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An Ounce of Prevention

  • Ep5: Funding Research is Key | AOP

    9 MAY. 2024 · The evidence for evidence-based treatment and prevention has to come from somewhere. Funding such research is expensive. According to Foundation of Hope Associate Executive Director Jennifer Gibson, their grants are like venture capital to researchers who need to provide proof of concept to larger funders. Jennifer can be reached at: Foundation of Hope mailto:jgibson@walkforhope.com http://www.walkforhope.com/
    19m 40s
  • Ep4: Activate Your Wellness | AOP

    25 ABR. 2024 · Piedmont Community Services is launching a campaign to "Activate Your Wellness." I sat down with Samantha Turner to learn more. To visit their website, https://piedmontcsb.wixsite.com/piedmontcommunitysvc.   Contact her at:  Samantha Turner, MPH, RDN, CHES Health Initiative Coordinator - Piedmont Community Services mailto:sturner@piedmontcsb.org Learn more about Activate Your Wellness at https://www.virginiapreventionworks.org/activate/ As the host, I am on a mission to discover what people are doing in the field of prevention. I am not a trained prevention specialist, so I rely completely on my guests to bring their expertise to this conversation. If you are interested in being a guest, feel free to contact me at tim@mediapartners-inc.com.
    21m 9s
  • Ep3: The Hidden Addiction | AOP

    11 ABR. 2024 · Gambling is everywhere, especially with the explosion of sports betting. But when does gambling become a problem, and how can you tell? I spoke with Don McCourtney and Anne Rogers of the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services about how Virginia is supporting treatment and helping communities educate the public.
    30m 56s
  • Ep2: The elephant in the room - Fentanyl | AOP

    28 MAR. 2024 · Adam Neal, Prevention and Wellness Specialist, and Director of the Roanoke Area Youth Substance Abuse Coalition (RAYSAC) spoke with me about the nationwide issue of Fentanyl and what his community is doing to limit access to medications and reduce the possibilities of misuse, especially among children and youth. National Drug Take Back Day is April 27th, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Citizens are encouraged to drop off left-over and used prescriptions to keep them out of circulation. "I don't know about you, Tim, but my grandma, you know, whenever I said I had a headache, she'd reach into her purse and, hand me a Tylenol or whatever she had ready to go," said Adam. "We don't need to normalize this behavior anymore." Adam shares what his community is doing to combat the problem and what people can do to help.
    27m 15s
  • Ep1: What the Heck is Prevention? | AOP

    21 MAR. 2024 · After working with prevention specialists for more than ten years, I created this podcast to explore the work of these community heroes. In the first episode, we explore the meaning of prevention and how it is applied to efforts to educate communities about substance use and other risky behaviors.  My guest is Shelia Lythgoe, a Prevention Specialist with Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare in Roanoke, Virginia. Visit one of their many prevention websites for more information. StartTheTalk.org Raysac.org PreventProblemGambling.org RoanokePreventionAlliance.org FWRoanoke.org
    20m 6s
  • An Ounce of Prevention Trailer

    1 MAR. 2024 · Every other Thursday, we'll talk to those on the frontlines of this constant battle to help people improve their mental health and avoid addiction. If you want to join in the prevention effort, launch an effort in your community, or just want to educate yourself, this is a great place to start. Join us every other Thursday for another "ounce of prevention."
    1m 39s

An Ounce of Prevention will examine strategies for prevention and wellness. We'll talk to the people who are building coalitions, working with the schools, and using every means they can...

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An Ounce of Prevention will examine strategies for prevention and wellness. We'll talk to the people who are building coalitions, working with the schools, and using every means they can to prevent drug use and promote mental health, wellness, and resilience in their communities. The people on the front lines of this battle are happy to share what works in their community. Maybe it will work in yours.
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