Learn about alcohol and drug abuse support at Yavapai College
Supporting You to Be Healthy
Being Your Best Self!
Prevention &
Recovery Resources
Learn about alcohol and drug abuse support resources available to students at Yavapai College
James Tobin Director
Alcohol & Drug Prevention
(928) 771-6183
Connect with Peers and Resources
YC Alcohol & Drug Resources student health & wellness, substance abuse resources and/or assessments for Yavapai College students on our Facebook page. 
The Health & Prevention Club creates opportunities for students and YC community members to participate in substance free wellness based activities and educational workshops.
Contact: James Tobin, (928) 771-6183
Young Adult-focused Meetings
Prescott | Prescott Valley | Chino Valley | Sedona / Cottonwood
Self-Assessment Tools & Resources
eCheckup to Go© Self-assessment Tools
These self-assessment tools are designed to provide you with personalized information and feedback regarding your alcohol or marijuana use, and how it might affect your health, your relationships, health, career, and life goals.
These are not surveys designed to get information from you, but instead an opportunity to reflect on your usage of alcohol which you may find to be interesting and useful.
All the information you provide is confidential and anonymous.
Individual Consultation & Referral
Free individual consultations are available for students wanting to discuss alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues concerning themselves or their friends.
Call to set up a confidential meeting with a licensed professional.
Call (928) 771-6183
Help a Friend
Are you worried about a friend's substance use? You are not alone.
The following tips may provide some ways to express your concern to someone you care about. Remember we cannot "make" a person change, we can support them and encourage them to seek help!
Video Playlist
Alcohol Support
Marijuana Support
Other Drug Support
- Effects and signs of overdose
Stimulants, sedatives, opioids, codiene, fentanyl
Mission Statement
The mission of the Partnership for Success grant at Yavapai College is to create and deliver prevention programming for students, up to 20 years of age, on the science of alcohol and marijuana use, and the holistic effects on their developing selves.
Credit: This program is funded in part through:
SAMHSA grant Partnership for Success and
Arizona Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family
