DAAPP: Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
What is it?
- The DAAPP program is a one-on-one alcohol and/or other drug prevention and education program.
- It is not an abstinence-only program, but rather a harm-reduction approach to using alcohol and other drugs.
- The program consists of 3 -5 sessions (One session per week; each session is 50 minutes).
- Sessions may be scheduled face-to-face or through the telehealth platform Zoom.
- The SASSI® (Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory) and the E-Check Up for Marijuana and Alcohol are given to gain insight to help identify the probability of developing a substance dependence disorder.
- It’s private and confidential.
Who can participate in the DAAPP Program?
- Anyone
Benefits of attending:
Improve your overall well-being, learn more about yourself, and interact with the world around you; benefits include but are not limited to:
- Harm reduction
- Identify your personal concerns
- Implement goals
- Increase self-esteem
- Shatter myths
- Avoid harmful consequences
- Reduce risky behavior
- Increase decision-making skills
- Identify personal values
Call Student Health and Wellness to schedule your DAAPP sessions today!
Contact Information:
Student Health and Wellness (361) 593-5080
Substance Use/Abuse Resources
- : 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
- : 1-800-222-1222
- : 1-800-839-1686
- : 361-814-2001