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Recognize the Symptoms Before It's Too Late
- Using more medication than prescribed (or using it longer than needed)
- Extreme drowsiness or nodding off during normal activities
- Small (pinpoint) pupils, even in normal light
- Major changes in behavior (isolation, secrecy, mood swings)
- Neglecting responsibilities at work, school, or home
- Obsession with getting more medication or doctor shopping
- Financial trouble without clear explanation
If you suspect opioid misuse, it’s important to approach it carefully — not with judgment, but with support and concern. Early intervention can save lives.
Reverse Opiod Overdoses with NARCAN
NARCAN is the brand name for the medicine Naloxone. It is used to rapidly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, which can prevent the loss of life.
Building a Prepared Workforce
Overdose Response Starts Here
Get NARCAN for Free
You can obtain multiple kits, free of charge, at the following Ashland locations:
- ACCADA
- Appleseed Community Mental Health Center
- Ashland County Health Department
- Any pharmacy
Resources & Training
Invite ACCADA to Your Organization. Our team of educators is available to speak to organizations about prevention regarding alcoholism and drug misuse.
Quick & Simple: How to Use NARCAN in an Emergency
Administering NARCAN is easier than you might think and can be done quickly in an emergency. It can be given as a nasal spray or through an injection—either into the muscle, under the skin, or into the veins.
Regardless of the method, always call for emergency help immediately after administering NARCAN. With these simple steps, you can save a life and help someone on their path to recovery!
View this video for detailed, step-by-step instructions:
Be a Voice for Overdose Awareness
By sharing your business’s commitment to overdose awareness and preparedness on social media, you’re not only showing your readiness but also setting an example for others. YOU can help reduce stigma, encourage others to take action, and contribute to a safer environment for all.
