Category: Prevention Education
Back to School Starts with Connection
Our Prevention Department shares three expert tips to make your child’s back-to-school transition smoother and stronger.
Sunshine and Structure
Summer can be a time of sunshine and fun—as well as hidden stress for kids. McCall’s Director of Prevention Services shares simple, meaningful ways to support your child’s mental health during the less structured summer months.
5 Tips for Celebrating Pride and Supporting Youth
In recognition of Pride Month, we’re sharing tips to support and make a meaningful difference in the lives of LGBTQ+ youth.
Exploring Family Roles in a Loved One’s Recovery Journey
In this month’s Family in Recovery newsletter, Alicia shares guidance on supporting a loved one’s recovery without rescuing and encourages families to reflect on their role in the healing process.
Mental Health Awareness Month: Turning Awareness Into Action
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Learn how to turn awareness into action and support mental wellbeing in your life and community.
Courageous Voices Rise Up!
From Bogotá at the 2025 Harm Reduction Conference, Maria shares how compassion—not punishment—paves the way to dignity, healing, and real change.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month: Let’s Talk About It.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month! Discover how conversations with teens about alcohol can help prevent misuse and foster healthier communities.
The Importance of Overdose Prevention Centers
Harm Reduction Coordinator Kyle Fitzmaurice discusses the importance of Overdose Prevention Centers and harm reduction resources.
Fentanyl Awareness
Fentanyl is a potent opioid driving overdose deaths, but misinformation can cause unnecessary fear. This short video debunks myths and provides accurate info to help responders and community members act safely.
Seasonal Affective Disorder Can Impact People in Recovery
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a temporary period of depression during certain times of the year. Many people face SAD in late fall and winter due to fewer daylight hours, inclement weather, and freezing temperatures.