EPISODE · Oct 22, 2025 · 16 MIN
S2E3: Strong Families, Healthy Kids
from This is Oregon · host University of Oregon
On this episode we're joined by Beth Stormshak, Philip H. Knight Chair, Professor at UO's College of Education, Director of the Prevention Science Institute, and President and Founder of the Family Check-Up. Stormshak talks about the challenges families face in communicating with their children and how the Family Check-Up helps families thrive. She shares practical tips for supporting kids as they grow and explains why strong communication is such a powerful tool for families. Topics The Biggest Challenges Families Face Today [1:15] Inside the Family Check-Up Model [3:26] How to Support Children's Development [5:41] Why Communication Matters in Prevention [10:16] Key Lessons for Supporting Kids [14:37] Guest Beth Stormshak, Philip H. Knight Chair, Professor at UO's College of Education, Director of the Prevention Science Institute, and President and Founder of the Family Check-Up Resources Family Check-Up, find out more about Stormshak's evidence-based model developed at UO aiming to help families strengthen communication, support positive child development, and reduce behavioral and emotional challenges in families. Prevention Science Institute at University of Oregon, learn more about UO's multidisciplinary research institute dedicated to studying ways to improve people's lives as they grow and change through research, training, and community programs. University of Oregon's College of Education, learn more about UO's programs in teaching, counseling, and human services, where students gain hands-on experience and practical skills to support children, families, and communities while preparing for careers in education, mental health, and related fields. Listen to more episodes and explore the Oregon Podcast Network at news.uoregon.edu/podcasts
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