HelpIsHereDE.com Marketing Materials

A handout that explains the benefits of nonopioid medications and therapies for pain relief and provides details about them.

Information for providers about new regulations on prescribing opioids for acute episodes and long-term pain management. Includes assessment tool guidance.

Web link to the NIH page detaiing the risks of coprescibing benzodiazepines and opioids.

Information about the Good Samaritan law which protects those who are helping someone who is overdosing from being prosecuted.

A CDC fact sheet for providers that details how to follow a patient on opioid therapy, including how to assess patient improvement, patient harms, and when and now to taper.

Entitled “Addiction Is a Treatable Disease,” this four-panel brochure offers information on how to talk with loved ones and where to find help, as well as crisis hotline numbers and more.

A brochure that explains the risks of alcohol use during pregnancy. Includes screening questionnaire.

Handout to help patients understand how to safely dispose of prescription drugs. Includes list of locations of Delaware drug dropboxes.

The CDC’s Opioid Guide App gives providers a way to apply recommendations into clinical practice by putting the entire guideline, tools, and resources in the palm of their hands.

Organic copy to accompany the downloadable images, for use on your social media channels.

A CDC fact sheet that explains how to calculate the total daily dosage of opioids for optimal patient safety.

Image you can share on your social media Instagram channel to inform followers of the resources offered for those struggling with mental health issues or addiction.

A patient brochure that details the facts about the use of opioids for pain after surgery, questions to ask a health care provider and more.

Module III includes information such as: Determining success measurement, regularly assessing employee engagement and awareness, consistently sharing messages about what to do if workers need help with a drug-related issue, ensuring training of managers and supervisors on overdose education and naloxone, donnecting individuals to treatment and recovery support and more.

Information about how to safely take opioids, the dangers of using them, how to store them, and alternatives to opioid treatment for pain.

CDC fact sheet offering guidance on how to help patients who are taking opioids taper to avoid risk of dependency.

Facts and recommendations for individuals and families about substance use disorders. Includes problems that result and what you can do to reduce substance misuse.

Urine drug testing information for providers to use including who should be screened and how often, interpreting results, and discussing results with patients.

This 11" x 17" infographic poster details the magnitude of Delaware’s opioid crisis and the importance of safe prescribing. Hang where easily viewable by patients and staff.

Web link to the latest science-based information about drug use, health, and the developing brain for parents and educators from NIH.

This flyer details local and national statistics about those who are addicted to opioids. Facts are also included about how people of faith tend to be less likely to use illicit drugs, tobacco, or alcohol who attend services regularly.

Organic social media images for Instagram that accompany the social media copy.

Flyer that details topics to cover in a construction workers talk, including opioid facts, resources and help, signs of an overdose and Narcan® use to reverse and overdose.

This poster creates awareness of the dangers of taking drugs that aren’t prescribed by a health care provider. It highlights the risk of fentanyl and leads people to the site to learn more. Available in English to order or download.

An 8-panel, 5.5” x 8.5” brochure that explains the risks associated with opioids and offers safer methods to treat pain, along with examples of non-opioid OTC and manipulative/cognitive therapies.

This sheet contains the same helpful information as the poster above, but in a handier 8.5" x 11" size.

A fact sheet that details a digital referal system, the Delaware Treatment and Referral Network (DTRN), that instantly connects patients in crisis with the help they need.

Download, print, and distribute this flyer to help spread the word that free Narcan and fentanyl test strips are available.

This workplace poster offers information on how workers can use Narcan® to stop an overdose. Details are also included about how to download the OpiRescue Delaware app and how to get Narcan.

This poster provides information about Treatment Connection, a confidential portal for individuals seeking treatment for both mental and substance use. The portal has tools and resources to help individuals evaluate the type of care they need, search for appropriate, nearby providers, and submit confidential referral requests to a state network of trusted treatment providers in Delaware.

A brochure that offers suggestions on how parents can start the conversation about prescription drug use with their children. Includes signs of substance use disorder and prescription dropbox locations.

An explanation of naloxone (Narcan), how it works, along with step-by-step directions on how to administer it in the event of an overdose.

A fact sheet for patients that explains what opioids are, their dangers, how to take them, alternatives to pain management and safe storage and disposal recommendations.

Part of Module II is a section about Human Resource policies and health care benefits. Subjects include how to develop a clearly written policy related to substance use, drug testing, Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) and more.

This has the same content as the brochure but in a Word document format to be easily integrated into electronic health records.

This 12-page booklet is a scientific and spiritual guide that offers hope for families and friends struggling with addiction. Information includes signs of addiction, stages of change in recovery, conversation-starter tips, types of treatment, treatment steps, and more.

Parent and educator guide to teens and marijuana

Helpful information about Delaware's prescription drug monitoring program, PMP Aware. Includes how to register, how to access key functions and reports and more.

