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Addressing Youth Substance Abuse: The Escalation of Prescription Drug Misuse and Its Consequences

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This presentation by Michael DeLeon of Steered Straight highlights the alarming rise in youth substance abuse, particularly the misuse of prescription drugs and its correlation with increased alcohol and heroin use. With over 63% more calls to 2ND Floor, we explore the multifaceted reasons behind this crisis, from societal denial and misinformation to the glamorization of drug culture. The urgent need for early diagnosis, individualized treatment, and proactive prevention strategies is emphasized to combat the growing epidemic that affects countless lives.

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  1. Michael DeLeon Because You Can’t Scare Kids Straight Today

  2. KILLING MORE THAN PAIN Prescription Drug Misuse/Abuse Leads to Increases in Alcohol Use/Abuse by Youth and ALL Drug Use by Youth and Young Adults – Especially Heroin Michael DeLeon – Steered Straight, Inc.

  3. We ALL Need To Talk About It 2013 - Steered Straight has increased calls to 2ND Floor by an average of 63%

  4. KIDS ARE DYING

  5. WHY? There’s no one single reason, there’s a multitude of reasons Youth out of touch Denial Suburban Naiveté Misinformation NOT MY KID! Poor Parenting Uninformed

  6. How do good kids get involved? There’s no one single reason, there’s a multitude of reasons Blame lies not in one place, it lies in everyplace.

  7. De-sensitizing our Youth

  8. De-sensitizing our Youth

  9. De-sensitizing our Youth

  10. De-sensitizing our Youth

  11. Separation, Hate & Violence Is Glorified

  12. The Worst Role Models

  13. The Worst Role Models $1B in first 3 days of sales!

  14. The Worst Role Models

  15. Drugs KILL Dreams!

  16. Some Kids See it as Part of Life

  17. We Don’t Focus On Reality Lisa Robin Kelly – Dead at 43

  18. The Best Role Models

  19. Addicted in New Jersey – Teens in Crisis – Pt. 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLxO105yhOk

  20. Addicted in New Jersey – Teens in Crisis – Pt. 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYiElyEgElc

  21. ADDICTION Drug Addiction Is Not About Drugs, It is About BRAINS!!!

  22. ADDICTION It MUST BE: * Diagnosed Early * Treated Individually * Monitored Regularly For every dollar we spend In New Jersey on dealing with addiction, we spend 3 cents on prevention and 97 cents on ‘after-the-fact’ clean-up!

  23. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING It is completely addictive – INSTANTLY! * Enters the bloodstream immediately * Travels to the Brain immediately * Tricks the Brain for pleasure, and then the body for pain * It’s like NO Other Drug

  24. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING

  25. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING

  26. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING

  27. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING

  28. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING

  29. Heroin is Changing EVERYTHING

  30. ADDICTION In NJ, we have 6,000 Treatment Beds, yet we need 70,000 Nationwide, only 6% of treatment referrals come from health care providers. MOST come from the criminal justice system. We are failing to prevent and treat the disease until the costly consequences occur!

  31. ITCAN’THAPPENTOMEISM

  32. This Was The Results of Poor Choices

  33. BECAUSE OF GANGS & DRUGS

  34. Solutions - EDUCATORS • Educators are CANDLES IN THE WIND When I was in prison, most of the young inmates I spoke to named a “TEACHER” or a “COACH” as their hero or role-model. • I bet they spanked their kids • I bet they ate dinner as a family • I bet they took their kids away on vacation • I bet they grounded their kids when they got bad grades

  35. Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Use Alcohol is still the most abused drug by teens however it Co-exists 40 % of those who started drinking at age 13 or younger developed alcohol dependence later in life. Even casual drug and alcohol use can kill you Prescription drug use / Marijuana use is WAY UP Huffing is on the rise, Alcoholic Energy Drinks KILL! 500% increase in NJ in unauthorized use of prescription drugs in past 3 years *

  36. Prescription Drugs – The FACTS The scope of America’s prescription drug abuse problem is staggering New Jersey in 2010 saw more than 7,000 admissions to State-licensed or certified substance abuse treatment programs due to prescription painkiller abuse – a 230 % increase from 2005. • In June 2011, the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation reported that a growing number of young people are abusing prescription drugs, and noted a significant trend in which the practice has led to increases, not only in the number of young people addicted to painkillers, but to the number of young people using heroin as well.

  37. They’re Also Dying

  38. Kids Think PILLS Won’t Lead To DOPE

  39. Prescription Drug Abuse Russian Roulette

  40. Most People 1st Use Drugs through FRIENDS

  41. “MOLLY” NEW VIDEO: 2 Chainz & Nicki Minaj "I Luv Dem Strippers" WHEWW! Trey Songz's Best Panty Dropping Lyrics! 2 Chainz - "Beez In The Trap“ Danny Brown - "Molly Ringwald“ Mac Miller - "Willie Dynamite“ Jay-Z - "Empire State Of Mind“ Kanye West - "Mercy“ Rick Ross - "Pop That" Feature Juicy J - "Get Higher“ Lil Wayne - "Roman Reloaded" Feature French Montana - "Molly“ Gunplay - "M1" She's in all the hottest rappers' lyrics now, and everyone seems to be in love with a girl named "Molly."

  42. More BAD Drugs NOW Than EVER Before

  43. More BAD Drugs NOW Than EVER Before

  44. More BAD Drugs NOW Than EVER Before

  45. Please DON’T Believe Weed is a Gateway Drug

  46. You Don’t Think This Will EVER Happen To You

  47. You Don’t Think This Will EVER Happen To You

  48. Consequences of Drug Involvement It’s not only using drugs that can get you sent to prison Don’t be the person that gets the drugs, deals the drugs, or even “arranges” for the drugs to be copped 2C:35-9 – Strict Liability for drug-induced deaths Oct 4, 2010 - Megan Plank has been charged with two counts of first degree drug-induced death and one count of third degree distribution of heroin in relation to the Nov. 12, 2009 overdose of Christopher Coppola and Sara Malaker in Springfield. They were both 20. She Faces 25 years in prison

  49. Consequences of Drug Involvement It’s not only using drugs that can get you sent to prison Don’t be the person that gets the drugs, deals the drugs, or even “arranges” for the drugs to be copped 2C:35-9 – Strict Liability for drug-induced deaths Oct 18, 2007 - 19-year-old Kiernan Hunt was charged with supplying the heroin that authorities say contributed to the death of an 18 year old Westminster Choir College freshman at an apartment in Princeton. He Faces 20 years in prison

  50. Consequences of Drug Involvement It’s not only using drugs that can get you sent to prison Don’t be the person that gets the drugs, deals the drugs, or even “arranges” for the drugs to be copped 2C:35-9 – Strict Liability for drug-induced deaths Nov 18, 2010 - 21-year-old Joseph Colatrella of Jackson, NJ was sentenced to 15 years in prison for selling what turned out to be a fatal dose of heroin to a 20 year old Lakehurst man, Phillip Michaels. He had NO PRIOR criminal convictions. He stated that he didn’t “intend” to cause Phillip’s death. He must serve 85% - 12 ¾ years