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Active Brain Boosters

Seniors learn how to keep their brains active and how various behaviors can boost brain performance by participating during the program. Seniors leave with an understanding of the importance of staying mentally and physically fit through regular...

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Adults with Special Needs: Anger Management

Students will learn how to recognize the physical signs of anger and practical ways to handle the emotion of anger. These topics can be customized to the needs of the students who attend. Activities include naming appropriate ways to handle anger,...

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Adults with Special Needs: Bathroom Etiquette

Students learn about proper bathroom etiquette such as knocking on the stall door before entering, how to choose a urinal, and how to dispose of female hygiene products. Activities include showing the correct amount of hand soap and toilet paper.

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AIDS Ammunition

Youth receive an overview of the immune system, how it responds to infection, how HIV weakens the immune system, and the effects HIV has on the body. Modes of transmission and the stages of infection are discussed using age appropriate activities.

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Balance Your Act

Students learn how to manage their caloric intake by identifying high fat and highly sweetened foods. Youth will gain the knowledge to plan a basic exercise program. Plastinated human organs are used to illustrate results of poor daily food...

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Be a Brain Builder

Youth learn about the brain and nervous system. Students study various learning styles and are encouraged to identify their own personal style while exploring activities that boost brain performance. They better understand the importance of...

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Be a Germ Genius

Students will learn what germs are and what they can do to stop the spread of germs. Students will get to see firsthand how germs are spread and will be able to practice proper hand washing techniques. A brief introduction to the COVID-19 virus...

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Be Wiser

Students learn that sleeping, exercising, eating healthy foods and having a positive attitude all work together as four keys to being healthy. Students learn the facts about alcohol and tobacco and their effects on the brain and body.

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BFF: Body Friendly Foods

Students are encouraged, through interactive activities, to fill their plates with healthy food as recommended by My Plate. The truth is revealed regarding how television media persuades students to eat junk food. A segment on exercise motivates...

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Bodies in Progress: Boys

Boys learn about changes that occur in males during puberty. Topics include emotional changes, hygiene, physical changes, conception, and the benefits of abstinence. Participation in this program promotes positive self-image and reinforces that...

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Bodies in Progress: Girls

Girls learn about changes that occur in females during puberty, including emotional changes, hygiene, physical changes, menstruation, sanitary supplies, conception, and the benefits of abstinence. This program promotes positive self-image and...

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Body Boss

Students will learn they’re the boss of their body and they can say no. Differences between good/bad touches will be explained and an emergency plan will be established. Students will view animated videos then discuss how the characters handled...

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Body Safety Check

Students will learn that they are in charge of their bodies and that their private parts which are covered by a bathing suit are theirs. Activities include practicing emergency plan rules such as saying no and telling a trusted adult what happened...

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Bones & Tone: A Moving Experience

Students experience this momentous program by discovering fun facts about the skeletal and muscular system. They use these systems in various activities throughout the class with an emphasis on keeping these systems healthy and active.

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Breast Self-Exam

Young women learn about breast cancer and early detection through self-exams and mammograms. Self-examinations are explained and simulated with the use of anatomical models. (Anatomical models can be shipped to your site for distance education...

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Brush Your Teeth

Children learn about the many jobs their teeth have and how important their teeth are. Proper brushing, visiting the dentist, and choosing nutritious foods for healthy teeth are emphasized.

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Bully CSI: Critical Steps to Intervention

This program illuminates various ways that bullying can be identified. All forms of bullying, including cyberbullying, affect all people in the bullying circle: target, bully, followers, and bystanders. Adults attending this session learn simple...

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Bully Don't Bother Me

Using age appropriate videos, visual illustrations, and role playing, children discover how important it is to be a friend. Students learn what bullying is and the effects of bullying on the target. They are encouraged to report bullying to adults...

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Bullying: Imbalance of Power

Students look at the effects of sexual harassment, stereotyping, and bullying and become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and duties as a young adult. Students learn ways to communicate with others, handle conflict, and how to become...

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Conquering COVID

The elderly and people with pre-existing medical conditions appear to be more vulnerable to COVID-19. Participants will gain insight into the spread of COVID-19, how to protect themselves, and help reduce the spread of the virus. The physical...

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Coping with COVID

In this program, students will learn fact-based disease transmission information, the importance of social distancing, proper mask wearing, and correct handwashing techniques. Activities in this program include a demonstration on the...

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Dating: Avoiding the Danger Zone

Students identify and define the varying types of dating abuse in relationships they observe. They are encouraged to find the means to help themselves or others experiencing it. Dating; Avoiding the Danger Zone supports Erin's Law about...

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Digital Citizenship 101

Students learn a ‘digital footprint’ is based upon their unique activity, actions, and communication while accessing technology. Discussion about internet usage in their own lives including the positives and negatives related to those activities...

