This episode of our podcast features Maureen Underwood, LCSW, as we discuss COVID-19, substance use disorders, and how they have affected the role of prevention strategies in children, families, and communities.

Dr. David Anderson, professor emeritus at George Mason University, joins us to talk about the pyramid of success and how we can use it to help with effective prevention efforts.

Dr. Patti Clarkjoins us for this episode of the Southeast PTTC podcast series to explore how feelings of safety impact academic success and how the right prevention strategies can help.

This special episode of our podcast series is a collaboration between TTC and the Opioid Response Network (ORN) as we discuss available resources for substance use disorders and mental illness.

In this episode of the Southeast PTTC podcast series, we are joined by Ivan Juzang, MBA, to talk about the most effective strategies to connect with communities at a grassroots level and what that means for prevention.

Dr. Cerise Hunt, Ph.D., visits us to discuss health disparities in the U.S. and how improving health equity can also improve prevention efforts.

In this episode, Dr. Michael Nadler, Ph.D., explores the brain regions associated with reward and impulsivity and how different drugs react with them.

Dr. Parissa Ballard, Ph.D., joins the podcast to talk about the benefits of interacting with youth at a community level and how it helps later in life.

This episode talks about how to make prevention media campaigns more effective. Dr. Jennifer Ross, Ph.D., covers the four phases of an effective campaign and how to use them.

Opioid addiction impacts young people more than others. In this episode, Dr. Marc Fishman, M.D., explores strategies for prevention and how the right treatment of other disorders can help.