Prioritizing Prevention: Translating Science to Practice

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Prioritizing Prevention: Translating Science to Practice

The Prioritizing Prevention: Translating Science to Practice podcast series is produced by the Ohio Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Prevention and Promotion to increase knowledge of best practices, emerging trends, and key strategies in prevention science. On the podcast, you can expect interviews with experts, examples of prevention excellence in action, and community connections resulting from a statewide commitment to a healthy Ohio.

  1. NOV 21

    Promoting Mental Health for Holiday Season– S2 E10

    Promoting Mental Health for Holiday Season– Season 2, Episode 10In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Jessica Zavala, Director of Ohio Program forCampus Safety and Mental Health (OPCSMH) at Northeast Ohio Medical University; Burk Steinman,Senior Prevention Coordinator, Prevention Action Alliance, and Maureen Fagans, Executive Director &CEO, United Senior Services in Clark County Ohio. The guests discussed the unique needs of thepopulations they serve and highlighted common challenges across these diverse groups. Theconversation also explored strategies for addressing social isolation and loneliness year-round.Resources mentioned in this episode:  Supporting Your Mental Health During the Holiday Season Creating a Healthier Life: A Step-by-step Guide to Wellness Ohio Program for Campus Safety & Mental Health  The Healthy Minds Study-Student Survey The Healthy Minds Study: 2023-2024 Data Report G.A.P. Network The Intersection of Grief and Substance Misuse: Preventative Measures for the Holidays What’s Your Grief United Senior Service (USS) 10 Ways to Combat Student Loneliness: A Guide for Higher Education Professionals Central Ohio Grief Care Coalition  Peanut Butter Pie Recipe Recommended by Jessica

    41 min

  2. OCT 28

    Celebrating 20 Years of the Strategic Prevention Framework- E9 S2

    Celebrating 20 Years of the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) – Season 2, Episode 9 In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with George Hicks, President, Arkbuilders and TracyJohnson, Principal, TTJ Group & former SAMHSA Regional Technical Assistance Director. They discussed the origins, motivations, and goals in the creation of the SPF, the practical implementation strategies for the SPF, and potential opportunities to introduce the SPF to new sectors and communities. Tune in to the conversation to learn more about the SPF and how it has transferred the prevention work in Ohio. Resources mentioned in this episode: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Strategic PreventionFramework (SPF): Strategic Prevention Framework | SAMHSA Evidence-Based Practices Resource Center: | SAMHSA Selecting Best-fit Programs and Practices: Guidance for Substance Misuse PreventionPractitioners: Selecting Best-fit Programs and Practices: Guidance for Substance MisusePrevention Practitioners | SAMHSA Prevention First Professional Development Resource Guide:https://www.prevention.org/Resources/b539db75-c884-48ef-9cda-e845190623aa/SPFResourceGuide.pdf Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success (SPF-PFS): Home 3 - StrategicPrevention Framework SEO - SPFPFS - SEO Arkbuilders: Arkbuilders Inc. – Arkbuilders.org Strategic Prevention Framework: Strategic Prevention Framework | Department of MentalHealth and Addiction Services (ohio.gov) Ohio Adult Allies: Who We Are – OAA (ohioadultallies.com) AOD Prevention: Prevention 101 (abhpc.org)

    41 min

  3. SEP 24

    Unmasking Masculinity: Redefining Violence Prevention – E8S2

    Unmasking Masculinity: Redefining Violence Prevention – Episode 8, Season 2 In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Glenn A. Harris, Director of Prevention at Ohio Domestic Violence Network. They discuss the importance of challenging harmful gender stereotypes, the impact of harmful masculinity on individuals, families, and communities, and strategies for promoting healthy masculinity and fostering gender equality. Tune in to the conversation to learn more about healthy masculinity and ways to promote positive, equitable relationships. Resources mentioned in this episode: CDC Veto Violence: VetoViolence | Resources for violence prevention (cdc.gov) Ohio Domestic Violence Network: Home - Ohio Domestic Violence Network (odvn.org) Works they do: Our Work - Ohio Domestic Violence Network (odvn.org) OHMAN Healthy Masculinity Campaign: Ohio Men's Action Network (OHMAN) -Ohio Domestic Violence Network (odvn.org)  Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence: Ohio Campus Coalition for Advocates andPreventionists | Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence (oaesv.org) SCADV: State Coalitions (ncadv.org) A Call to Men - Tony Porter (he/him/his): Tony Porter (he/him/his) - A Call to Men Ohio Men’s Action Network: PlaybookBrochure-Community-1.pdf (oaesv.org) Courageous Conversations with Ohio Men: Courageous Conversations w/ OhioMen: Masculinity Redefined—A Shared Journey of Understanding (youtube.com)