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Digital Citizenship 201

Students learn a ‘digital footprint’ is based upon their unique activity, actions, and communication while accessing technology. Discussion about internet usage in their own lives including the positives and negatives related to those activities...

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Distracted Driving

Using real-life stories about accidents caused by distracted driving, students learn what distracted driving is and explore the risks associated with it. Through this class, they learn how to increase their driving safety through positive decision...

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Don't Be the Butt of Tobacco

Students learn about the tobacco industry and how these companies market directly to youth with tobacco, e-cigarettes, and vaping. The effects of nicotine on the body are clearly demonstrated through activities and the use of plastinated human...

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Don't Give Me Any Bull

Youth learn how to prevent bullying and protect themselves from becoming the target and how to be an active bystander. Fun, interactive activities help students learn about the choices they have regarding behaviors that can positively affect their...

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Dunk the Funk

Addressing proper hygiene practices, including hand washing, is essential to the health of school aged students and staff. This program covers hygiene related topics including hand washing, showering, dental hygiene, skin care, clothing care, nail...

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Every 'Body' Changes

Students learn the physical and emotional changes that occur during puberty. Topics include secondary sexual characteristics, emotional changes, personal hygiene, conception, and the benefits of abstinence. This program covers both males and...

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Fact or Quack

Students are empowered to differentiate between marketing scams and healthy lifestyle choices. Interactive activities provide accurate guidelines for diet and exercise. The program examines the harmful effects of fad diets, anorexia, bulimia, and...

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Fall Prevention

Participants will conduct a falls self-assessment. They will learn the physical and environmental factors that contribute to falls and how to prevent them. We will examine mobility aids and discuss strategies for their safe use. Finally, we...

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Food to Go

Students learn how to use the My Plate, choose healthy snack options, and discover easy and fun exercise options that can be used in their everyday lives. They also analyze how a non-nutritious diet affects the body. Young students are empowered...

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Food, Fitness and Fun

This program challenges students to be fit for life. Through activities, participants discover the functions of nutrients in a healthy diet and learn about the concept of nutrient density in food. Students also learn about the benefits of an...

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Get the Facts: Suicide Prevention

This program increases students’ knowledge about the warning signs of suicide and teaches students to involve an adult with at-risk situations. They learn to look for the warning signs while discussing and dispelling common myths associated with...

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Going Viral

In this program, new scientific research and interactive activities will be used to teach youth the critical importance of daily hygienic practices to slow the spread of a virus. Participants will learn how to locate credible information regarding...

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Habit Free for Me

Students are given facts about maintaining their health, which encourages them to make healthy choices daily resulting in lifelong habits. A brief introduction to the effects of alcohol, tobacco and the misuse of prescription medications is...

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Happy Healthy Me

Children learn to be happy and healthy by viewing the exciting Jungle Jam puppet show. Interactive segments include the use of exercise, a larger-than-life sized My Plate, and TAM (Transparent Anatomical Mannequin) or Mannequin Man.

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Health Adventure

Children discover the different organs and functions of the digestive system through engaging activities. They interact with MyPlate and visit with Mannequin Man. Students also have the opportunity to learn about the four keys to good health...

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Health Wise for Seniors: Nutrition

This program discusses the importance of nutrition and hydration for the senior adult population. Seniors learn about their nutritional needs and are given tips for choosing healthier options for snacks and dining choices.

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Hesitate to Intimidate

Students learn about the right to be respected and the importance of choosing to be respectful to others. By looking at the facts about bullying, students grow in their understanding of how bullying affects the target and the bully and how to be...

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Hooked on a Feeling

During this program, students will learn about different parts of the brain, their functions, and how it is connected to their bodies. Students will also learn to notice and name different emotions, practice different self-regulating strategies...

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Immune Immobilizers: HIV

Students learn about HIV, how the immune system usually works to fight off viral infections, and how HIV weakens this system. Students learn about choices that keep their bodies healthy. (Sexual transmission of HIV is not discussed in this program).

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Infection Connection: HIV

Students learn about HIV, how the immune system usually works to fight off viral infections, and how HIV weakens this system. Students hear the latest facts on HIV/AIDS including statistics, modes of transmission, infection process, medication...

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Informed Decisions

Students become enlightened decision-makers regarding drugs. Through this program, the effect that drugs have on the body is demonstrated by observing plastinated human organs. While trying on our “drunk driving” goggles, students discover how...

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Internet Surfin' Safety

Students learn to make strong passwords and protect personal information during internet usage. The Netiquette or “NOT-iquette” game reinforces the importance of appropriate behavior online to avoid cyberbullying, potential online predators and...

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Keys to Happiness

Negative emotions can trigger the body's stress response. Participates learn 4 keys to happiness to counteract these negative interactions. The ability to stay socially, physically, mentally, and purposefully engages are critical components of...

