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In this episode, Kaycee and Sara sit down with Kristin Huber, a seasoned educator and certified Love and Logic facilitator based in the Uintah Basin. Kristin shares practical insights on how the Love and Logic approach empowers parents and teachers to raise responsible, respectful kids through empathy and natural consequences. Whether you're navigating toddler tantrums or teenage pushback, Kristin’s experience and real-world examples make this a must-listen for anyone looking to build stronger, more respectful relationships with children.

For more information on Love and Logic, visit Kristin's Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/LoveandLogicUintahBasin

For more information on local resources, please visit:

www.tricountyhealthut.gov

We’re back with our longest episode to date!

In this jam packed episode, Sara and Kaycee have the privilege to sit down with a team from Juvenile Justice and Youth Services (JJYS). Damon, Mark, and Amanda work hard in the TriCounty area assisting not only juveniles, but their families when a crisis may start to arise. They recognize the importance of intervention and team work when youth are first struggling, but also when they are in need the most.

Damon gives an overview of the various programs offered and the process that families can take to get involved with JJYS. Mark talks about the Strengthening Families Program (SFP), and the importance of good family communication. We hear about Girls’ Circle from Amanda, and her dedication to providing girls a safe space and community to express their feelings and feel supported.

Even if you don’t have youth in your home, you aren’t going to want to miss this episode!

In this week's episode, Sara and Kaycee sit down with TriCounty Health's WIC Program Manager, Holli. Holly goes in depth to discuss the Women, Infants, and Children program, describing the process to apply and what benefits participants can qualify for. She talks about the importance of nutrition and the different supplemental food packages that are offered, along with describing what appointments are like.

If you or someone you know may qualify for the WIC program and would like to know more, please visit:

https://wic.utah.gov/

https://tricountyhealthut.gov/wic/

We’re back with another Community Partners episode! Kaycee and Sara sit down with Lindsey Garlick, Victim Service Coordinator from Duchesne County Sheriff’s Department. Lindsey shares with listeners what being a Victim Advocate is, and offers special insight into what services are available for victims who are going through a crisis. She shares the process of how her office can help people experiencing sexual assault, domestic violence, and other traumatic events, and how they can help people walk through legal processes while giving them the resources they need.

Duchesne County Victim Services

514 West 200 North (59-13)

Roosevelt, Utah 84066

victimadvocate@duchesne.utah.gov

(435) 722-8003

https://duchesne.utah.gov/gov/dept/victims-advocacy/

Vernal Victim’s Advocate

The Vernal Victim Advocate Program (VVAP) is housed in the Vernal City Hall building.

374 E Main

Vernal, UT 84078

Phone: 435-789-4250

Emergency Phone: 435-789-4222

Daggett County Victim Advocate (435)784-3218 ext.220

Friends Against Family Violence Crisis Line (435)781-2264

Domestic Violence Hotline

1-800-897-LINK (5465)

24-hour Rape Crisis & Information Hotline

1-888-421-1100

www.tricountyhealthut.gov

Kaycee and Sara are back at it again with another episode focusing on prevention!

In this Community Partners episode they sit down with Catherine Jurado, Prevention Coordinator for North Eastern Counseling Center, to talk about the importance of positive messaging and parents' role when it comes to teen substance abuse. They talk about the importance of communication with our children, as well as the best ways to have tough conversations in our families. Catherine talks about the Prevention Advisory Coalition and what the community is doing to prevent substance abuse within the youth.

For more information about North Eastern Counseling Center, please visit https://nccutah.org/

For information on the Prevention Advisory Coalition, visit https://nccutah.org/prevention-advisory-coalition/

Utah's 24/7 Crisis Line: Dial 988

For more information on programs at TriCounty Health Department, please visit https://tricountyhealthut.gov/

Tara is back to the podcast to discuss poison prevention! National Poison Prevention Week will take place March 16-22, 2025, and she brought the top 10 Poison Prevention Tips to the podcast! She goes over everyday substances that we may not think about, for children and for adults, and discusses ways in which we can keep our everyday lives safe.

For more information on Poison Control, visit https://poisoncontrol.utah.edu/

Poison Control Hotline: 1-800-222-1222

www.tricountyhealthut.gov

In this episode, Sara and Kaycee sit down with Aislynn, a Health Educator at TriCounty Health Department, to discuss the sexual education course Making Proud Choices. Making Proud Choices is a curriculum that provides teens and young adults with the knowledge, confidence and skills necessary to reduce their risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs), HIV and pregnancy by abstaining from sex or using condoms if they choose to have sex. This course also encourages healthy communication and the importance of building strong communication in relationships. Aislynn goes over an example of one of the discussion prompts and gives examples of different discussion topics throughout the course.

For more information on Making Proud Choices, please visit :

https://www.etr.org/ebi/programs/making-proud-choices/

To sign up for this course, visit:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Dqpn4tHmvPV2tNXnyg-aSHQdAIBfORTlhLhS8iYGgK0/viewform?edit_requested=true

www.tricountyhealthut.gov

In the podcast's first Community Partners episode, Sara and Kaycee sit down with Ashley Louder from the Uintah Basin Veterans' Coalition. Ashley tells listeners how she and Krystle Ruppe came together to form the coalition and the driving force behind it. She talks in depth about the services that are available to veterans in our community like the VA clinic in Roosevelt, the veterans specific food pantry, and getting connected with other service members in the region.

If you are veteran that needs to get in touch with a patient advocate in Salt Lake City, call 801-582-1565 x 1900

Uintah Basin Military Families Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ubmilitaryfamiliesTo contact Ashley, please email Ubvc.utah@gmail.com

www.tricountyhealthut.gov