    37 min

  4. AUG 27

    Third Spaces: Lifelines for Aging Communities- S2E7

    In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Melissa Cannon, Associate. Professor at Western Oregon University, and Jarmin Yeh, Associate Professor at UCSF. They define what a third space is, their importance to the aging population, and how helping professionals can advocate for safe and socially just third spaces.This episode highlights the health benefits that come from preventing social isolation, the increasing popularity of online third spaces, and how third spaces can be used as a channel for public health efforts.Resources Mentioned - Chapter 12: Aging in Third Placeshttps://www.elgaronline.com/edcollchap/book/9781802209983/book-part-9781802209983-23.xml- AARP Livable Communitieshttps://www.aarp.org/livable-communities/- The McDonaldization of Societyhttps://www.amazon.com/McDonaldization-Society-George-Ritzer/dp/1483358941- Palaces for the Peoplehttps://www.ericklinenberg.com/books- Togetherhttps://www.vivekmurthy.com/together-book - Bowling Alonehttp://bowlingalone.com/- The Great Good Place: Cafes, Coffee Shops, Bookstores, Bars, Hair Salons, andOther Hangouts at the Heart of a Communityhttps://www.dacapopress.com/titles/ray-oldenburg-phd/the-great-good-place/9781569246818/World/ - World Health Organization, Age-friendly Worldhttps://extranet.who.int/agefriendlyworld/- Creating Spaces for an Ageing Society: The Role of Critical Social Infrastructurehttps://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/doi/10.1108/9781839827389

    42 min

  5. JUL 26

    Portrait of a Thriving Youth- S2E6

    In this podcast episode, Host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Shereen El Mallah, a faculty affiliate at Youth-Nex.They define what a thriving youth looks like and what that means for organizationsworking with and serving young demographics.This episode defines the six dimensions of thriving youth – health, cognition, identity, meaning and purpose, emotion, and social – the decision-making process that went into defining these categories and their intentions for how organizations and communities can use this model in their youth-centered work. Resources Mentioned Portrait of a Thriving Youth | https://education.virginia.edu/research-initiatives/research-centers-labs/youth-nex/youth-nex-initiatives/portrait-thriving-youth o Tips, Takeaways, & Resources for Educators |https://education.virginia.edu/sites/default/files/2024-05/youth-nex_portrait-educator-resource-1pager_2024-03-06.pdf o Self-Reflection Tool |https://education.virginia.edu/sites/default/files/2024-02/youth-nex_portrait-of-a-thriving-youth-self-assessment_2024-02-06.pdf o Skills & Competencies |https://education.virginia.edu/sites/default/files/2024-02/youth-nex_portrait-knowledge-skills-and-competencies-overview_2024-02-06.pdf o Infographic | https://education.virginia.edu/sites/default/files/2023-10/youth-nex_portrait_graphic_2023-09-29.pdf  Youth-Nex Website | https://education.virginia.edu/research-initiatives/research-centers-labs/youth-nex

    38 min

  6. MAY 22

    Strategies to Empower and Support Caregivers - S2 E5

    In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Luke Russell, Executive Director for the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Ohio (NAMI Ohio). They discuss the landscape of caregiving, the diversity of caregivers and the challenges they face, as well as the unique experiences of caregivers of individuals with mental illness. This episode highlights the negative impact that burnout can have on the mental, emotional, and behavioral health of caregivers, the importance of relationships and community support for caregiver well-being, and guidance for navigating existing systems of support in Ohio. Find the resources mentioned and learn more about trauma-informed prevention on the Center's Resource Library.

    43 min
  7. Examining Prevention with a Trauma-Informed Lens - S2 E4

    APR 24

    Examining Prevention with a Trauma-Informed Lens - S2 E4

    In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Amy Hawthorne, Trauma-Informed Care Coordinator at the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, ahead of Trauma-Informed Care Awareness Month in May. They discuss the neurobiology of trauma, the impact of trauma on individuals and communities, and outline the six principles of trauma- informed approaches that can be applied to prevention work and everyday life. This episode highlights many resources for Prevention Professionals who are seeking to adopt a trauma- informed lens. Find the resources mentioned and learn more about trauma-informed prevention on the Center's Resource Library.

    41 min
  8. Propelling Positive Outcomes for Families - S2 E3

    MAR 21

    Propelling Positive Outcomes for Families - S2 E3

    In this podcast episode, host Dr. Holly Raffle speaks with Nicole Sillaman, Executive Director of the Ohio Children’s Trust Fund. They discuss the importance of using outcomes-focused language when communicating support and programs with parents and families. This episode highlights a framework of protective factors for the well-being of parents and children and the intersection of social determinants of health and risk factors like parental stress. Tune in to the conversation to learn more about the landscape of support for parents in Ohio and strategies to promote healthy family environments. Find the resources mentioned and learn more about trauma-informed prevention on the Center's Resource Library.

    37 min
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The Prioritizing Prevention: Translating Science to Practice podcast series is produced by the Ohio Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Prevention and Promotion to increase knowledge of best practices, emerging trends, and key strategies in prevention science. On the podcast, you can expect interviews with experts, examples of prevention excellence in action, and community connections resulting from a statewide commitment to a healthy Ohio.

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