Love and Service to others is at the forefront of what we do.  

Each of our client-schools are a beautifully, unique formula of individuals, with creative ideas, and varied experiences; it’s this combination of factors that form the basis for how Atom Theory merges our prevention mindset with the school’s philosophy. We want to begin a thriving relationship with you, and embrace our qualities together, in order to further support success for your students and experience real-life health outcomes. From our perspective, the core of prevention is rooted in students, faculty and parents.

Scroll down for a glimpse into how we involve students, faculty/staff, and parents in our program.

Student Sessions & Assemblies

Our programs are designed and customized for grades 6–12. They are adaptable to groups of all sizes.

  1. Customizable Programs: Tailored to your school’s needs, schedule, and preferences.

  2. Engaging Methods: Incorporates diverse teaching techniques and technologies designed to suit all learning styles.

  3. Age-Appropriate Content: Discussions and materials are carefully crafted to be appropriate for various student age groups.

  4. Key Topics Covered:

    • Decision-making skills.

    • Risks of various substances, for example: alcohol, nicotine, cannabis, and fentanyl.

    • Recognizing signs and symptoms of substance use disorders.

    • Supporting peers before and/or after addiction has developed.

  5. Interactive Learning: Includes role-playing scenarios (e.g., resisting peer pressure at a party or being offered a vape).

  6. Flexible Curriculum: Fully customizable topics, with a primary focus on alcohol and other drugs.

Parent Sessions & Workshops

Parents and caregivers play a vital role in fostering a healthy, prevention-focused environment within the school community. At Atom Theory, we offer engaging parent sessions designed to:

  • Provide insights into the latest trends in substance use.

  • Teach parents what to look for at home in regard to their child/adolescent/teen.

  • Equip parents with tools and techniques to initiate and sustain meaningful conversations.

Every parent who participates in our sessions will be able to send a powerful message to their children; one that conveys the importance of safety, health, and well-being around alcohol and other drugs. They will be taught to encourage open, health-based conversations with their child/adolescent. Together, we can create a stronger foundation for prevention.

Key Parent Education Topics Include:

  • Understanding current substance use trends among teens.

  • Identifying early warning signs of substance misuse.

  • Strategies for addressing challenging topics with children.

  • Building trust and communication to support prevention.

  • Collaborating with schools to reinforce consistent prevention messaging.

Faculty & Staff Conversations

Teachers and faculty often notice signs of substance use or mental health concerns in students before parents know there is an issue. At Atom Theory, we empower educators to support students effectively by providing:

  • Insightful discussions on the latest substance use trends.

  • Common language and tools to engage students in meaningful conversations.

  • A clear understanding of what is covered in our classroom sessions with students.

  • Practical strategies to advocate for prevention and provide better support for students.

Our founder comes from a family of educators, and he understands the profound impact teachers have on their students. Together, let’s strengthen the bond between educators and students by equipping faculty with additional tools for prevention.

Key Faculty Education Topics Include:

  • Recognizing early signs of substance use or mental health struggles in students.

  • Building confidence to address substance-related issues effectively.

  • Strategies for fostering open communication and trust between teachers students.

  • Collaborating with prevention programs to create a unified approach.

  • Enhancing the existing connection between educators and students for better outcomes.

We can make a difference.

All it takes is one.