Archived Trainings
ABHPC provides recording training sessions available for access 24/7. Archived trainings developed under the Community Prevention Initiative continue to be available on this site. To view a recorded training, simply click to expand the corresponding training topic section to see what trainings are available.
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Prevention Science
Introduction to Substance Use Disorder Prevention
The webinar will: define substance use disorder prevention; examine drug classifications; discuss the importance of substance use disorder prevention and its health and legal implications; and provide a historical prevention overview.
Substance Abuse Prevention Frameworks and Theories
The webinar will: discuss behavioral change theories and how they inform substance use disorder prevention; review models and frameworks that support prevention efforts; and identify key prevention strategies that can be implemented across systems.
Prevention Primer: A Guide for New AOD Prevention Professionals
This Prevention Orientation webinar will provide an overview of prevention basics covering key concepts, models, and strategies for the prevention field.
Evidence Based Interventions – A New Paradigm for Selecting Prevention Strategies
This webinar will discuss the approach to finding interventions that are outcomes driven, and include a selection process that leads to interventions that are culturally relevant and more likely to be sustained.
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Prevention of Substance Use Disorders
This webinar will discuss the role of ACEs as a contributor to developing mental health and substance use issues during adolescence and adulthood.
Social Determinants of Health
This webinar introduces the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)-the conditions in which we live, work, learn and play-and how these conditions impact health behaviors.
Introduction to Logic Models
This webinar will provide you with information to help you use logic models to implement effective planning.
Making Prevention Happen
This webinar will explore how organizations, coalitions, and communities can build pathways to identifying and selecting strategies that work.
Prevention Planning and Evaluation
Enhancing Sustainability through Capacity Building
Participants will learn how sustainability is connected to each step of the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) and how to create a sustainability plan that will nourish prevention efforts into the future.
Program Sustainability, Growing Strong by Returning to Your Roots
This webinar reviews how in order for true sustainability to occur one needs to focus on continuing the benefits and outcomes that a particular program imparts on its participants.
SPF 101-Catch the Wave
This webinar explores and shares culturally competent best practices for addressing and working with LGBTQ individuals and families.
Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Webinar Series
This webinar series covers the National Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Standards which aim to institutionalize principles of cultural competence in order to improve care quality, advance health equity, and reduce health disparities.
Introduction to Cultural Competence
The first webinar in the CLAS series provides an overview of culture, the cultural competence continuum, and guiding principles to achieve cultural proficiency.
Introduction to CLAS and the First Four Standards: Governance, Leadership, and Workforce (CLAS Standards 2-4)
This webinar introduces the CLAS Standards and addresses the first Standard (Theme 1) and the Standards related to organizational leadership and governance (Theme 2).
Theme 3: Communication and Language Assistance (CLAS Standards 5-8)
This webinar describes CLAS Standards 5-8, and provides strategies for integrating communication and language cultural competence in all aspects of prevention and health care services.
Theme 4: Engagement, Continuous Improvement, & Accountability (CLAS Standards 9-15)
The final webinar in the series covers the CLAS Standards related to accountability, needs assessment, evaluation, conflict resolution, and transparency.
Creating Culturally Competent SUD Prevention Services for LGBTQ Populations
This webinar explores and shares culturally competent best practices for addressing and working with LGBTQ individuals and families.
Creating Trans-Affirming Youth Prevention Services
This two-part training will highlight best practices for providing prevention services for trans, non-binary, and gender expansive youth.
Creating Trans-Affirming Youth Prevention Services – Part 1
Creating Trans-Affirming Youth Prevention Services – Part 2
Creating Culturally Competent SUD Prevention Services for LGBTQ Populations
This webinar will provide information about the importance of culture in community-based prevention campaigns, and will provide techniques for addressing cross-cultural issues.
Creating Culturally Competent SUD Prevention Services for LGBTQ Populations
This webinar will provide information about the importance of culture in community-based prevention campaigns, and will provide techniques for addressing cross-cultural issues.
Gender-Responsive, Trauma-Informed Services for Girls Involved in the Juvenile Justice System
In this webinar, you’ll learn to identify the core principles of gender-responsive, trauma-informed services for girls and young women, and access resources to incorporate these services into programming.
Culturally Competent Environmental Prevention
This webinar provides a working definition of culturally appropriate environmental prevention and explores some key strategies for integrating cultural competence into environmental prevention.
Resiliency 101: Inside Out Prevention
This webinar offers a fast-paced overview of three critical elements for understanding youth resiliency: theory, core principles, and resources for implementing resiliency-based strategies.
Creating Healthy Connections for Youth At-Risk
This webinar session will focus on ways to identify youth at risk for gang involvement.
Prevention: A Key to Permanency for Youth in Foster Care
This webinar examines linkages among child maltreatment and foster care, the effects of permanency and stability, the risk for substance abuse and other risky behaviors.
Dealing with Difficult Issues: Crises and Opportunities
This training series focuses on strategies to effectively engage with youth while discussing difficult issues.
Dealing with Difficult Issues: Crises and Opportunities Part I
Dealing with Difficult Issues: Crises and Opportunities Part II
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Enhancing Community Wellness through the Creation of Sustainable Partnerships
Participants will explore best practices for creating sustainable partnerships between CBOs and health care organizations in order to address mental health and other disparities in racial, ethnic, and cultural minority populations.
Prevention Approaches
Social Media in Substance Abuse Prevention – Indispensable Tools for Expanding Reach, Building Capacity and Influencing Norms
The webinar provides an overview of how others are using social media to customize their reach to target audiences, examines how to foster community change, defines how to build a presence, and explores how to raise awareness.
California’s Prevention Community: Developing Recommendations for the White House Gun Violence Reduction Initiative
This webinar will be a working forum to develop recommendations to be submitted in response to the White House Gun Violence Reduction Initiative.
Social Media in Substance Abuse Prevention – Indispensable Tools for Expanding Reach, Building Capacity and Influencing Norms
The webinar provides an overview of how others are using social media to customize their reach to target audiences, examines how to foster community change, defines how to build a presence, and explores how to raise awareness.
Alliance for Change: Tools for Collaboration
An overview of the spectrum of linkages that occur across professional, public, and community sectors is presented, and will be examined in terms of these elements: leadership, decision making, communication, purpose and function, and structure.
Collaboration Between Health & Safety
Participants will learn about Operation Tip the Scale, a San Diego County collaboration where prevention, treatment, and law enforcement professionals work together on common goals.
Back to Basics: Effective Community Engagement
Participants in this webinar will explore the basics of community engagement, which contrary to public belief is much different from community organizing and/or community building.
Community Organizing Webinar
This webinar focuses on how to bring forward the voices and concerns of all residents to change and improve community conditions.
Adopting Core Substance Abuse Prevention Outcomes: The Critical Role of the CHKS
This webinar will use a real-world example to demonstrate how we can move the adoption and implementation of a core set of prevention outcomes forward and collectively make an impact.
Evaluating Environmental Strategies
This webinar will provide participants with an overview on how evaluation of environmental strategies differs from other evaluation efforts.
The Power of Policy and Systems Change: Research to Practice
The objectives of this webinar is to understand core components regarding public health prevention and policy/systems change as they relate to successful advocacy.
Integrating Screening & Early Identification, Brief Motivational Interventions and Health Coaching into our Continuum of Services
Participants in this webinar will: Receive an overview of the National Prevention Strategy; understand the seven priorities of the ACA; examine case examples and key components to the brief intervention/motivational interviewing model in various systems and settings.