is a risky teen behavior injuring and killing adolescents. The Choking Game is becoming increasingly dangerous as children take it on as a solo venture. Our Mission is Increased Awareness and Education and Decreased Injury and Fatality. |
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| The Choking Game aka Elevator, Pass out Game, Hangman, Tap Out, Blackout, or Flatliner, |
Clarity for Common Misconceptions:
The "Choking Game" doesn't require choking. The name is what teens have dubbed a
variety of methods of oxygen deprivation to achieve a rush, thrill, or 'high'.
"Good Kids Game" or "Thrill Seekers Rush". There are no definitive personality traits of a
participant. Some are high achievers playing out of curiosity, others are seeking an
alternative to drug use.
Learn about the Choking Game
The Choking Game has been attracting, injuring and killing teens for generations. When
played in a group the Choking Game carries risks of seizure, memory loss, broken bones,
concussions and potentially death. Playing alone drastically increases the likelihood of
severe permanent brain damage and death. The prevalence of teens knowing about and
engaging in this risky behavior is far greater than the level of proactive preventative education.
Until there is mainstreamed education and awareness, teens will continue to perceive there
is no danger, that "it's just like fainting"
Current and accurate Statistics, Research and Data regarding the Choking Game
Answers to Questions "What is the 'Good Kids Game'?, "How do they play?" "What to do if my
child is playing Elevator"
The Awareness & Education Campaigns with FREE Educational Material,
The site is constantly being updated with the most recent pertinent information, be sure to
visit often to stay current.
The "Choking Game" doesn't require choking. The name is what teens have dubbed a
variety of methods of oxygen deprivation to achieve a rush, thrill, or 'high'.
"Good Kids Game" or "Thrill Seekers Rush". There are no definitive personality traits of a
participant. Some are high achievers playing out of curiosity, others are seeking an
alternative to drug use.
Learn about the Choking Game
The Choking Game has been attracting, injuring and killing teens for generations. When
played in a group the Choking Game carries risks of seizure, memory loss, broken bones,
concussions and potentially death. Playing alone drastically increases the likelihood of
severe permanent brain damage and death. The prevalence of teens knowing about and
engaging in this risky behavior is far greater than the level of proactive preventative education.
Until there is mainstreamed education and awareness, teens will continue to perceive there
is no danger, that "it's just like fainting"
Current and accurate Statistics, Research and Data regarding the Choking Game
Answers to Questions "What is the 'Good Kids Game'?, "How do they play?" "What to do if my
child is playing Elevator"
The Awareness & Education Campaigns with FREE Educational Material,
The site is constantly being updated with the most recent pertinent information, be sure to
visit often to stay current.
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