
Positive Choices
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Positive Choices is an online portal to help Australian schools and communities access evidence based alcohol and other #drugeducation resources
Australia
Joined December 2015
Language plays an important role in how we think about alcohol and other drug use. Our new blog post explores how certain terms can increase #stigma and discourage help-seeking, and why using person-first language is key when delivering drug education:
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Watch the full recording of our latest webinar with @LearningwithFASD! In this webinar, you'll learn about the impacts of #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder + strategies for secondary school staff supporting young people with #FASD.
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RT @LearningwFASD: Missed out on our webinar with @Pos_Choices last week? Catch up here to learn about the development of our secondary resβ¦.
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#Teachers and #SchoolStaff: have you heard of OurFutures? Access curriculum-aligned #HealthEducation courses proven to reduce alcohol and drug use + related harms among Australian secondary school students. To view a list of their available courses, visit
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#Parents - do you find it difficult to have conversations with your teenager about their alcohol or drug use? Check out these recommended videos which show a motivating, non-confrontational approach that you can use when talking with teens:
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LAST CHANCE to register for our FREE webinar this Wednesday 11th June at 12pm AEST!.β Join the @LearningwithFASD team as they explore the impacts of #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder + strategies for secondary school staff supporting young people with #FASD.
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LAST CHANCE to register for our FREE webinar this Wednesday 11th June at 12pm AEST!.β Join the @LearningwithFASD team as they explore the impacts of #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder + strategies for secondary school staff supporting young people with #FASD.
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Today is @UNEP #WorldEnvironmentDay!.Littered nicotine products and their packaging are a growing environmental concern in Australia. Our blog post looks at how disposable vapes are harming the environment:
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REGISTER for our FREE webinar next Wednesday 11th June at 12pm AEST!.β Presented by @LearningwithFASD, you'll learn about the impacts of #FASD or #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder + strategies for secondary school staff supporting young people with FASD.
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Did you know that #cigarette smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals, many of which are harmful toxins? Tomorrow for this year's #WorldNoTobaccoDay, think twice about tobacco use (e.g. #smoking) and the huge risk it poses to your health. Learn more here:
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Have you heard of Strong & Deadly Futures? It's a school-based alcohol and drug prevention program for #Aboriginal and #TorresStraitIslander secondary students that incorporates cultural strengths, and focuses on empowering students! For more info, visit:
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Parents and carers of teens aged 11-15! Researchers @TheMatilda_USyd want to hear from you. Receive a $60 gift voucher for taking part in an online, parent-based program to promote healthy habits in young people. To see if you are eligible, CLICK HERE:
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#ICYMI. our May 2025 Newsletter is out now!.Check your inbox π© or access the newsletters below:.π©π»βπ« Teachers & health professionals π¨βπ§ Parents & families Didn't receive an email from us? Subscribe here:
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A supportive environment, good role models, and participation in cultural activities and sports are important in protecting our kids from alcohol/drug use. This #NationalFamiliesWeek, check out some of the deadly activities families can do together:
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It's #NationalFamiliesWeek! This week we acknowledge the vital role of families in teaching, supporting and nurturing children. Here are some useful tips for parents and families on how you can protect your children from drug/alcohol use and related harms:
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π Say hello to dib! @AlcoholDrugFdn's new AI-powered chatbot is here to provide reliable, anonymous, and non-judgmental information about alcohol and other drugs π€π¬ Start chatting with dib at (look for the blue icon on the bottom right-hand corner)
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