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Please Stand by for Realtime Captions. Hello, We Are Going to Ask the Captioner to Please Begin Broadcasting Please stand by for realtime captions. Hello, we are going to ask the captioner to please begin broadcasting. Okay. If the captioner -- okay. Thank you. If you can stand by, we will start at two minutes after the hour. This meeting is now being recorded. Hello, this is your moderator. We have a quick announcement to let you know you are in the right place. We are still gathering for today's webinar. We will start at two minutes after the hour, so please stand by. Hello, this is Jeannie, your moderator. We will get started in a couple of minutes. If you can please standby, we will get started soon. We still have people gathering. Hello, this is Jeannie. We will get started. Welcome to today's webinar. Substance misuse: the facts, the myth, the solution. I will be your moderator today. We will introduce our guest speakers, Peggy and Alicia soon. Before I do that, I would like to go over a few tips to help those of you who are new to the conferencing tool. Below the PowerPoint is captioning for people with hearing impairments and that will be available throughout the presentation. Please use the Q&A pod for any questions or comments. Click the callout icon on the right to send your question or comment. Speakers will answer questions at the end of the webinar. Below the Q&A is a handout with copies of today's presentation, which you can download several times. Once you download the handouts, you can decide which version is appropriate for you. A certificate of completion will also be available at the end of the webinar. Click on the document to highlight it, then go to the bottom and click on download files. This will generate a new window to open, which might be minimized. Just open that window and follow the directions. You can view this presentation in full screen mode by clicking that full-screen button. It is the icon with the four arrows. While you are in full screen, you cannot use the Q&A or participate in questions. So click that full-screen button again to regain use of those features. This webinar recording will be on the website in three weeks. If he standby, I am going to start recording and then we will introduce our speakers. Welcome to substance misuse, the facts, the myths, the solutions. My name is Jeannie and I am your moderator today along with Melanie. I would like to introduce our speakers, Peggy and Alicia. Peggy has been with Magellan 29 years and is a clinical social worker, a certified employee assistance provider and substance abuse professional. She previously worked in disaster relief and services to military families and veterans with the American Red Cross and case management at the care unit hospital. Peggy has held multiple roles at Magellan , including clinical intake, affiliate management, quality improvement, and workplace support services. Alicia has been with Magellan 17 years and is a clinical social worker, certified assistance provider and substance abuse professional with 29 years experience in the field of addictions and mental health. She is also a faculty member for the master of social work program at St. Louis University. Welcome Peggy and Alicia. Peggy, I will turn it over to you now. Can you hear me? I can. We do not see the screens. Okay. We are on your objective slide. Okay. Thanks for the opportunity to provide this webinar today. Our objectives with you are to learn current substance use and abuse facts in the U.S., including the opiate crisis, receive information on lesser-known, commonly abused substances. Hear the latest treatment trends, including community level actions having positive impact. I think I may have a problem, now what? I think someone I care about has a problem, now what? Finally, we will talk about receiving sober support resources for families, friends, and employers impacted by the use of those who abuse substances. Clearly, substance issues are a national problem, a community problem and for many, a personal problem. We will break down the beliefs and miss beliefs starting with looking at myths. We also cannot see the screen, we are just seeing a black screen. I will assume you all can see the myths. I am going to pull over the poll question and I will go through that. Great. We are going to have this question for you, so the question reads indicate which of these are a myths and select as many as you like and the response options are substance problems do not happen to good people, addiction is a choice, faith can fix addiction, better parenting would have prevented addiction, you cannot have fun sober, they can stop if they want to, it is all in willpower. So you are indicating which of these are myths. The responses are coming through. It looks like they are starting to slow down a little bit, so I will go ahead and broadcast of the answers and I will talk about those. I can see the broadcast. I can see that people are making selections. I can see the percentages. I have broadcasted those if you want to go ahead and let me know when you are ready to remove the poll. I think we can leave it up for another moment so everybody can see. What I will do is start looking at each of the myths . You all obviously feel that these myths all appeared to be myths for most people . We are going to start with substance problems do not happen to good people. In fact, substance issues can affect anyone. It does not distinguish who can be genetically predisposed to developing addiction. Addiction is a choice. Addiction is a condition that if one is predisposed, it is a powerful force and will always win when presented with choice. It is a compulsion that without appropriate treatment cannot be arrested. Faith can fix addiction. Faith alone cannot fix addiction. Faith can be a positive contribution to sobriety as a sober resource and it is essential as a component of treatment and long-term sobriety. Faith as a loan tool does not result in sobriety. And recovery, faith is trust in something greater than the person, which does not necessarily need to be a DD. Better parenting would have prevented addiction. Ask any parent who has a child if they could have seen the problem coming or if they could have prevented or controlled it and the answer would be no. Parents are the greatest support and they end up afraid. You cannot have fun sober. Initially, it may feel this way to someone who may have only been involved with non-sober people as their support network and activities that involve using. Treatment of substance problems involve developing new sober supports and activities that contribute to feeling good, being with others and that will result in the person feeling fulfilled socially. They can stop if they wanted to. As above in the myth addiction is a choice, if one could stop, they would have. Once addiction sets in, it becomes a physical need, a preoccupation with making oneself feel better and only the substance can create that. It becomes a cycle. Now we can move to the next slide. We will look at current substance use and abuse facts in the U.S. In 2015, over 27 million people reported current use of illicit drugs or misuse of prescription drugs. Nearly 67 million people reported binge drinking in the prior month. The estimated yearly economic impact of alcohol misuse is 249 billion and 193 billion for illicit drug use. Just so that you know what is covered under economic impact, that is accidents, vehicle accidents, loss of employment and income, cost of treatment, cost of physical recovery, cost related to death and cost of legal fees. Alcohol misuse contributes to 88,000 deaths yearly. In 2014, there were 47,000 overdose deaths with 28,000 from being from opiate overdose. That includes prescription pain relievers and heroine. More than any year on record. Substance misuse disorders cost more than $400 billion annually in crime, health, and lost productivity. It is important to note that this is based on evidence-based information that is researched and documented. Material is based on research over the last few years as those outcomes are just now being reported. The references are from reliable sources with consistent reporting. Information gathered may come from mortality data from death certificates, first responder statistics, geographical data as well as prescription data information. We can go to the next slide. Alcohol remains the number one substance, the focus we are going to have on the next few slides. We will start with marijuana. As you can see, cannabis continues to be the most commonly used substance next to alcohol. Many states are working to legalize form additional use despite serious implications. There are short-term memory and learning impairment, impaired focus and coordination, there is an increase in heart rate. It may increase the risk of psychosis. When regular use begins in teenagers, research suggests addiction is more likely in adulthood. Heavy use that starts in teenagers is linked with a lower adult IQ. Another point to consider before we look at medical marijuana is for alcohol, there are breathalyzers and blood screens to determine the level of intoxication that would be considered impaired. In cannabis, there are no measures for impairment other than to confirm there is a level.
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