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5 Bites: Making the Connection Between Trauma and Substance Use

In 2020, CPI hosted the Trauma-Informed Care:  Research to Practice virtual conference for California’s prevention community. The “5 Bites” briefs offer five “sound bites,” or quotes, from key sessions at the event. Each sound bite is explained and unpacked for > read more

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Prevention Services within a Physically Distanced Environment

During the pandemic, CPI began hosting a biweekly County Roundtable for County Prevention Coordinators to discuss challenges and share best practices in the physically distanced environment. This briefing compiles the learnings that the County Prevention Coordinators shared in the first > read more

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5 Bites: Individual and Collective Trauma

In 2020, CPI hosted the Trauma-Informed Care: Research to Practice virtual conference for California’s prevention community. The “5 Bites” briefs offer five “sound bites,” or quotes, from key sessions at the event. Each sound bite is explained and unpacked for > read more

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Trauma-Informed Prevention in Practice Series: Marin County

What does a trauma-informed approach look like for county behavioral health? This is the first in a series of case studies showcasing California counties that adopted a trauma-informed approach in their policy and practice. Don Carney discusses the transition to > read more

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Trauma-Informed Prevention in Practice Series: Merced County

What does a trauma-informed approach look like for county behavioral health? This is the first in a series of case studies showcasing California counties that adopted a trauma-informed approach in their policy and practice. Christopher Jensen describes the paradigm shift > read more

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The Role of Prevention in a Trauma-Informed Approach to Wellness

Vol. 9, Iss. 14

This Prevention Tactic describes the impact of trauma on individuals and communities; defines the key components of a trauma-informed approach, and how they differ from current prevention efforts; and provides examples from cities that are using a trauma-informed approach to > read more

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Digital After-School Programming as Prevention: Positive Outlets for Youth Expression in an Increasingly Hi-Tech World

Vol. 9, Iss. 11

Digital after school programs can provide positive outlets for youth who face higher risks of delinquency and substance abuse. Participation in such programs generally increases youth safety, promotes development of interest and skills, reduces drop out rates, improves academic performance, > read more

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Cross-Sector Collaboration

Vol. 9, Iss. 10

The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), in alignment with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), is prioritizing integration and coordination of prevention services in public health, mental health, > read more

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The California Healthy Kids Survey: The Case for Continuation

Vol. 9, Iss. 8

This Prevention Tactic discusses how this decline in the CHKS participation stymies prevention efforts throughout California. It also provides strategies that stakeholders can pursue to ensure that they have the fiscal, administrative, and community support needed to continue the administration > read more

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Community Prevention: New Opportunities to Create Impact through Collaboration

This publication in the Power of Prevention Series takes a closer look at Community Prevention and how substance abuse prevention, which has a long history of working closely with the community, can use these relationships and experiences to further their > read more

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