Stanford Health Promotion Resource Center

HPRC Store

The Health Promotion Resource Center Store offers a wealth of materials based on research conducted at the Stanford Prevention Research Center of the Stanford University School of Medicine. To browse our on-line catalog of items for sale, select from the topics to the left. You can also download and print a copy of our printable catalog (requires Adobe Acrobat).

Featuring:

The Stanford Pediatric Weight Control Program (SPWCP) Materials Only organizations that have attended the Stanford Pediatric Weight Control Program Training Institute may purchase SPWCP materials.

The Stanford Pediatric Weight Control Program Training Institute is a four-day program at Stanford University to train and certify you to deliver the Stanford Pediatric Weight Control Program at your own organization.

Active Choices is a telephone-supervised physical activity program for older adults. Materials were developed to assist community organizations, health agencies, and health professionals to provide an empirically-based, comprehensive physical activity program that can be adapted to a variety of communities and populations.

S.M.A.R.T. is a 3rd or 4th grade classroom curriculum proven to successfully motivate children to reduce television watching and video game usage. Research has shown that a reduction in time spent watching television and playing video games can result in lower prevalence of childhood obesity as well as less aggression in children. The SMART curriculum was successfully tested with elementary schools in the San Francisco Bay Area. The curriculum is intended to be used over the course of the school year and includes all the lesson plans and tools needed to implement the program. For more information about the research, visit http://notv.stanford.edu/.

Healing Journeys: Teaching Medicine, Nurturing Hope
The compelling story of sixteen diverse students whose lives have been deeply affected by hardship--from poverty and war to violence and racial injustice --but whose resilience, intellect, and compassion have led to an interest in science and medicine. Click here for more information...

Opportunity of a Lifetime
Opportunity of a Lifetime profiles a diverse group of 24 low-income high school students from northern and central California who share the dream of attending college and becoming health professionals through the Stanford Medical Youth Science Program (SMYSP). Click here for more information...

Also featuring:

Health Kits Each of these kits contain step-by-step guidelines for behavior change. Whether you want to start exercising, lose weight, eat more nutritiously, reduce your stress, or quit smoking, you can find support in these quick-start kits.
Materials for Health Promotion Professionals We offer dozens of books on the process of health promotion. Share the knowledge of research scientists of the Stanford Prevention Research Center, Stanford University School of Medicine.
Informational Flyers videos, curriculums, and much more...