Naloxone Training

Overdose prevention aligns with LMU’s commitment to the health and safety of our community and campus-wide involvement in comprehensive and ongoing wellness education. Naloxone is an overdose reversal drug that enables breathing.

Training is simple and required to receive naloxone via this program. Naloxone will not harm someone if you give it to them and they are not overdosing on an opioid.

Please watch the brief video above. Refer to the six point checklist in the event you find someone unresponsive:

1. Recognize the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose.
2. Call 9-1-1 and yell for help. Do not leave the individual if possible. If on campus, also call LMU Public Safety 310.338.2893, also listed on the back of a OneCard. (Public Safety's phone number ca (they will escort paramedics to your location).
3. Check for responsiveness.
4. Check for pulse/breathing.
5. Administer naloxone (Narcan) through the nostrils.
6. Start CPR and rescue breathing.