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Some 91传媒 find that their drinking or substance use patterns become problematic. Signs that you may be experiencing a problem include poor academic performance, conflict in social, romantic, or familial relationships, and black-outs. Lindley Counseling can help you address these issues and develop behavior patterns that are more healthy.
Substance Abuse: Impaired ability to regulate substance consumption leading to adverse consequences including:
- Failure to fulfill obligations (academic, social, etc.)
- Use that is physically hazardous
- Legal problems
- Recurrent interpersonal problems
- Medical problems
Substance Dependence: A pattern of maladaptive substance use leading you to significant functional impairment or distress:
- Tolerance (need more of the drug for the same effect)
- Withdrawal (most often alcohol or opiates)
- Use consistently exceeds intentions
- Unsuccessful efforts to control use
- Impairment of functioning
Alcohol is a problem, but cocaine, stimulants, MJ, and LSD are also common problems. Watch for:
- Repeated pattern of drinking or using in spite of adverse consequences
- Academic effects
- Risky behavior such as driving or indiscriminate sexual behavior; blackouts
Remember: There is danger of death by alcohol poisoning. Opiates are especially dangerous in overdose. Visit the for more information.
- First-Year Experience
- Housing and Residence Life
- Dining
- Student Engagement and Leadership
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Health and Wellness
- Lindley Health
- Lindley Counseling
- Office of Health Promotion
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Health Library
- CampusWell
-
Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Health and Behavioral Risks of Alcohol and Drug Use
- State and Local Alcohol Laws
- University Initiatives on Alcohol and Other Drugs
- BAC
- Safe Party Tips
- Sipping Skills and Low-Risk Drinking
- Women and Alcohol
- Academics and Alcohol
- Signs of Problem Drinking
- Alcohol Problems
- Alcohol Emergencies
- Tobacco, Nicotine & Vaping
- Other Drugs
- Resources
- Body Image and Eating Disorders
- Emotional Health
- Fitness and Nutrition
- Friends Helping Friends
- General Health
- LGBTQ
- Relationships
- Self-Assessments
- Sexual Health
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- Suicide Prevention
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