depressive disorder
Effective communication in the workplace is not a natural skill. It is a learned style of interacting with fellow workers that allows them and ourselves to experience more workplace and job satisfaction. We learn workplace communication from others the easy way or the hard way with job reviews that show us just how much of a problem we have among your peers and bosses. All organizations want to improve workplace place communication and reap the benefits that come from it. The importance of good workplace communication.
Employee Assistance Program EAP tools and resources catalog. EAP Training is difficult to find, but for over 20 years, EAPtools.com (now WorkExcel.com) has offered a growing list of Employee Assistance Program topics that you find above to help your EAP train employees, supervisors, and family members, and do so with brandable and editable materials that will help you protect your program while also reducing risk to the host organizations you serve. The valuable feature with WorkExcel.com's EAP training is your ability to brand the product with your logo for a more professional and original look. All training for EAP topics come in PowerPoint with sound, DVD, Web course for uploading to your web site, and Video in any format. If you are outside the USA and you direct employee assistance programme training, then you will find these topics perfectly suited for your purposes. We now about 60 topics but your long term goal is 500 topics. Your EAP program for employees will also be more financially valuable to purchasers with these topics in place because they prove that your services are "value-added" products that reduce risk. Frankly, it has been our opinion that a discount for property-causalty insurance should be requested for training employees in these EAP topics. Every employee counseling program can benefit from both supervisor training and employee training. You want to stay engaged with employees and workers. If you do not, your EAP utilization rate will suffer. When this happens, management starts thinking about contracting out the EAP for cheap. Don't let this happen to you. An (EAP) Employee Assistance program is only as good as its reach, utilization, and ability to gain supervisor referrals of the most difficult employees. Employees assistance program education supports the visibility of an organization's primary helping resource for stress management and resolving personal problems of employees. All employee assistance program services need outreach programs on a large variety of topics, and they need to trust this outreach technique and not expect any referrals as a result of training, but instead an increase in the number of employees referred to for personable problems as visibility become more top of mind among those in the workforce. Work-life assistance program will also benefit from the EAP training offered by WorkExcel.com.
Get seven more handout at http://www.workexcel.com/reasonable-suspicion-dot-drug-alcohol-training-for-supervisors-2hr-Certificate/ - this is a reasonable suspicion training handout that educates the supervisor in the signs and symptoms common to the progression of alcohol abuse and alcoholism. What is Reasonable Suspicion Training? Who is prepared to observe employees for reasonable suspicion? What is the necessary education require to be effective in spotting an employee who may be under the influence.
The document discusses alcoholism and denial. It explains that alcoholics often define alcoholism in a way that excludes themselves by focusing on symptoms they do not have. As symptoms develop, alcoholics will change their definition over time. The document also notes that while in denial, alcoholics have some awareness of a connection between drinking and problems in their lives. This makes it possible to conduct an assessment to provide accurate information challenging their misconceptions about alcoholism. Finally, it states there is no such thing as a "functional alcoholic," as that term is used to dismiss the severity of alcoholism.
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Fake IDs and Parenting: What You Need to Know
A teengettingafake identificationcardisnothingnew.Althoughmoststateshave made itmore
difficulttoduplicate adriver’slicensesince 9/11,young adultscan still purchase IDsthatmake themold
enoughtobuy alcohol orget intoa nightclub.Whatisnew is thatresearchershave foundthatyoung
adultswithfake IDsare more likelytogetintotrouble withdrugsandalcohol thantheircounterparts.
There isno mysterytothisstatisticsince fake IDsare primarilyobtainedforthe purchase of alcohol by
underage users.
What researchersfoundwasshocking.Teensandyoungadultswithfake IDswere drasticallymore likely
to binge drink. NIAAA defines bingedrinkingasa patternof drinkingthatbringsbloodalcohol
concentration(BAC) levelsto0.08 g/dL.This typicallyoccursafter4 drinks forthe average weightteen.
