Culture & Drugs Don't Mix Facilitator Training| Part 1

The goal of CDDM is to provide a culturally appropriate approach for drug prevention among Native American youth through community and inter-agency involvement. The objectives of CDDM are to educate students about healthy alternatives to drug use.

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Course curriculum

1

Overview and Introductions
- What is Culture & Drugs Don't Mix?
- Welcome to the CDDM Facilitator Training Modules
- Today's Agenda
- Special Welcome | Captain Jean O. Plaschke
- Special Welcome | Teresia M. Paul, M.S.
- Meet the Facilitators
- Curriculum Materials
2

Getting Started
- Culturally Appropriate Opening
- Getting to Know You
- Effective Spaces for Conducting CDDM Sessions
- How Culture Can Inform Your Role Part 1
- How Culture Can Inform Your Role Part 2
- The Importance of Self-Care
- Supporting the Caregiving Role
- Common Threads in CDDM Sessions
- Progress
- Trigger Warning
- The Power of Prevention | Critical Dialogue with Native Youth about Underage Drinking: Our Culture is Prevention
3

Facilitation Best Practices
- Facilitation Best Practices
- Key Skills
- Breaks and Mindfulness
- Honoring Youth Culture and Creating Safety
- Selecting a Speaker
- Triggers and Associations
- Progress
4

Creating a Safe and Supportive Environment
- Creating an Environment of Safety and Support
- Utilizing a Trauma Informed Approach for CDDM | Video 1
- Utilizing a Trauma Informed Approach for CDDM | Video 2
- More Trauma Informed Resources
- Progress
5

How Can I Become Trauma Informed?
- Six Guiding Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach
- Introduction | Dee Bigfoot
- Youth Centered Practices
- Engaging Community Support
6

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