​​January:
Welcome to our first ​#ParentsasPartnersinPrevention  post! For January, we are sharing this awesome video from the UVM Children's Hospital on how to spot the signs of vape use and how to discussing vaping with your child. Check it out here:
February:
For our February #ParentsasPartnersinPrevention, we have our Vaping Workshop with Yale School of Medicine's Tricia Dahl. Please click the button to the right to check out a  recording of a previous vaping workshop she has done!
March:
Our March #ParentsasPartnersinPrevention  is an awesome workshop as well!    We were lucky enough to get CAPP's Hidden In Plain Sight Training for Guilford D.A.Y.!  The workshop includes a mock bedroom exercise teaching parents about current concealment practices, as well as presentation on youth substance use trends and how to speak to your child about drugs.   Please click the following link for more information about what the Hidden in Plain Sight training is all about!   https://www.cappct.org/hips​
April:
For April's #ParentsasPartnersinPrevention, we shared a tool SAMHSA's "Talk. They Hear You." Campaign. Please click the button to the right to read SAMHSA's article discussing how small, frequent conversations between parent and child can go a long way.
May:
Our #parentsaspartnersinprevention    post for May is this virtual workshop on Thursday, May 11th about Raising a Drug-Free Teen! Register here:   https://golead-co.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QrbVZVr6TauUfaliV6oYzA#/registration
June:
​Our #ParentsAsPartnersInPrevention post for June!
“This Life for Us” is a television PSA from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) “Talk. They Hear You.”® campaign. The PSA aims to help parents and caregivers better understand and harness the power of the people and resources in their communities to prevent underage drinking and other substance use. Among its key messages is that strengthening communities builds resilience and creates hope. It also reinforces the important role community members can play in a child’s life and how we all can step up to be a community for others. Specifically, the PSA highlights how your community—your home, neighborhood, school, workplace, faith community, social groups, arts organizations, athletic teams, etc.—is a valuable resource for support that can help improve the health, wellness, and wellbeing of young people. For more information about the campaign, visit talktheyhearyou.samhsa.gov