Meth Impact Panel

Drug Free San Juan County sponsors a Methamphetamine Victim Impact Panel. Addiction to Methamphetamine can be overcome. That is the message the Meth Victim Impact Panel gives to those who come and listen. It is the newest program sponsored by Drug Free San Juan County. The Panel has received much positive input from those who have attended. Mark Livingston, the Meth VIP coordinator, will arrange an appointment with those court-ordered or those are interested in learning how to break their addiction to drugs. He can be reached by calling 716- 1955.

Location: The meth Victim

Impact Panel is combined with

the DWI Victim Impact Panel.

Schedule

Clients must write the name of who sent them to the panel on the sign-in sheet. If they do not, the sender will not receive a report of their compliance. There is a $25.00 fee. Only cash or a money order will be accepted. Anyone coming to the panel under the influence will NOT be allowed to attend the panel. This is a Methamphetamine awareness panel that will be discussing the impact Meth has on unintentional victims: identifying and recognizing destructive behaviors: constructing some counter strategies for these destructive behaviors and accessing self- help tools and organizations. Mark Livingston, the panel coordinator, is a Methamphetamine victim and will discuss his experiences and recovery. All are invited to come and learn how to gain a victory over our Methamphetamine problems

Meth Impact Panel

Coordinator:

Mark Livingston

716-1955

e-mail:

tmarklivingston@yahoo.com

Mark has overcome his addiction to Meth and tells his story as part of the Panel’s program. He is committed to helping others overcome their addiction because he knows the losses he suffered from his addiction. He also knows the effort and time required to complete the requirements the legal system put upon him. He says it is do able and worth it. His rehabilitation helped him to see that his family and drug counselors really were on his side and wanted him to be clean of drug use. While he was abusing drugs he felt his family and counselors were out to get him. He is passionate in his desire to help others overcome addiction. The sessions finish with a question and answer sessions for all attendees. They are given printed information about where to go for additional help. An evaluation form is given to those who attend the session. This information is used to understand the effectiveness of the session and is used to improve the sessions. You may have a story to tell and could be a presenter. You may need to learn more about drug addiction. You may want to support those who are required to attend. You may want to support this good effort. Whatever the reason, you may come to the Meth Victim Impact Pane