Resources

Describes three characteristics of a comprehensive approach to preventing substance misuse and related behavioral health problems: addressing different levels of risk, operating at different levels of influence, and requiring the support and participation of diverse stakeholders.

This tool summarizes key takeaways from a CAPT webinar examining the value of collaborating with diverse partners as a strategy for expanding the reach and deepening the impact, of activities to prevent prescription drug misuse and overdose.

Dodi Swope and Chuck Klevgaard offer ideas for how health professionals, social services, and policymakers can work together to prevent opioid abuse.

This tip sheet provides an introduction to key players involved in on-campus substance abuse prevention efforts, important considerations for working together, and examples of how to engage campuses and college students in community prevention efforts.

This tool presents opportunities for collaborating at each step of the SPF.

Through our Community Opioid Collaborative, PS@EDC works with states to identify and create the constellation of supports that communities need to establish and sustain cross-sector approaches to reducing opioid misuse and overdose, identify communities ready to engage in these approaches, and support these communities in moving this work forward.

Gisela Rots discusses what effective youth prevention programs could look like at a time when marijuana is becoming more mainstream.

This resource offers examples of evidence-based interventions that address risk and protective factors associated with underage drinking.

Analyzing assessment data with five key criteria can provide insight into how to focus efforts to meet community needs and set prevention priorities.

See how Prevention Solutions@EDC’s 12 online courses map on to the International Certification and Reciprocity Consortium (IC@RC)’s six performance domains.