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SUMMARY:Part 2: Gambling as a Co-occurring Disorder and Current Data
DESCRIPTION:Please register below to attend this virtual training event! Once we’ve received your RSVP you will receive an email confirmation with the Zoom Link. \nPart two will focus on gambling as a co-occurring disorder with both substance use and mental health disorders and current national\, state\, regional and local gambling data that is available. \nPresented by:\nKaitlin Brown\, Director of Programs and Services\, CT Council on Problem Gambling\nKelly Leppard\, Primary Prevention Services Coordinator\, DMHAS Problem Gambling Services \nLearning Objectives:\n– Describe the co-occurring nature between mental health and gambling\n– Compare the similarities & differences between gambling and substance misuse behaviors and brain biology\n– Identify and review emerging trends and current national\, state\, regional and local data that is available \nQuestions\, contact Jennifer Jacobsen\, jacobsen@xsector.com
URL:https://preventiontrainingcenter.org/event/part-2-gambling-as-a-co-occurring-disorder-and-current-data-2025/
LOCATION:https://preventiontrainingcenter.org/event/part-2-gambling-as-a-co-occurring-disorder-and-current-data-2025/
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SUMMARY:Prevention Storytelling for Impact
DESCRIPTION:Please register below to attend this virtual event! Once we’ve received your RSVP\, you will receive an email confirmation with the Zoom Link. \nDescription:\nPrevention Storytelling for Impact is an interactive web-based training designed to help prevention professionals translate their coalition’s and organization’s work into clear\, compelling stories that demonstrate measurable impact. Participants will learn how to use their mission\, vision\, goals\, and outcomes to identify meaningful wins\, both large-scale outcomes and everyday moments\, and frame them in ways that resonate with funders\, partners\, and the community. Through a guided exercise and practical tools\, attendees will leave with an understanding of effective story structure\, and a repeatable\, step-by-step process to create a success story and communicate prevention impact across multiple platforms. \nLearning Objectives:\nBy the end of this training\, participants will:\n1. Connect coalition and organization activities and outcomes to their mission and goals to surface meaningful stories of prevention impact.\n2. Identify their organization’s unique impact strategy—its “Midas touch”—that shapes how prevention work creates change.\n3. Differentiate between big and small impact stories and determine how each can be used to communicate progress to diverse audiences.\n4. Translate one prevention success into tailored stories across multiple communication formats\, including social media\, newsletters\, public announcements\, and video. \nNote: All participants will need to bring their organization&#39;s vision/mission statement\, goals and one successful activity/outcome. \nPresenters:\nAnna Gasinski\, BS\, CPS\nPrevention Specialist \nSharece Sellem-Hannah\, MS\nCreative Community Health Educator &amp; Advocate\nTEDx Speaker\, “What is Human Services Missing?” \nThis training is eligible for 2 CEU upon completion. \nQuestions? Contact Jennifer Jacobsen at jacobsen@xsector.com \nThe Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (CT DMHAS) with funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) supported this TTASC activity.
URL:https://preventiontrainingcenter.org/event/prevention-storytelling-for-impact/
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