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I do think that advances in genetic epidemiology about the pathways by which genetic predispositions unfold can be used to inform prevention, even without the identification of specific genes (Dick & Hancock, 2015). For example, knowing that there are both internalizing and externalizing pathways to alcohol problems suggests that one-size-fits-all prevention efforts can be improved. […]

I do think that advances in genetic epidemiology about the pathways by which genetic predispositions unfold can be used to inform prevention, even without the identification of specific genes (Dick & Hancock, 2015). For example, knowing that there are both internalizing and externalizing pathways to alcohol problems suggests that one-size-fits-all prevention efforts can be improved.

For example, trauma-informed care, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other evidence-based therapies can help individuals confront the root causes of their trauma while developing healthier coping mechanisms. Additionally, programs that emphasize mental health disorders treatment provide an integrated approach that supports the individual’s overall well-being and long-term recovery. Trauma-related mental health issues can lead to maladaptive