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Kinderhealth

Youth will participate in a fun-filled adventure which teaches the keys to a healthy life. Students will identify foods from the five food groups. They will solve riddles to learn about the major organs of the body. Children play freeze...

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Life Begins

Students learn about the normal physical and emotional changes that occur during puberty. Topics include hygiene, physical changes, emotional changes, anatomy, menstruation, and conception. A segment about fetal development demonstrates how babies...

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Look Out Opioids Kill!

A recent study shows almost 4% of adolescents misusing opioids. Students participate in a minute to win it experience - paralleling the single-minded focus that many addicts experience, which results in the inability to maintain a life balance...

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Magic of McMillen

Participants in the Magic of McMillen will get a brief look at how McMillen Health programs are designed and presented. You choose which program(s) will be highlighted so you can 'see' how the program would work for you. Schedule this informative...

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Mind-Full of Stress

Mind-full of Stress examines stress and its effects on the brain and body. Session activities illustrate how chemical changes in brain structures affect someone’s decision making ability and behavior. Students will learn to connect feelings with...

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Mood Monsters

During this program, students will learn how their brain and body are connected and that while all emotions are valid, not all behaviors in response to those emotions are appropriate. Students will also learn and practice a variety of self...

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My Body Blueprint

Students learn the foundation for building and maintaining a healthy body by interacting with the concrete steps of nutrition knowledge. These concrete steps include using basic food guidelines, reading food labels, understanding fitness facts...

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My Sensational Senses

Students learn many facts about the sense organs. Volunteers participate in activities to earn clues which identify the four keys to being healthy: eating well, sleeping, exercising, and being happy. When taught at McMillen Health, TAM...

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No Bad Secrets

Students will learn they’re boss of their body and they can say no. Differences between good/bad touches and good/bad secrets will be explained and discussed. Students discuss an emergency plan for what to do if they’re unsafe, including...

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Odor Eaters 101

Students learn about the normal physical changes their bodies will make during puberty and how to prepare for these changes. This program covers hygiene related topics including: showering, handwashing, dental hygiene, skin care, and nail care.

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Opioids: What Adults Need to Know

The need for a broad based approach to preventing opioid abuse and dealing with the ramifications is explored using recorded interviews of professionals involved in Allen County, Indiana. The presentation illustrates how anyone can fall to opioids...

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Outlook on Opioids

A recent study shows almost 4% of adolescents are misusing opioids. Students will participate in activities and view videos illustrating the reward response that drives substance use.. Afterward, students will have the facts about the opioid...

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Password to Internet Safety

Students will learn about the pros and cons of internet usage and ways to stay safe online including the use of strong passwords, protecting personal information, developing a positive online reputation, and appropriate media balance. There is an...

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Pharm Crisis

Every day in the United States, 2,500 youth aged 12 to 17 abuse a prescription drug for the first time. In this program, eye-opening interactive activities inform students of the devastating effects of prescription medication abuse. Students will...

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Prevail Over Pain

Nearly 50 million American adults suffer from chronic or severe pain some time in their life. Participates will discover the link between chronic pain and other health related illnesses including depression, anxiety, sleep trouble, and stress....

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Respect & Responsibility: STIs

Students are made aware of the consequences of sexual activity and learn the benefits of abstinence. They practice assertive communication and refusal skills. Segments addressing the signs, symptoms, and effects of sexually transmitted diseases...

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Scrubby Bear

Children hear about the importance of dental care and hand washing from King Wisdom Tooth and Mannequin Man. Activities help students learn that sleeping, eating well, exercising, and being happy promote good health.

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Seeing Through the Haze

Since 2017, the use of e-cigarettes has increased almost 50% among middle school students. Students discover the true effects vaping has on body systems while learning about chemicals found in e-cigarette aerosol. Advertising for nicotine delivery...

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Sexting & Texting: Safe Social Media

This program underscores the effect negative use of social media can have on both the recipient and the sender of the message. Through videos, discussion, and activities, students gain a better understanding of how harmful these actions can be.

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Social-Emotional Smarts

Through active participation, students will discover how strong social-emotional skills help people live healthy lives and avoid risky behaviors that may contribute to physical and mental health problems. Students will learn the impact stress has...

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Something to Chew On

Children explore the importance of their teeth and how differing types of teeth work based on their shape. Healthy dental behaviors are stressed teaching students their responsibility to care for their teeth. Children “practice” brushing teeth...

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Stand Against Bullying

Statistics show 20% of students report they’ve been bullied in some way including cyber, social, verbal, and/or physical bullying.. Students will learn bullying hurts all parties involved including bystanders and that bystanders hold the power...

