Purpose: To equip professionals with knowledge and skills to cultivate connection and health-promoting relationships with your as protective factors across systems on influence.
Learning objectives:
Describe the core components of connection and health-promoting relationships with youth.
Examine the science of connection and relationships as an important part of protective prevention strategies.
Demonstrate the ability to form, nurture, and train on health-promoting relationships.
Connect in meaningful ways with other prevention professionals.
Advance personalized and community action plans to incorporate key principles and practices for building relationships with youth and their ability to flourish.
This free event is hosted by the Oregon/Idaho HIDTA in partnership with ADAPT, Oregon Health Authority, Northwest Prevention Technology Transfer Center, and Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative.
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