Mitchell Moore

Mitchell Moore is a substance use prevention professional, speaker, and trainer who has worked in prevention, education, recovery, and treatment since 1985. He specializes in tobacco prevention and underage drinking prevention, and is known for communicating clear solutions in a warm, open, caring style to audiences of all ages. Mitchell is the Director of Prevention Training Services, a charitable training organization that builds a more competent prevention workforce. Since 2019 it has trained 1,411 individuals from 33 states, Washington D.C., Guam, Bermuda, and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He serves as Vice Chair of the Texas Certification Board and Parliamentarian of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals, and was named Texas Prevention Specialist of the Year in 2019. A SAMHSA/CAPT trainer of trainers in SAPST, Prevention Ethics, Advanced Prevention Ethics, Sustainability Planning, and Addressing Opioid Overdose, Mitchell has delivered prevention training across many states. He has directed community coalitions, written local, state, and federal grants, testified as a subject matter expert at legislative hearings, and co-founded the Extreme Youth Leadership program, which trains youth leaders across Texas each summer.