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Go Get It! Finding Existing Data to Inform Your Prevention Efforts (OPEN), Training Course

SAMHSA, 2016 Explore strategies for identifying, locating, and accessing the data you need to assess the substance use prevention needs of your

What is the SPF? An Introduction to SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Framework (OPEN), Training Course

SAMHSA, 2016 Take a guided tour of the SPF, a data-driven planning process designed to help you more effectively address substance misuse and related prevention needs in your

Introduction to Substance Abuse Prevention (OPEN), Training Course

SAMHSA, 2016 Learn about the history of prevention, key concepts and definitions, and specific drug effects—and get a glimpse of the effects of substance use and addiction on the

Prevention SustainAbilities: Understanding the Basics (OPEN), Training Course

SAMHSA, 2016 Explore what sustainability looks like in the context of substance misuse prevention—and how to prepare for sustainability planning in your

The Role of Prevention in Drug Endangered Children (DEC) Efforts

National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children,

Pediatric Marijuana and Methamphetamine Exposure: Trends and Impact on Children

OCR Training Coordinator, 2016 With the legalization of marijuana and the increase in prescription drug abuse in Colorado, the issue of substance exposed newborns and drug endangered children continues to

HEROIN Booklet

Chariho, 2016 In 2015 , 1 in 20 adolescents and adults – 12 million people – used prescription pain medication when it was not prescribed for them or only for

Flex Your Face

Flex Your Face Our mission is to IGNITE your life through the celebration of small moments in your day. Get excited about the opportunities that each day brings. Launch your smile

Be Fearless Be Kind

Hasbro, 2016 BE FEARLESS BE KIND is Hasbro’s new signature philanthropic initiative. It’s designed to inspire and empower kids to have the compassion, empathy and courage to stand up for

Hidden in Plain Sight

PowertotheParent.org Strengthen your detective skills as a parent. Search this teen’s room for clues that might indicate drug or alcohol use. Click on the items in the photo to learn more: