Minnesota Institute of Public Health

Of the 2,600 Minnesotan veterans returning home after duty in Afghanistan and Iraq, nearly 80% have readjusted to home life fairly well. But twenty percent have not, and of that group, some have taken their own lives. It is the ultimate tragedy...

Stephen Glenn, Ph.D. for many years wrote and conducted trainings called Developing Capable Young People, and later morphed that into workplace trainings entitled Developing Capable Employees.

I think he was on to something important...

Guest Blog by Kevin Spading

People consume, smoke, and insert chemicals oftentimes not thinking about real consequences. This couldn’t be further from the truth when we study the relationship of various drugs such as stimulants, depressants, and hallucinogens on the human brain...

This blog was previously published in the February 2009 edition of Prevention with Impact newsletter.

A big buzz phrase these days is “ROI.” What’s our Return on Investment? For what we give, what do we get back? And, is it worth it?...

In the Information Age, the challenge has changed. The question used to be, “How do I access information?” Now it is, “How do I keep from drowning in the stuff?”...