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Prevention 101Risk and Protective Factors - Addiction Policy Forumhttps://youtu.be/9sz0N9Yo2mY4 minute video - complements CTC videos
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Prevention 101The Prevention Paradoxhttps://youtu.be/qg-Qk4agpyk4 minute video - complements other 2 R/P Factor videos
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Prevention 101The Science of Risk Factorshttps://youtu.be/ZJs-3mG3ps05 minute video - complements Prev Paradox & R/P Factor by Alcohol Policy Forum
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Prevention 101What is Prevention - The role of the communityhttps://youtu.be/B1x-EbfGpqQCOMMUNITY ROLE IN PREVENTION:
2.5 minute video from Addiction Policy Forum
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Prevention 101What is Prevention - Introductionhttps://youtu.be/0Sj78uJU0PkINTRO video: 3 minute video from Addiction Policy Forum - why prevention is needed & brain science
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Prevention 101Introduction to the Social Ecological Modelhttps://youtu.be/5NNw0GSUR-c3 minute video briefly describing the Social Ecological Model
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Prevention 101Introduction to the Social Ecological Model with obesity as an eaxamplehttps://youtu.be/WhVoYYp45V06 minute video briefly describing the Social Ecological Model using obesity as an example.
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Health Communication StrategiesIn Print and On Air: Get Ready to Work with the Mediahttp://www.r4phtc.org/in-print-and-on-air-get-ready-to-work-with-the-media/Regional PH Network on-demand webinar
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Health EquityHealth Equity and Prevention Primerhttps://www.preventioninstitute.org/tools/focus-area-tools/health-equity-toolkit/its-the-environment7 module, self-paced training from the Prevention Institute; content is multi-topic - not solely substance abuse prevention
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Proven PracticesEvidence-based Prevention Practices and Where to Find them.https://pttcnetwork.org/centers/northwest-pttc/product/webinar-why-use-evidence-and-where-find-it-blueprints-healthy-youth1:28:59Presentation starts at 00:08:00 minute mark. Just after 00:11:30 minutes, Dr. Hill begins the history of Prevention Science. Pace is sort of slow, with interruptions for audience interaction via Chat Room.
CONTENT: Overview of Prevention Science history, risk and protective factor domains, research rigor used to determine "certified" evidence-based practices, overview of the BluePrints EBP website/lists.
Helpful content for committed watchers - not as good for "fly-by viewers".
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Strategic Prevention FrameworkWhat is the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF?)https://youtu.be/4tvx7Bdq6e04:41Brief animated overview of the SPF from the Ohio Mental Health & Addiction Services
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Social Norms SummaryWesley Perkins Interview on Social Normshttps://youtu.be/WVIBfY35dGw10:00Brief interview with a researcher on social norms and how norms impact behavior. Recommendations for the field of Prevention based on what we know about how highlighting positive social norms can foster healthy choices and behaviors.
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Protective FactorsHealthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences (H.O.P.E.)https://positiveexperience.org/training-workshops/spreading-hope-online-learning-course/Self-paced, free training outlining Positive Childhood experiences research as compared with Adverse Childhood Experiences research
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Protective FactorsH.O.P.E. and anti-racist approacheshttps://positiveexperience.org/training-workshops/spreading-hope-online-learning-course/1:30Self-paced, free training outlining Positive Childhood experiences research and anti-racist approaches to working with families
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Gaming DisorderFoundations in Gaming Disorderhttps://whatisgamingdisorder.com/15 hrsVirtual 15 hour course is designed to provide the critical knowledge needed to address at-risk gaming and gaming disorder, from prevention through treatment and recovery. Clinicians will be better equipped to screen, identify, and treat gaming disorder. Prevention specialists will be better equipped to understand risk and protective factors and implement science-based prevention strategies. All will gain understanding of the impacts on special populations as well as key connections of gaming disorder with other behavioral health and addictions issues.

After this training, you will:
· Better understand—and feel ready to tackle– the world of gaming and problematic gaming
· Improve your understanding and relationships with friends and family who game
· Increase clinical skills in the behavioral health field and MORE
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