Archive for the 'The Prevention Researcher' Category
Saying Goodbye as Our Journey Changes
These past few weeks, the staff and I at The Prevention Researcher have had the most difficult task of letting our readers, authors, colleagues, subscribers, and partners in prevention know that The Prevention Researcher will cease to be published after our September 2013 issue. In my role as associate editor, I have worked with many [...]
Read More..>>Adolescents in Foster Care: Call for Abstracts
Nearly 150,000 youth, ages 13 to 20, are in foster care at any point in time in the United States. Most of these youth have been abused or neglected, and many have experienced multiple placements. Although some of these youth will be reunified with their families, others will age-out without finding a permanent home. Research [...]
Read More..>>2012′s Top Five Blog Posts
The year of 2012 was a good one for The Prevention Researcher, as we were able to publish issues about youth in recovery, teen depression, bullying, self-esteem, and prescription drug abuse among adolescents — all important topics for people who work with youth. However, we also wrote many blog posts in 2012, covering an even [...]
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