Prevention Across the Lifespan: Risk and Protective Factors for Early Childhood

Prevention Across the Lifespan: Risk and Protective Factors for Early Childhood

Early childhood is a pivotal stage of development, laying the foundation for lifelong health and well-being. Prevention efforts that begin during this stage can have a powerful, lasting impact.

This one-hour webinar explores the key risk and protective factors that influence children from birth to age 12. Presenters Teresa Gomez Barroso and Sarah Ivan will guide participants through how early experiences shape vulnerability to substance use and how protective systems—such as families, schools, and communities—can buffer those risks. Participants will leave with strategies to support healthy development and promote long-term resilience in the youngest members of our communities.

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