Welcome to Study Hall! Study Hall offers a catalog of online training courses on
a variety of substance abuse prevention topics. Courses are self-paced, interactive
and user-friendly. Participants who pass the assessment at the end of each course
are able to download or print a certificate from their history. To take a course,
log in to your account or register from the upper left-hand corner of the screen.
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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
This three-part series provides WIC professionals with the information and skills they need to successfully conduct Illinois WIC's screening and brief intervention to prevent alcohol exposed pregnancies, which can lead to children born with a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
The prerecorded webinar provides an overview of FASD and its impact on the developing fetus and background information on the Illinois WIC FASD Screening and Brief Intervention project.
FASD Studies of Hope, the second course in the series, allows participants to hear from WIC professionals who were the first to incorporate FASD screening and brief intervention into standard WIC care. In addition, the course introduces WIC staff to birth mothers and adoptive mothers of children with FASD and the struggles that accompany their lives because of alcohol use while pregnant.
The final course, Practical Application of the FASD Screening and Brief Intervention, provides participants with the knowledge needed to conduct WIC's FASD SBI and opportunities to practice it under the guidance of their supervisors.
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Illinois Introduction to Substance Abuse Prevention (IISAP)
Illinois Introduction to Substance Abuse Prevention is a three-part training program for new prevention workers: IISAP I: Welcome to Prevention, IISAP II: SAPP System Orientation, and IISAP III: A Framework for Prevention. The first two courses in the series can be found here in Study Hall. The third course is a classroom-based training that can be found on our training and registration page at: https://www.prevention.org/Events/Default.aspx?ti=1030.
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