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Stay Drug Free

Students learn the facts about alcohol, tobacco, marijuana (including concentrates), and inhalants. A strong emphasis is placed on the effects these drugs have on the brain and body. Activities include role-playing to assist students to develop...

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Testicular Self Exam

Young men learn about testicular cancer and early detection through self-exams. Self-examinations are explained and simulated with the use of anatomical models. Models can be shipped to your site and back to us at your expense. Please call to get...

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The News About Booze

Students are provided information about the dangers of alcohol abuse in a “fact versus fiction” discussion. The effects of short and long term alcohol abuse are demonstrated using plastinated human organs and activities such as the drunk driving...

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Tobacco: Coughin' to Coffin

Young people are exposed to subtle marketing of tobacco and e-cigarettes through product placement in media campaigns. Students discover the hidden costs of smoking in a monetary sense as well as the effects of smoking on physical health through...

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Toll of Abuse

Human trafficking is a multi-billion-dollar crime all over the world, affecting 100,000 - 300,000 children each year. Students will learn to recognize potentially dangerous situations, how to protect themselves, and how to report these crimes...

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Towards Maturity

Youth will learn about the physical, emotional, and social changes that occur during the journey to adulthood. Concepts presented are qualities to look for in a friend, self-respect, empathy for others, and the benefits of abstinence. A review of...

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Vaping: Mists and Myths

In 2016, 1.7 million high school students used e-cigarettes in the previous thirty days. Students will learn about tobacco industry marketing and how social media increases exposure to electronic tobacco product, including e-cigarettes, vaporizers...

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Veto the Virus: HIV

Students learn about HIV, how the immune system usually works to fight off viral infections, and how HIV weakens this system. Stages of HIV infection and modes of transmission are discussed. Students also discuss and learn the benefits of abstinence.

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Wired & Routed: Cyber Bullying

Statistics reveal 22% of middle school students have been involved, in some way, with cyberbullying incidents. As social media use grows, the opportunity for bullying increases and follows youth home. Students learn cutting-edge information, the...

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You're Never Too Old for an STD

Adults will learn facts about the growing rate of STDs/STIs for sexually active senior adults. Discussion will include reasons for the increased infection rates, condom use and talking to one's partner about past sexual history. Seniors will...

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Youth with Special Needs: Anger Management

Students will learn how to recognize the physical signs of anger and practical ways to handle the emotion of anger. These topics can be customized to the needs of the students who attend. Activities include naming appropriate ways to handle anger,...

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Youth with Special Needs: Bathroom Etiquette

Students learn about proper bathroom etiquette such as knocking on the stall door before entering, how to choose a urinal, and how to dispose of female hygiene products. Activities include showing the correct amount of hand soap and toilet paper.

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Programs by McMillen Health

Active Brain Boosters

Adults with Special Needs: Anger Management

Adults with Special Needs: Bathroom Etiquette

AIDS Ammunition

Balance Your Act

Be a Brain Builder

Be a Germ Genius

Be Wiser

BFF: Body Friendly Foods

Bodies in Progress: Boys

Bodies in Progress: Girls

Body Boss

Body Safety Check

Bones & Tone: A Moving Experience

Breast Self-Exam

Brush Your Teeth

Bully CSI: Critical Steps to Intervention

Bully Don't Bother Me

Bullying: Imbalance of Power

Conquering COVID

Coping with COVID

Dating: Avoiding the Danger Zone

Digital Citizenship 101

Digital Citizenship 201

Distracted Driving

Don't Be the Butt of Tobacco

Don't Give Me Any Bull

Dunk the Funk

Every 'Body' Changes

Fact or Quack

Fall Prevention

Food to Go

Food, Fitness and Fun

Get the Facts: Suicide Prevention

Going Viral

Habit Free for Me

Happy Healthy Me

Health Adventure

Health Wise for Seniors: Nutrition

Hesitate to Intimidate

Hooked on a Feeling

Immune Immobilizers: HIV

Infection Connection: HIV

Informed Decisions

Internet Surfin' Safety

Keys to Happiness

Kinderhealth

Life Begins

Look Out Opioids Kill!

Magic of McMillen

Mind-Full of Stress

Mood Monsters

My Body Blueprint

My Sensational Senses

No Bad Secrets

Odor Eaters 101

Opioids: What Adults Need to Know

Outlook on Opioids

Password to Internet Safety

Pharm Crisis

Prevail Over Pain

Respect & Responsibility: STIs

Scrubby Bear

Seeing Through the Haze

Sexting & Texting: Safe Social Media

Social-Emotional Smarts

Something to Chew On

Stand Against Bullying

Stay Drug Free

Testicular Self Exam

The News About Booze

Tobacco: Coughin' to Coffin

Toll of Abuse

Towards Maturity

Vaping: Mists and Myths

Veto the Virus: HIV

Wired & Routed: Cyber Bullying