The Wood County Prevention Coalition Podcast Podcast

In this episode, Tina, Kyle, and Angie talk with Dr. William Ivoska about the results of the 2024 ADAMHS Youth Survey Results. The survey examines trends among students in grades 5-12 regarding drug and alcohol use, adverse childhood experiences, bullying, gaming, and gambling. Parental guidance is ENCOURAGED. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only. The views expressed on the podcast are solely of the individuals, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wood County Educational Service Center or the Wood County Prevention Coalition. Music courtesy of Breaking Grace (www.breakinggrace.us). Featuring the songs What Do You Want and Heart So Cold, off of their album Redemption Road. Copyright 2014 by Breaking Grace. Used with permission.

In this podcast, special guest Shanna Gerken enlightens us on her experience as a Parent Sector leader and discusses her work with the Wood County School District and the importance of lockboxes in families' homes.

Kyle and Tina talk to local law enforcement agencies about alcohol laws and how the agencies collaborate to ensure that local bars, grocery stores, and carry-outs comply with those laws. Parental guidance is ENCOURAGED. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only. The views expressed on the podcast are solely of the individuals, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wood County Educational Service Center or the Wood County Prevention Coalition. Music courtesy of Breaking Grace (www.breakinggrace.us). Featuring the songs What Do You Want and Heart So Cold, off of their album Redemption Road. Copyright 2014 by Breaking Grace. Used with permission.

In this episode, we began by talking about the history of the Coalition's involvement at the Wood County Fair. We also talked about what we will have at the fair, and when and where you can find us. Lastly, we talked about the Pemberville Free Fair and how we will be there as well.

In this episode, we discussed the latest updates in the program, including our new intern, the ADAMHS youth survey, and the Drug-Free Community's Grant. Parental guidance is ENCOURAGED. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only. The views expressed on the podcast are solely of the individuals, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wood County Educational Service Center or the Wood County Prevention Coalition. Music courtesy of Breaking Grace (www.breakinggrace.us). Featuring the songs What Do You Want and Heart So Cold, off of their album Redemption Road. Copyright 2014 by Breaking Grace. Used with permission.

Junior Teen Institute student-members discuss why they joined the program and what they are looking forward to at the upcoming JTI retreat. Parental guidance is ENCOURAGED. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only. The views expressed on the podcast are solely of the individuals, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wood County Educational Service Center or the Wood County Prevention Coalition. Music courtesy of Breaking Grace (www.breakinggrace.us). Featuring the songs What Do You Want and Heart So Cold, off of their album Redemption Road. Copyright 2014 by Breaking Grace. Used with permission.

In this episode, we feature Rossford High school students from the Rossford High school podcasting course. We talk about the history of Red Ribbon Week and Holiday Safety tips.

In this episode, we feature Dr. Nicole T. Labor the IBH Addiction Recovery medical director and author of The Addictoholic Deconstructed.

In this episode, we discuss programs such as Credit Recovery and Grandparents Raising Grandchildren/Kinship group.

In this episode, we talk about the history of the prevention program, changing trends and school district needs, and the scope of prevention.

In this episode, we discuss the history of gambling and gaming in Ohio, current trends in Wood County, the Bowling Green State University Wellness Connection, gaming activities, e-sports, loot boxes energy drinks, and social isolation.

In this episode we discussed ARC's process, Deterra, drug disposal locations, and the history of ARC with coalition collaboratives.

Bill Ivoska, Kyle Clark, Angela Patchen and Tina Bradley speak and react about the results of the Youth Survey. They talk about how the Wood County Prevention Coalition will take the results of the survey and take future action based on the results and what results have been effected due to the programs they have in place now.

Bill Ivoska presents the Wood County Youth Survey Results for 2022. He compares the results from this year to results from the past 17 years. The survey results contain information on the percent of Wood County Youth that is using or addicted to drugs (Specifics listed in Podcast), it assess the mental health of Wood County Youth and also looks into possible gambling addictions some youth might have already or obtain in their adulthood due to early signs they have today.

"We have to keep people alive long enough to give them a chance at recovery." This podcasts talks about resources provided by the ADAMHS to help with harm reduction. Harm reduction is defined within this episode and the resources that the community has access to, including Fentanyl test strips and Narcan.

Kyle Clark and Angela Patchen talk about the role of prevention education in Wood County. Parental guidance is ENCOURAGED. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only. The views expressed on the podcast are solely of the individuals, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wood County Educational Service Center or the Wood County Prevention Coalition. Music courtesy of Breaking Grace (www.breakinggrace.us). Featuring the songs What Do You Want and Heart So Cold, off of their album Redemption Road. Copyright 2014 by Breaking Grace. Used with permission.

On December 10, 2021 General Barrye Price, President and CEO of CADCA spoke to the members of the Wood County Prevention Coalition. Within this podcast he speaks of harm reduction, predicting substance abuse and other topics. Parental guidance is ENCOURAGED. Music courtesy of Breaking Grace (www.breakinggrace.us).

New staff, new equipment, new hosting platform, new protocols, new normal. We all learn how to do this podcasting thing again in the times of Covid.