What you will learn
- Possible signs of opioid overdose
- How and when to activate emergency help
- Naloxone basics and response steps
- What to do while waiting for EMS
Course overview
Learn the steps before you need them.
You do not need a medical background to help. We go over the warning signs, when to call 911, how to use naloxone, and what to do while you wait for EMS.
Good for
Libraries, schools, hospitality teams, local organizations, community groups, and public-facing workplaces.
Class flow
- Review possible overdose signs and scene safety basics.
- Walk through emergency calling, naloxone use, and follow-up care.
- Talk through common questions and real-world situations.
Helpful details
No medical background needed
Useful add-on to CPR, AED, or First Aid sessions
Time to ask questions and handle a training device
Quick quiz
Practice the response sequence.
Try five quick questions about recognizing an overdose and taking the next step.
If you suspect an opioid overdose, what should be part of the response?
Ready to schedule?