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When you look at your life,
what do you see?
What moments are meaningful?
How do you measure success?
Redefine: Memorable
Redefine: Memorable
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Redefine: Hangover
Redefine: Hangover
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Redefine: The Spins
Redefine: The Spins
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Redefine: Lit
Redefine: Lit
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What will you redefine?
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You define your life.
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Redefine: Bottoms Up
Redefine: Bottoms Up
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Redefine: Shots
Redefine: Shots
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Redefine: Lightweight
Redefine: Lightweight
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Redefine: Stone Cold Sober
Redefine: Stone Cold Sober
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Redefine: Tipsy
Redefine: Tipsy
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#redefine
Prevention Action Alliance
The Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Liquor Control wants teens to live life to the fullest and to know that drinking isn't the foundation of a good time. They want to #redefine fun. Learn more at redefine's website.
#DYK Underage youth between 12 to 20 years-old are responsible
for drinking 11% of all the alcohol consumed in our country.
Take a look at our partner, Prevention Action Alliance's tips on how to stand firm against underage drinking.
http://bit.ly/2KWPZnw
for drinking 11% of all the alcohol consumed in our country.
Take a look at our partner, Prevention Action Alliance's tips on how to stand firm against underage drinking.
http://bit.ly/2KWPZnw
Know! To Stand Firm Against Underage Drinking
Leading healthy communities in the prevention of substance misuse and the promotion of mental health wellness
preventionactionalliance.org
Are you or someone you know suffering from addiction or battling with a mental health disorder?
You are not alone. Access the SAMHSA Help Line from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration at the link below.
Our goal is to provide resources to those young and old who need help and support.
http://bit.ly/2L2rDZK
You are not alone. Access the SAMHSA Help Line from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration at the link below.
Our goal is to provide resources to those young and old who need help and support.
http://bit.ly/2L2rDZK
National Helpline | SAMHSA - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Frequently Asked Questions What is SAMHSA’s National Helpline? SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357), (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service) or TTY: 1-800-487-4889 is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for...
samhsa.gov
Thanks for sharing! Our aim is to focus on a living life to the fullest while keeping our communities safe.
Check out our promotional toolkit for a quick, simple way to spread the word and show others how you #redefine.
Check out our promotional toolkit for a quick, simple way to spread the word and show others how you #redefine.
Prosper for Purpose
We recently collaborated on a campaign with Ohio Department of Commerce called Redefine.
#Redefine de-emphasizes the role of alcohol and instead focuses on creating memorable experiences without alcohol. Check out the promotional toolkit with shareable images to help us promote this important initiative!
#Redefine de-emphasizes the role of alcohol and instead focuses on creating memorable experiences without alcohol. Check out the promotional toolkit with shareable images to help us promote this important initiative!
Words matter. The words we use have an impact on how we and others see #addiction. Learn how to #redefine the way you see and speak about addiction with our partner Prevention Action Alliance's article about how words matter.
http://bit.ly/2Nn2LZw
http://bit.ly/2Nn2LZw
#DYK: On an average summer day, roughly 11,000 teens take their first drink of alcohol, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
And the younger they are, the more likely they are to develop alcoholism or experiment with drugs later in life.
While you can’t watch over your teen 24/7, here are a few tips & tricks to help them have a safe—and sober—summer:
http://bit.ly/2zjFeX7
And the younger they are, the more likely they are to develop alcoholism or experiment with drugs later in life.
While you can’t watch over your teen 24/7, here are a few tips & tricks to help them have a safe—and sober—summer:
http://bit.ly/2zjFeX7
