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computer-based
products 
Our
state-the-art computer-based programs combine engaging interactive
multimedia with proven behavioral science to provide users with
the information and skills they need to need to make lasting lifestyle
changes.
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learn more about a particular product or program, please click
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with additional information about the product, along with images,
audio and video, information on special features included in the
product, as well as ordering information.
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Pathways
to Health
Excessive consumption dietary fat, alcohol
and tobacco have been linked to a variety of adverse health
consequences such as cancer and cardiovascular disease that
represent billions of dollars in costs to employers and
untold personal suffering for employees. The Pathways to
Health program addresses these three very important health
topics. Each of the three modules, Fat Smart, Alcohol Savvy,
and Tobacco Free allow users to: 1) assess their current
health behaviors, 2) learn why changing to more healthful
behaviors is important, and 3) design specific strategies
for changing their health behaviors. Pathways includes engaging
and entertaining video vignettes, testimonials from real
people, expert responses to commonly asked question, and
strategies and guides to help participants make and maintain
positive health behavior changes. The program includes a
media rich, highly interactive CD-ROM and a companion website.
Worksites can choose to purchase the three modules in one
package or select the topic(s) of greatest interest.
View
the product mini-sites for more details.
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Parent
Power: Raising Safe, Healthy, and Drug-Free Kids
Parents who have to struggle to meet the needs
of children in trouble with drugs or alcohol and the demands
of their job suffer significant stress that can impact their
job performance. Parent Power: Raising Safe, Healthy and Drug
Free Kids is an interactive website designed to help parents
make positive changes in their children's lives that can protect
their kids from the pressures to use drugs and alcohol. |
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