Intervention Services

ATOD Intervention Services works to empower students to make healthy and responsible choices concerning use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. No-use and low-risk behaviors are supported while the realities of the negative consequence of high-risk use are addressed. Strategies to reduce ATOD-related barriers to academic and social success are primary intervention goals.

ATOD Intervention Services 

  • 50 minute Alcohol and other drug (AOD) assessment
  • AOD intervention for self and others
  • AOD training
  • 90 minute Group AOD education
  • Individual risk reduction counseling
  • Referral to treatment
  • Relapse Prevention Counseling and Smoking cessation

If you think that you or a friend have a problem with alcohol or another drug, below are some campus and community resources to help. Acknowledging that you need help does not mean you are an alcoholic or addict. SHCS staff do not label people. ATOD Intervention Services are confidential and unlimited, and available at no charge to UC Davis students.

 
  • Intervention Services Individual Consultation

  • Cost: No charge
    Eligibility: All registered UC Davis students.
    Access: By appointment only. Make an appointment by calling (530) 752-6334 or use Health-e-Messaging.
    Location: The Student Health and Wellness Center.
    Hours of Operation

    Speak confidentially with a professional staff person about personal issues involving alcohol, tobacco or other drugs.

  • Training for Intervention Procedures (TIPS)

  • Cost: No charge
    Eligibility: All registered UC Davis students.
    Access: By appointment only. Make an appointment by calling (530) 752-6334 or use Health-e-Messaging.
    Location: The Student Health and Wellness Center.
    Hours of Operation

    This assessment is designed to assist students in examining their drinking and other drug behavior(s) in a judgment-free environment. The student selects his or her goals to reduce risky behaviors and the harmful consequences of drinking or using other drugs. Some students attend BASICS to fulfill a requirement as a result of an alcohol or marijuana-related offense, while others participate because they would like to learn moderation strategies to reduce negative consequences from drinking or using marijuana.

    Part 1: The student can expect to complete an assessment of his or her alcohol, marijuana, or other drug consumption patterns, history and related issues. This assessment is completed before the student meets with the ATOD Intervention Services Coordinator. The assessment is completely confidential.

    Part 2: Personalized feedback is provided based on assessments during a confidential one-on-one meeting with the ATOD Intervention Services Coordinator and focuses on ways the student might choose to reduce future health, social and legal risks.

  • Brief Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) Assessment

  • Cost: No charge
    Eligibility: All registered UC Davis students.
    Access: By appointment only. Make an appointment by calling (530) 752-6334 or use Health-e-Messaging.
    Location: The Student Health and Wellness Center.
    Hours of Operation

    These 90-minute sessions are provided in a confidential and non-judgmental environment for students referred from the conduct system or students who self-refer. Student will take the BASICS survey prior to attending the education group. ATOD issues, alcohol poisoning and decision-making skills are addressed.

  • Aggies for Recovery

  • Aggies for Recovery is a student run organization that helps students seeking recovery from any disruptive behavior including substance abuse, eating disorders, porn addiction or anything else you might be struggling with. We put a big emphasis on harm reduction which means we meet you where you’re at in your recovery so you don’t have to be completely abstinent to join us, you can figure it out as you go along and find what works for you. We have 3 meetings a week. All of our meetings remain completely confidential so it’s a safe space for everyone. Our goal is to foster a meaningful connection where everyone feels supported. I can provide you more info about anything if you have any questions.

    Interested in joining us or want to learn more? Reach out to Stephanie Lake @ 530-752-6334 or sjlake@ucdavis.edu for all the details. At Aggies 4 Recovery we’re excited to welcome you to a community where harm reduction recovery is celebrated and every student has opportunity to thrive in a vibrant supportive environment 
     

    Day / Time:  Mondays 3pm - 4pm
    Location: Underground Scholars Program Center, South Hall Room 26
    Zoom:  https://ucdavis.zoom.us/j/37651177174?omn=96527127706
     
    Day / Time: Thursdays 6pm - 7pm
    Location: Davis Sober Living 1508 Rio Grand Road , Davis  just knock on the door

    Day / Time: Sundays 7pm - 8pm
    Location: Cowell Building  main lobby of North Wing- see main entrance and come to the right.
    Zoom: https://ucdavis.zoom.us/j/37651177174?omn=96527127706
  • Smoking Cessation

  • Cost: No charge.
    Eligibility: All registered UC Davis students.
    Access: By appointment only. Make an appointment by calling (530) 752-6334 or use Health-e-Messaging.
    Location: The Student Health and Wellness Center.
    Hours of Operation

    These individual client centered tobacco cessation services are available from the ATOD Intervention Services Coordinator. Services available include obtaining medication through Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) health care providers, biofeedback and individual cessation counseling. The ATOD Intervention Services Coordinator works closely with SHCS clinicians to prescribe and oversee the appropriate medication.

  • CA Smokers Helpline
  • Call toll free 1-844-8-NO-VAPE
  • Campus, Community, & Other Resources

  • Campus Resources

    - ATOD Intervention Services
    - SHCS Health Education & Promotion
    - SHCS Counseling Services
    - Academic and Staff Assistance Program (ASAP)

    Community Resources

    Yolo County Department of Alcohol and Drug Program: (530) 666-8650.

    12 Step Programs and Other AA Information

    Student Health Services does not sponsor, promote or facilitate 12 step programs. However, Student Health Services recognizes the importance of 12 step programs to the recovery process of many people addicted to alcohol and other drugs. Visit the following links to find out more about some 12 step programs and their local meeting dates and times:

    - Alcoholics Anonymous
    - Local AA Meetings: Davis
    - Al-Anon and Alateen
    - Al-Anon and Alateen local meetings: Davis
    - Narcotics Anonymous
    - Narcotics Anonymous local meetings: Sacramento
    - Marijuana Anonymous
    - Marijuana Anonymous local meetings: Sacramento
    - Overeaters Anonymous
    - Overeaters Anonymous local meetings: Davis

    Other Recommended Resources

    - Bacchus & Gamma Peer Network
    - National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)
    - Rethinking Drinking Website (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism)
    - Addiction Center

  • Mixing Campaign
  • Are you familiar with how the effects of one substance might affect the other? UC Davis Health Education and Promotion has launched "Think Before You Drink and Drug," a campaign aimed to raise awareness of the potentially dangerous effects of different drug interactions. Learn more!

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Alcohol Tobacco Drugs ATOD