Online or in person Presented by Mark Edwards, MFT In an increasingly polarized world, extremist political ideologies are finding new ways to reach young people - often through digital platforms, online communities, and social media algorithms that target vulnerable youth. This engaging and informative two-hour seminar is designed for parents and caregivers who want to...
Part Three of a Four-Part Series Overview: This training will present an overview of the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) – the SAMHSA model that all California counties follow when planning their Substance Use Disorder primary prevention services. Topics will include: About the Presenters Charlie Seltzer (he/him) was the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) prevention coordinator for the...
Part Four of a Four-Part Series Overview Prevention efforts do not exist in a silo. From society- and community-wide health promotion strategies to individual-level recovery services and aftercare, all substance use disorder (SUD) and other behavioral health services take place across a continuum. In this session, participants will learn about the Institute of Medicine (IOM)...
Overview Community voice isn’t just a component of prevention, it’s the foundation. This session dives into how prevention professionals can center community-driven engagement and cultural wealth in environmental strategies to reduce substance use risk and increase protective factors. Drawing from the SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) Strategies, we’ll explore ways to harness local...
Overview ABHPC is excited to celebrate the amazing work and stories coming from prevention programs across California! This panel session will highlight stories of prevention success and share real-world applications of prevention practices. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions of the panelists and explore solutions for barriers within their own programs. Dr. James...
Online or in person Presented by Cheryl K. Best, Ph.D. Raising children is no easy task, and there’s no manual to guide us. Children today face uniquegenerational challenges that are increasing the prevalence of mental health crises. Drawing on research in developmental psychology and the onset of mental illness, Dr. Best will offer strategies for...
Overview Building effective substance use prevention programs requires strong, enthusiastic partnerships. This interactive session will provide participants with practical strategies to identify, engage, and sustain relationships with key stakeholders and rightsholders across various sectors. Through group discussions of real-world scenarios, participants will explore how to align with stakeholder and rightsholder interests and needs, communicate prevention...
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87897312534 Meeting ID: 878 9731 2534
Overview: In the crowded and often loud landscape of messaging and media, how do we ensure that substance use prevention communication strategies land with power and purpose? This session will explore how to craft impactful, community-centered messaging that resonates with various audiences and aligns with state and local priorities. Using the Center for Substance Abuse...
This discussion will examine the link between youth mental health and underage substance use. We’ll explore how emotional well-being, stress, and other mental health challenges can influence substance use among teens, and discuss ways parents and caregivers can offer support. Speaker Tracy Foose, MD Dr. Foose, former Director of UCSF’s Anxiety Disorders Treatment Program, continues...