These fake IDusersare alsomore likelytosmoke marijuanaanduse more dangerous hallucinogensand
narcotics.
A fake ID alsocorrelatedwithgettingarrested.Anolderstudycitesthat56 percentof fake ID holders
usedalcohol the previousweek,comparedto14 percentof under-age studentswhodidn’thave fake
IDs.
(Here isa thought.Since alcoholismand“sedativism”isgeneticallylinkedforsusceptibility—provenfor
the most part—andnota psychological manifestation,thenwe are likelywitnessingteensalready
exposedtoalcohol andseekingtouse itmore frequently,pursuingthe purchase of fake IDs.
(ParentHint:If alcoholismrunsinyourfamily,considerkeepinganeye openforthe use of illegally
procuredfake IDsby your teenatsome pointinthe future.It’sall aboutearlyinterventiontohelp
preventalife-longpathof misery.The rationale of course isthatthe earlierdrinkingstartsthe more
likelyalcoholismwillemergelateron.Researchhasalsooverwhelminglydemonstratedthisassociation.)
To be sure,nota teens—includingunderage college students--are gettingfake IDs.Statisticsshowthat7
percentof highschool studentsand14 percentof college freshmenhave them.Somestudiesfindthata
thirdof college studentswill use afake IDhowever,atleastonce.Withthese numbers,the “everybody
else doesit”argumentdoesnotwash,butif youstill easilysuccumbtothisargument,some essential
parentingskillseducationisinorder.
False identificationwill setyourchildbacksome money.Dependingonwhere youlive,itcancost $150
or more.Sometimesclubbouncerswill askforakickbackto not call the police whentheyspota fake ID.
And,of course,if your kidgetscaught, there are court appearancesandlegal fees.
What to Do about Preventingthe Procurementof a Fake ID
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The firststepto preventionisbeingfirmandeducatingyourchildaboutfake IDsandthat theyare
absolutelyunacceptableandwhy.Alsoshare informationaboutthe legal penaltiesfortheiruse and
possession.State lawsvary,sodothe researchinadvance of yourdiscussion.
If you have a qualityrelationshipwithyourteenager,promisingpunishmentforobtainingafake ID may
be effective,butarelationshipthatisdetached,periodic,devoidof trust,orchronicallyproblematicmay
not yieldmuchresults.
You may wantto bondwithotherparentsor groupsto focus ondecreasingthe likelihoodthatkids
searchout a source forfake IDs to beginwith.
The bottom line inall of thisisparental guidance isthe best defense.
What can you doto deteryour childfromgettingafalse ID?These fourtipscan help:
Followthe money.Whetheryourchildisinhighschool or college,if you’rehelpingwith
expenses,youhave the righttoknow where the moneyhasgone.Askyourkidto produce
receiptsorbank statementseverymonth.Youcandetectlarge expensesthatcouldbe the
purchase of fake ID.
Knowyourkids’friends.Make sure youinvite themtofamilydinnerormovie nightsoyoucan
getan ideaof whotheyare andtheirinterests.Trustyourinstincts.
Don’tbe afraidto keeptabsonyour child.Askyourteenor youngadultwholivesathome with
youto call frequentlywhentheyare out,especiallyif yoususpectsome of theirfriendsare
troubled.Overtime,the troubledkidswill findotherfriendswhodon’thave somuchparental
involvement.
Don’tturn a blindeye tounder-age drinking.Althoughit’sconsideredarite of passage in many
circles,drinkingunderthe age of 21 isan illegal activityandcanbe the firststepto problem
drinking.Talktoyour childrenaboutthe effectsof alcohol andmake itknownthatyoudon’t
supportunder-age drinking.Researchthe punishmentinyourstate forusinga fake ID andmake
sure your childrenunderstandthe consequences.
Fake IDs aren’tjustpart of the college,orhighschool,experience.Under-age drinkingcouldsetyour
childupfor additionthatlastsa lifetime.Holdyourkidaccountable anddowhatyou can to discourage
the use of a fake ID.
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