40 CE Credit Hours Prevention Bundle for OCPS and OCPC

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.

This course examines the ethical codes used by prevention practitioners. It focuses on knowledge of Ohio codes as well as obligations and procedures used to promote ethical conduct of practicing professionals. The need for educating oneself within the realm of cultural competency is also presented.

Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board Course Approval Number 20-673167 In this comprehensive course, you will learn about 10 areas to prevent illness and create health and wellness: diet, addictive, processed foods, and more!

This course explores in depth what best practice means within the context of prevention, and why it is advantageous to use best practices. Also presented is a more in-depth exploration of how best practices are used in those growing up with adverse childhood experiences.

This course explores the possible role that brain development may have in the onset of substance use, the Community Readiness Model, and 40 Developmental Assets approach to the prevention of substance use, especially within the context of the community to effect positive growth outcomes for the children who live there.

This course discusses why community is needed in an effort to prevent substance use and how it accomplishes this. It also discusses the Strategic Prevention Framework and reviews the University of Kansas’ Community Tool Box discussion in-depth on this framework.

780694 Learn how the way you parent can make a difference in how well your kids do in life.

This course explores different facets of faith and how it helps build not only strong, healthy communities, but also assists in preventing substance use. Included in this discussion are what faith-based organizations are and their benefits, spiritual assets such as compassion, charitability, forgiveness and reconciliation, mindfulness, gratitude, appreciation, and mercy.

This course provides an in-depth understanding of emotional intelligence and its role in preventing substance use and other mental health disorders. It covers a scholarly definition of emotional intelligence, a brief review of substance use and mental health disorders, the link between emotional intelligence and substance use/mental health, and evaluating emotional intelligence-based and other prevention strategies.