An 8.5” x 11” fact sheet that helps patients understand the most common interventional treatments for chronic pain such as steroid injections, joint injections, and pain pumps.

This poster will help your employees understand the importance of carrying Narcan®, a medication that can reverse an overdose while it's happening. Included are download details for the OpiRescue app, signs of an overdose and where to get Narcan.

An 8.5 “x 11” fact sheet that explains how deep tissue and light touch massage along with stretching techniques can be applied at the point of pain to help reduce it.

An important drug alert about illicit fentanyl's presence in street drugs, it's potency, the inability to detect it, and the current overdose death toll attributed to fentanyl-laced drugs.

Distribute to help raise awareness of the resources offered at HelpIsHereDE.com and encourage others to begin their recovery journey.

Parent and educator guide and tips for talking with teens about alcohol and drugs

This toolkit is a starter pack for the pain management resources and includes the following items:

• 9" x 12" folder including one copy of all items listed below, an interventional treatments for Chronic Pain fact sheet, as well as an implementation guide, which offers ways to use these materials in your practice
• 5 copies of the Managing Chronic Pain Patient Brochure
• 25 copies of the Acupuncture fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Chiropractic fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Cognitive Behavior Therapy fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Healthy Lifestyles fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Massage Therapy fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Medical Marijuana fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Physical Therapy fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Yoga fact sheet
• 25 copies of the Other Treatments fact sheet

Parent and educator guide to teens and drugs

A handout for patients about the risks, proper storage, and addiction potential of benzodiazepine and non-benzodiazepine medicaitons.

Patient education about prescription opioids including how to take them, dangers and risks, alternative pain management options and more.

Available with English on one side and Spanish on the other, this card offers a downloadable app with instructions for reversing an overdose. Leave in the waiting area or hand out to patients.

An informed consent agreement for parents and guardians of minors to confirm they agree with the use of benzodiazepines for treatment.

A handout for patients about the deadly effects of fentyanl, where to get help for those with a substance use disorder.

Images to spread the word on your social media channels about free Narcan and fentanyl test strips.

The Screener and Opioid Assessment for Patients with Pain- Revised (SOAPP®-R) tool helps clincians determine how much monitoring a patient on long-term opioid therapy might require.

Include this content in your email and/or newsletter communication with those you serve to encourage them to visit What is Fentanyl.

CDC fact sheet that provides the signs and symptons of an overdose and what to do when one ocurrs.

Parent and educator guide to risk and protective factors

This table tent can be used at events. It creates awareness of the dangers of taking drugs that aren’t prescribed by a health care provider. It highlights the risk of fentanyl and leads people to the site to learn more. Available in English to order.

A short anonymous survey that determines what your employees think about drug policies and attitudes in the workplace. A good way to understand what measures and messages need to be articulated moving forward.

Web link to local organizations that offer free, chronic pain self-management programs.

A decision tree to determine prescribing guidance for youth in inpatient, outpatient and emergency room situations.

Facts about opioid prescribing rates in Delaware and what providers can do along with substance use disorder evaluation tools, and Delaware prescribing rules.

An 8.5” x 11” fact sheet that explains the benefits of medical marijuana how to apply for and purchase it.

Note-card-sized version of the flyer, with slightly condensed copy. Easy to distribute or leave out to be taken. Available for order or download. Double-sided English/Spanish.

Life-saving information about Narcan® — a medication that can stop an overdose while it is happening. Includes details about where to get Narcan and download info for the "How to Use" OpiRescue App.

A fact sheet that explains the widespread problem of drug and alcohol misuse. Includes definition of alcohol and substance misuse, recommendations on reducing both.

Handout for employers and workers describing the free training, technical assistance and information materials available through the Delaware Division of Public Health.

A fact sheet that explains the risks involved in the concurrent use of opioids and benzodizepines.

Providers and parents must review, understand, and sign off on this important consent form before these medications can be prescribed for minors.

A CDC checklist for providers when prescribing opioids for chronic pain in adults who have had chronic pain for 3 months or more.

Details about pouches that can deactivate expired pills, liquids, creams, and patches in minutes. QR code goes to where the pouches can be obtained free throughout the state. Spanish translation is on the reverse side of the card.

View the entire 44-page Employer Overdose Construction Toolkit for comprehensive details on each training module and for complete data about opioid use and misuse in the construction industry.

This poster for treatment or waiting areas lets patients who may be struggling — or friends or family — know that they’re not alone and how to get help.

This 8.5" x 11" handout for pharmacists and medical providers offers an overview of Delaware’s new regulations concerning electronic prescriptions and the many advantages for patients — including enhanced accuracy and safety. Share this information with your staff.

