- $30
2 CE Credit Hours | Social Media for Mental Health Advocacy & Peer Prevention
- Course
- 17 Lessons
This course defines what social media is for digital advocacy, plus
offers some answers to frequently asked questions, according to
SAMHSA. Further, it presents user friendly social media guidelines
and best practices.
Contents
Introduction
Prevention of substance use works best via whole community efforts. That much is clear. So, if we are trying to get words of encouragement and information out to as many people as we can, especially our kids and adolescents, and advocate for them, it makes sense to reach out to them where they spend hours every day … on social media.
Meet Dr. Donna!
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Course Objectives
Introduction: Community-Based Prevention Starts Online
Social Media Reference & Research
The Power of Digital Tools in Advocacy and Prevention
Mental Health & Social Media
What is Social Media for Digital Advocacy?
Digital Media Shareables From SAMHSA
SAMHSA's National Prevention Week Podcast
Peer-to-Peer Social Media as an Effective Prevention Strategy
Continuing the Work: Empowering Communities Through Social Media and Prevention
Community-Led Change: The Power of Participatory Research
Quiz
Conclusion
Do you think you can use social media doing CBPR?!
What will YOUR future role be in prevention?!
(Remember, you can wear more than one hat!)
Thank you
Survey
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