FACILITATION SKILLS

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Introduction to Training Enabling Learning
Objectives
Select from a list the required number of hours
of drug and/or alcohol training that must be
provided to each soldier annually
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Introduction to Training

• As the UPL you are required to ensure that the
  soldiers in your unit receive four (4) hours of
  drug and/or alcohol training annually. In
  addition, you will need to assist the commander
  in briefing new soldiers on the Unit Substance
  Abuse Program.

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Introduction to Training

• Where do you get Training Materials?
• The ACSAP website has some PowerPoint
  presentations available to you for short classes.
• There are 17 different presentations in this
  training program that could be used for a short
  training class.
• Your Prevention Coordinator will gladly help you
  with additional presentations, videos, guest
  speakers, etc.

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Introduction to Training

• Where do you get Training Materials? (cont)
• You can also take the information that you have
  been trained on to assist in creating your own
  classes on
• How to be a good observer.
• How do I self refer?
• What does the lab test my urine for?
• What if I am taking prescription medication?

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Introduction to Training

• These are just a few examples. Soldiers,
  especially young soldiers have little to no
  knowledge on the ASAP and its functions. Your
  job is to educate them, so if one soldier needs
  help, then he or she will know what to do and
  where to go.
• So, you need to use the resources available to
  you and be as creative as you can in your
  training.