Risk Reduction
Helpful Resources
Psychostimulants and Overamping
Psychostimulants are drugs that make a person’s brain send signals more quickly. They can make people feel excited and put them in a better mood. Caffeine and nicotine are more mild types of stimulants, while drugs like cocaine, meth and ecstasy are much stronger.
When people use stimulants too much, it can have a negative effect on their brain and body. This is called “overamping” and it can be very dangerous.
Wound Prevention and Care
Guidance on wound prevention and care, including tips for safe cleaning, signs of infection, proper dressing, and risk reduction practices, along with local support resources.
Preventing Spread of Infectious Diseases
Downloadable information regarding concerns for the spread of infectious disease.
Safe Sleep Care
Learn how to protect a baby during sleep. Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is when a baby dies while sleeping with no known cause. Infants exposed to drugs have a higher risk of SIDS, so it’s important to be extra careful to keep them safe.