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Click here to access a variety of different topics about your health!

Bullying:
  • stopbullyingnow.com

​Cyberbullying:
  • http://stopbullying.gov
  • www.cyberbullying.org

Substance Use:
  • The Cool Spot
  • The Truth
  • Teens: Drug Use

Help for College Students:
  • Viterbo University
    Alcohol and other substance abuse counseling for students
    (608) 796-3825
    Check out the website

  • Western Technical College
    Brief alcohol screening and intervention for college students
    1-800-322-9982
    Check out the website

  • University of Wisconsin- La Crosse
    Personal and group counseling for persons with alcohol and other substance abuse
    (608) 785-8073
    Check out the website

  • La Crosse Collegiate Recovery Program
    Meets every Monday, 7 to 8 p.m. at Common Ground (1344 Pine St., La Crosse). Aims to bring college students together who are currently in recovery from all types of substance abuse to support one another through their recovery (no religious affiliation).
    Check out the website

  • University of Wisconsin La Crosse PRIDE Center
    Safe space for LGBTQ members and allies
    (608) 785-8000
    Check out the website

HOPELINE-24/7 Textline for Help
HOPELINE, by the Center for Suicide Awareness, is a text-in (versus voice call-in) free service for help and hope. HOPELINE is the Emotional Support Text Line in the State of Wisconsin and provides service throughout the entire state.

HOPELINE's purpose is to offer emotional support and resources before situations rise to crisis level. Texts received reflect struggles with breakups, job loss, bullying, LGBTQ issues, parental issues, school, friends, relationship issues or any struggle a person is experiencing.

Here's how it works:
  • HOPELINE Text Line serves anyone in any type of situation, providing them access to free, 24/7 emotional support and information they need via the medium they already use and trust: text.
  • Someone texts into HOPELINE --- 741741 --- anywhere, anytime, about any type of challenge or struggle.
  • A live, trained specialist receives the text and responds quickly.
  • Each person that text in is important to us and we care about what they are dealing with.

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Find Your Natural High!
Hear celebrities talk about their natural highs and why it is important to them. You can follow thousands of other young people just like you on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and connect through your passions on the website below.

You can even get the chance to be featured on the Natural High's website when you share your natural high on Instagram.

Visit Natural High

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This guide by the National Institute on Drug Abuse will provide you with facts, answer common questions, and give you topics to think about related to marijuana, alcohol, and prescription drugs. Click on the button below to get started!
National Institute on Drug Abuse for Teens

​Marijuana Facts for Teens
Have you ever wondered about marijuana: Is it addictive? Can it be dangerous? How many teens use it anyway? Find out in this Marijuana Facts for Teens Guide by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Teen Brochure
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    • Be The One, Start the Conversation
    • Marijuana >
      • La Crosse County Marijuana Trends Report
      • Marijuana 101
      • Driving & Riding
      • Health Effects >
        • Addiction
        • Brain Effects
        • Effects on Pregnancy
      • Edibles
      • Dabbing & Concentrates
      • Educational Advocacy Toolkit
      • Be the One Start the Conversation about Marijuana
      • Resources
    • Alcohol >
      • Effects of Alcohol >
        • Teen Alcohol Use
        • Alcohol and Pregnancy
        • Alcohol and the Elderly
      • Alcohol and Cancer
      • Policies
      • Scenarios to Prepare Tweens, Teens and Young Adults for
      • Resources
    • Prescription Drugs >
      • Types
      • Prescription Drugs and Youth
      • Medication Drop Boxes
      • Medication Safety
      • Tips for Role Models
      • Resources
  • Statistics
  • Resources
    • Youth
    • Parents and Educators
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  • Webinars
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