Check out the new INYS website for the annual survey of alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) use by children and adolescents in the state of Indiana.
A total of 8,059 students 18-25 years
of age from 23 Indiana colleges participated in the Indiana College Substance Use Survey conducted in Spring 2021.
Download the report on survey results and Summary Findings.
The County Epidemiological Data presents statewide and county-level data from a variety of sources to aid in planning substance misuse prevention programming.
Here you will find information on upcoming in-person events as well as free online training resources.
Once you complete a training, you can earn CEUs and print your own certificate.
We can assess the effectiveness and fidelity of trainings, programs, and other interventions and aid you utlizing evaluation results to improve your efforts.
Corkboard is Indiana’s electronic system used to collect evaluation and individual programmatic data including but not limited to the National outcome Measures (NOMS), the Institute of Medicine (IOM) classification, demographic information on populations served, and other items as designated by the Division of Mental Health and Addiction. This system was developed by Indiana University and requires an authorized login for access.
Technical assistance is a way for organizations to use expert help to assess their current capacity, build on strengths, and address underlying needs. Prevention Insights sees technical assistance as a collaborative approach, where we learn the unique challenges and environment surrounding a program and then adapt our assistance to suit it individually. The goal is to help organizations advance more quickly and assuredly than they might on their own.
Curated list of federal, state, and local grant opportunities in mental health, substance use, behavioral health, prevention, and adjacent areas of public health.
Open to the Public (Hosted by Scott County CEASE, Funded by DMHA) September 1-2 9:00am-12:30pm (Eastern Time Zone) Must attend both days!
What to Expect:
This online facilitated learning forum will be a highly engaging and interactive seven-hour experience for a multi-disciplinary audience. Individuals will engage in experiential methods such as information exchange, small group discussion, paired skills practice, video analysis, and other self-reflective processes.
Objectives:
¨ Define Motivational Interviewing and discuss uses with clients/patients
- Explore ambivalence as a barrier to change
¨ Examine and practice the Spirit of Motivational Interviewing
¨ Practice core skills of Motivational Interviewing
Trainers:
Janet Delong and Mallori DeSalle
Motivational Interviewing Trainers
Members of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT)
Date of Training: Sep 1, 2020
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