SOCIAL MEDIA AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan Ken Dail, Executive Director Prevention Network Michigan [email protected] Dianne Perukel, Impaired Driving Program Coordinator Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning [email protected] Friday, March 27, 2015
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan
Ken Dail, Executive DirectorPrevention Network Michigan
Dianne Perukel, Impaired Driving Program CoordinatorMichigan Office of Highway Safety Planning
Friday, March 27, 2015
SOCIAL MEDIA AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
#introductions
#whoareyou
#sup
#411
WHO ARE YOU?
WHAT COALITION/GROUP DO YOU WORK WITH?
ARE YOU A PARENT?
WHAT SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS DOES YOUR COALITION OR GROUP USE?
HAVE YOU, YOUR KIDS, OR YOUR COALITION/GROUP BEEN INVOLVED WITH ANY SOCIAL MEDIA DISASTERS (OR NEAR
DISASTERS)?
SOCIAL MEDIA AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
How are they getting away with it?
How are they getting away with it?
A catfish is someone who pretends to be someone they're not using Facebook or
other social media to create false identities, particularly to pursue
deceptive online romances.
You are as vulnerable as your dumbest friend on Facebook. -Dianne Perukel
What ever are we to do?
WHAT WE ALWAYS DO
Prepare…
Identify the resources…
Lead…
NormsWhat are “they” doing?
Bellbottoms vs. Corduroys vs. Boot cut jeans
Access How easy is it to get something?
Water in the dessert vs. water in this room
Policy & Enforcement What are the rues and what if I break them?
What ever are we to do?
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
What ever are we to do?
NORMS
• Give parents and other adults a pep talk about their own social media use.
• What else do we do as part of our jobs that impacts the norms in our community?
• Post it. Put it on FB, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, Linkedin, etc…
What ever are we to do?
Rules & Enforcement
• What advice do you have to offer families on internet “access” issues?
• Do they have any established rules? Can you offer them examples?
• Are their consequences realistic, and will they know how to enforce them?
• Will they have any alternative activities for your kids if they lose their “screen time?” Can you suggest any?
• Be the resource!
What ever are we to do?
Access
• Access to negative behaviors also includes all of the other activities and programs we initiate as coalition leaders…
• Compliance checks
• Vendor education
• Parents Who Host
• Etc…
In conclusion… There is a world out there that we, as parents and coalition
leaders, need to know about
This brave, new world is full of opportunity. Both positive and negative.
Times are NOT the same as they were “back when we were kids.”
Spoken English has essentially become a second language to many teens today
There are as many resources to HELP parents and coalition leaders as there are for teens to get into trouble on the internet
Google, Urban Dictionaries, and YouTube can be your BFF
Parents are still the most influential force in your children’s lives. Part of our jobs is setting up those parents to win.
SOCIAL MEDIA AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan
Ken Dail, Executive DirectorPrevention Network Michigan
Dianne Perukel, Impaired Driving Program CoordinatorMichigan Office of Highway Safety Planning
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