Videos
Do you know who's taking your meds?
In 2017, there were 1,672 overdoses in RI. Secure and dispose of Rx meds safely.
The Missing Ingredient in Self Care
What are the consequences of ignoring your body’s signals and pushing yourself too far? Portia Jackson-Preston reveals how prioritizing self-care helped her regain her health and explains how it can benefit you too.
TEENS...What Are You Losing By Choosing Weed?
Video produced by the Johnston Prevention Coalition on the risks involved with youth marijuana use.
Parents: It Starts With You!
Talk Early. Talk Often & Listen. This PSA Video by the Cranston, Lincoln, Scituate, Johnston, and Narragansett Prevention Coalitions discusses the importance of parent influence in their children’s lives when it comes to risky behaviors with substance use.
"A Mother's Job" - Underage Drinking PSA
This video was funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and developed by the Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals (BHDDH), the Rhode Island Prevention Resource Center, Mother’s Against Drunk Driving and the communities of Burrillville, Cranston, and Johnston.
Talk With Your Kids About the Dangers of Marijuana!
Have you talked with your kids about the dangers of underage Marijuana use? This message has been brought to you by the Cumberland & Lincoln Prevention Coalitions.
Under The Influences
Submission to the 4th Annual Granite Youth Film Festival highlighting the many influences on teenagers to drink.
Young Adults: Learn the Signs of Depression and Anxiety and How to Get Help
Watch this video to learn how to identify the signs and symptoms of depression and anxiety. While it’s normal to experience some of these feelings from time to time, it’s important to recognize when they persist. It also gives insights and tips on the steps you can take to seek help and support, ensuring you’re not alone in facing these challenges.
The Human Brain: Major Structures and Functions
The brain is the “command center” of our entire body. It makes us who we are. Scientists have divided the brain into “parts” and “regions” and understanding how those affect behaviors, is explained in this video.