A CDC fact sheet that gives patients an overview of opioids, including risks and responsibilities.

Web link to the CDC’s 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain learning module. Highlights the 12 recommendations and information on implementation and includes patient scenarios.

NIDA 20-page, comprehensive guide to opioid screening, assessment, intervention, and follow-up.

Images to spread the word on your social media channels about free Narcan and fentanyl test strips.

An 8.5” x 11” fact sheet that helps patients understand how chiropractic care can help to reduce spinal stress and improve movement.

Parent and educator guide to teens and opioids

Image you can share on your social media Instagram channel to inform followers of the resources offered for those struggling with mental health issues or addiction.

An 8.5” x 11” fact sheet that explains how the principles of yoga — stretching, breathing, and meditation — have proven to help relieve chronic pain.

An 8.5” x 11” fact sheet for providers that offers overarching principles for chronic pain treatment, recommendations for non-opioid medications, non-opioid therapies, and interventional approaches.

The first toolkit module offers guidance on: How to establish your own plan, selecting a working team, meeting frequency and key decision-makers, developing a company resolution and role-specific resources for human resources, safety professionals, supervisors, and employee education.

This double-sided flyer outlines the different ways that people struggling with addiction can receive the free help they need to get better, including contact info for each. Also includes info on how to obtain Narcan and recognize an overdose.

Brochure for parents about the risks of prescription opioids and what to do if they think their child has an opioid use problem.

Image you can share on your social media Facebook and X/Twitter channels to inform followers of the resources offered for those struggling with mental health issues or addiction.

Statistics and facts about youth and young adult opioid use and abuse.

A link to prescribetoprevent.org web page with in-depth information about naloxone (Narcan) including prescribing instructions and clinical guidance.

This flyer creates awareness of the dangers of taking drugs that aren’t prescribed by a health care provider. It highlights the risk of fentanyl and leads people to the site to learn more. Available in English to order or download.

A brochure that describes Delaware's interconnected system for care for those with a substance use disorder.

Organic social media images for Facebook and Twitter that accompany the social media copy.

A poster that shows the signs of an overdose, what to do if you spot an overdose happening and how to download the OpiRescue Delaware app.

Text and images you can share on your social media channels to inform followers of the resources offered for those struggling with mental health issues or addiction.

CDC web link to their patient inforation page about opioids with comprensive information about risks, alternative therapies, and more.

A graphic that shows the various types of naloxone (Narcan) available — the medication that can reverse and overdose — including how they are administered and the strength.

This resolution uses simple language to state your belief in supporting those facing the challenges of substance abuse. Post it where all employees can see it.

Delaware's actual Uniform Controlled Substances act regulations from the Division of Professional Regulation.

Listing of free state programs available to help those struggling with addiction. Includes phone, online, and in-person programs as well as treatment resources and Narcan® ordering information.

Similar to the fact sheet above, this poster helps pharmacists search the controlled substance history of a patient who is requesting such substances. Display where your staff can see it.

Naloxone — also known as Narcan® — can reverse and overdose while it's happening. Learn how you can request this lifesaving medication and training on how to use it for your business.

A sample informed consent agreement a patient is required to sign when using controlled substances for the treatment of pain.

Quick read palm card about how Delawareans can have Narcan delivered to their doors. Details are also included about how to download the OpiRescue app. English on one side, Spanish on the other.

This fact-filled handout for surgical patients explains the roles and goals of medications in controlling post-operative pain. It offers a Q&A and also points out the addictive risks of opioids, explains how to use and store them safely, and provides other information.

A resource toolkit for educators and families, parents, and guardians.

A one-page brief explanation on how this toolkit can be helpful to construction businesses. It also describes how the tookit is oganized in modules, covering specific aspects of how employers can address the opioid crisis in their workplaces.

Show your patients the benefits of prescribing their medications electronically by displaying this 11" x 17" poster in treatment or waiting rooms.

The CAGE and CAGE-AID Screening tool can help providers learn if a patient has a substance use disorder.

Parent and educator guide to teens and alcohol

Parent and educator guide to teens and cocaine

This all-in-one kit contains important information for pharmacists dispensing controlled substances, including information about substance use disorder and the prescription monitoring program (PMP). It includes an overview factsheet, poster, and magnet. Ships in one box.

An 8.5” x 11” fact sheet that helps patients understand exercise, hands-on therapy, education, and personalized care to manage pain.

This poster provides information about Treatment Connection, a confidential portal for individuals seeking treatment for both mental and substance use. The portal has tools and resources to help individuals evaluate the type of care they need, search for appropriate, nearby providers, and submit confidential referral requests to a state network of trusted treatment providers in Delaware.

Image you can share on your social media Facebook and X/Twitter channels to inform followers of the resources offered for those struggling with mental health issues or addiction.