For me, I would directly go to the hospital to have my friend checked out. I would also call her parents to let them know what's happening. Since it is out of character for her to do drugs and drink alcohol, it is easy to conclude that someone drugged her drink.
It is better to have her admitted in the hospital than send her home because I don't know what drug was slipped in her. She might have an adverse reaction to the drug and alcohol in her system.
I would rather let my friend be safe than sorry and I know that her parents would be more concerned for her well-being than being late from going home.
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Body Language and words is the answer
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In the<u> Pre-contemplation stage</u>, the individual is unaware that a "problem" exists. Therefore, they have no intention to change, it is only due to pressure from others to "get help."
In the <u>Contemplation stage</u>, the individual is aware of the problem, but they still believe the positive aspects outweigh the negative aspects. They are beginning to think about changing, but they have made no commitment to change.
In the <u>Preparation stage</u>, the individual now has an intention to change, and is beginning to plan how they will change "next month."
In the <u>Action stage</u>, the individual is now ready to change. They are willing to modify their behavior and their environment to overcome the problem.
In the <u>Maintenance stage</u>, the individual has changed their behavior for six or more months. They now focus on not reverting back to their old habits.
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