About this Episode: In this episode, John Little talks about the research he gathered for his dissertation which focused on Native American Vietnam Veterans. Listen to find out more about How the Native Americans who enlist in the military do so because of protecting their land, protecting their people...
SUBSCRIBE NOW Listen now: About this episode: (Season 1, Episode 3) In this episode, hosts Jessica Beckendorf and Bob Bertsch collaborate with Danielle Swallow and Chris Petrone of Sea Grant Delaware to explore community resilience in the face of hazards and disasters. Danielle and Chris have been integrating resilience into...
About This Episode We are all learning and adapting like never before. HPRC, the Consortium for Health and Military Performance Center at USU, and the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress, or CSTS, have collaborated to produce resources focusing on promoting teen health and wellness during the current COVID-19...
Using crisis intervention prevention models, we identify skills to make sure our encounters with clients are safe, healthy, and productive. Furthermore, we discuss some necessary therapeutic skills to deploy when dealing with escalation by reconceptualizing the capabilities of verbal judo.
Nutrition education is a necessary measure for disease prevention and treatment, yet nearly half of Americans experience difficulty with understanding and communicating health information. Nutrition educators must be able to understand issues surrounding nutrition literacy and use effective communication techniques in order to reach goals of improving diet and related health outcomes.
This webinar addresses ways practitioners can connect with and include families of young children with disabilities in identifying and implementing strategies to support positive behavior at school, childcare, and home.
This webinar covers Sesame Street in Communities' Caring for Each Other initiative, a suite of resources to help the whole family find comfort, connect with one another, and take care of themselves too.
Military family readiness staff deserve care just as much as the families you serve. This presentation provides strategies to help staff recognize staff's own stress and learn new skills to better manage stress and find balance.
SUBSCRIBE NOW Listen now: About this episode (Season 1, Episode 4) In this episode, hosts Jessica Beckendorf and Bob Bertsch explore john Stepper's Working Out Loud framework in the context of building relationships for resilience. Jessica and Bob discuss five elements of Working Out Loud: purposeful discovery, relationships, generosity, visible...
This webinar talks about healthy and unhealthy relationships and how to help friends and family can build stronger client relationships that allows victims to hear about resources and ways to promote safety without disclosing domestic abuse.
This session explores the differences between social isolation and loneliness, the potential risks to our personal and relational health, and provides tips for how to effectively cope and manage.
Food insecurity describes a household’s inability to provide enough food for every person to live an active, healthy life. Food insecurity is one way we can measure and assess the risk of hunger. In the United States currently, 1 in 9 people struggle with hunger.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Office of Military Family Readiness Policy, U.S. Department of Defense under Award Number 2023-48770-41333.
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