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At KU体育官网APP, we care about each other! When we are concerned about something, we do something about it and help out our fellow owls. We want our university to be a place where everyone takes personal responsibility for keeping it safe.

帮助朋友的技巧

If you are unsure about how to help a friend, the following tips from 加强! 也许是个有用的开始.


性侵犯

Be aware of comments and behaviors from others that would indicate they were intent on having sexual intercourse even if the partner was unwilling. Notice if someone is getting ready to have sexual intercourse with a partner who is incapacitated. Don’t joke about sexual assault; as this can trivialize the severity of the behavior. Many perpetrators are unaware that what they have done is a crime. (They may say, “Yeah, that was messed up, but it was fun.”) Let perpetrators know that what they did was not right and was against the law.
If you become aware that a sexual assault has occurred or are told of an assault occurring:

  • 相信对方
  • 告诉受害者这不是他或她的错
  • Be ready to listen when the individual is ready to talk but don’t pry or try to get information out of the person
  • If you learn of the perpetrator's identity, don’t suggest retaliation
  • 了解可用资源
  • 要有耐心

虐待的关系

Encourage any person in an abusive relationship to seek professional help. Think about your own safety when you approach the situation. You might want to have a friend with you for back up and help. 如果发生身体暴力,请立即拨打911. Do not touch the individuals no matter how well you may know them. 注意KU体育语气和音量. 保持冷静. Calmly attempt to separate the individuals without putting yourself in danger. Be respectful of both individuals and their view points. 充分倾听人们的担忧.

访问健康关系MyFAU页面: 健康的关系


酒精滥用


FAU医疗特赦政策

在FAU,我们关心和照顾彼此. If you are concerned that a friend might be at risk for alcohol poisoning, Seek immediate assistance and take the following steps:

  • 拨打911
  • Stay with the person needing assistance until help arrives
  • Be prepared to give the emergency medical personnel as much information as possible including the amount and type of alcohol and/or substances consumed.

In order to encourage students to seek prompt and appropriate attention for alcohol or any other drug intoxication, FAU制定了一项医疗大赦政策. This policy is to help ensure all students call for medical help for themselves or friends during alcohol, 药物或其他突发卫生事件. Under this policy, FAU waives student disciplinary action under certain conditions.

Always look out for one another and call 911 when someone needs help. 你可以拯救一条生命.

有关FAU大赦政策的更多信息,请 点击这里 查看策略.

什么是酒精中毒?

酒精 poisoning is another term for alcohol overdose, which may occur when individuals
consume so much alcohol that their bodies can no longer process it fast enough. 酒精
poisoning and overdoses are potentially lethal; the human body simply cannot tolerate or process excessive amounts of alcohol. Too many college students have died as a result of alcohol poisoning.

What Are the Signs or Symptoms of 酒精 Poisoning or Overdose?

The signs or symptoms of alcohol poisoning include (not all of these need to be present):

  • 困惑或麻木
  • Vomiting while passed out, not waking up after vomiting, or incoherent while vomiting
  • 癫痫发作
  • 呼吸缓慢或不规则
  • 微弱的脉冲,非常快的脉冲,或者非常慢的脉冲
  • 皮肤寒冷、潮湿、苍白或发蓝
  • Loss of consciousness: Inability to awaken a person with loud shouting, or inability of a person to remain awake for more than 2-3 minutes or to carry on a coherent conversation when awake (semi-conscious)
  • A person who has lost consciousness and cannot be awakened is in danger of dying. 急需帮助.

查看MyFAU的物质安全页面: 物质安全


抑郁症

听. 认真对待. 抑郁/自杀行为可能是一种求救. 与个人私下交谈. 表达KU体育关心——让他们知道你关心他们. 尽你所能给他希望. 鼓励个人寻求帮助. 主动提出和他们一起去咨询. Review the situation with a mature and compassionate person. If suicidal, call 911: let the individuals know that you will be contacting 911. 不要离开他或她独自一人. 注意操作/行为. Be observant of any medication bottles that may be present. Separate the individuals from any weapons or firearms if possible.
不要做的事情:

  • 不要以为问题会自己解决
  • Don’t act shocked or surprised at what the person says
  • 不要争论或争论道德问题
  • 不要挑战或挑战这个人

看看 与治疗师交谈 获取更多资源!


愤怒

Create plans together to avoid high-risk situations and consequences. 注意触发因素. 意识到已定义的危险(1).e. mad dogging, dirty looks, someone looking for a fight). Do not try to detain angry individuals — even if they run away. 打断这种情况. 分散相关人员的注意力. Beware of increasing aggressive behavior and try to diffuse the situation.
提醒相关人员:

  • 停下来想一想——从长远来看,这值得吗?
  • 消除戏剧性
  • 去除自我
  • 避免报复/升级
  • 同意基本原理,但挑战行动
  • 专注于解决问题,而不是赢得“战斗”
  • 不要沉浸在当下
  • 考虑大局

你应该做的是:

  • 如果情况不安全,就走开
  • 保持冷静、冷静和镇定
  • 如有需要,请拨打911

饮食失调

KU体育朋友谈谈. Focus on concerns about your friend’s health, not on weight or appearance. Encourage the individuals to be a part of social functions and reassure them that you will not pressure them to eat if they do not want to. 听. Find out what other things are going on in their lives. Let them know that you will pass no judgments on them. Ask them what you can do to help make dealing with food easier. 注意你谈论别人身体的方式. Promote the idea that good nutrition leads to good health and increased performance. 鼓励患者寻求专业帮助.
记住:

  • You are not a professional and will not be able to fix the situation— however, 你可以提供资源和支持.
  • 你可能会被拒绝. People with eating disorders often deny their problem because they are afraid to admit they have a problem. 不要把拒绝看成是针对你个人的, and try to end the conversation in a way that will allow you to come back to the subject at another time.

To learn more about balanced eating and additional resources, see 平衡的饮食 在MyFAU. 


帮助朋友的校内资源:

受害者服务 561-297-0500(24小时)
民权和教育法第九条办公室  561-297-3004
教务长 561-297-3542
FAU警察局 561-297-3500
辅导及心理服务 561-297-3540
猫头鹰护理健康促进 561-297-1048
性健康教育 561-297-1048
学生健康服务 561-297-3512
夜猫子陪护服务 561-297-6695
学生无障碍服务 561-297-3880
军事和退伍军人事务 561-297-3547
 最后修改10/23/23