The 5 Developmental Stages for Brain Based Prevention | Episode 098 with Dr. Crystal Collier

In this episode, Jake White and Dr. Crystal Collier discuss the importance of understanding neurodevelopmental stages in creating effective prevention strategies for risky behaviors. They explore five key stages from birth to age 21, emphasizing the significance of attachment, self-efficacy, social dynamics, identity building, and autonomy. Dr. Collier provides insights on how parents can foster healthy development through supportive practices and clear expectations, ultimately aiming to reduce the likelihood of substance use and other risky behaviors in children and adolescents.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Neurodevelopment and Prevention Strategies06:06 The Second Stage: Building Self-Efficacy (Ages 5-8)14:59 Navigating the Tween Years: Social Dynamics (Ages 9-12)23:55 Adolescence: Identity Building and Challenges (Ages 13-16)31:04 Emerging Adulthood: Autonomy and Responsibility (Ages 17-21)See Dr. Crystal Collier’s first interview on Episode 32 of the Drug Prevention Power Hour!Links:Website: https://drcrystalcollier.com/Free Video Courses: https://knowyourneuro.org The NeuroWhereabouts Guide for Parents & Educators: https://neurowhereaboutsguide.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/instaccollier/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crystal-collier-phd-lpc-s-657191105 For feedback, questions and new episode [email protected]/vive18_