Webinars

This two-part webinar will address ethical decision-making in a rural context. Part 2 will focus on multiple relationships and limits of competency. Throughout, the webinars will include application of decision-making principles through case studies and examples drawn from the presenter’s clinical and supervisory experience.

This two-part webinar will address ethical decision-making in a rural context. The first session will include a review of ethical principles and the fundamental ethical standards of confidentiality and informed consent. The second will focus on multiple relationships and limits of competency. Throughout, the webinars will include application of decision-making principles through case studies and examples drawn from the presenter’s clinical and supervisory experience.

This webinar provides an overview of a new resource available through the Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center named ‘Treatment for Individuals who Use Stimulants (TRUST)’, a protocol using empirically-supported behavioral treatments for people with stimulant use disorders.

The art of effective social media marketing and outreach requires organizations to be adept at creating targeted content that speaks to the right person, in the right way, at the right time.

This webinar will provide an overview on the clinical considerations for assessing and treating stimulant use disorders in specific populations.

This webinar provides an overview of the fentanyl crisis impacting non-metropolitan rural communities, and the emerging issue of xylazine. While xylazine is not believed to be widespread in rural communities, providers working in rural settings need to be prepared for this emerging issue and how it complicates the response to opioid overdose

This webinar provides an overview on the impact of stimulant use on non-metropolitan rural communities.

The Impact of Opioid Use on Rural Communities and Effective Treatment Approaches and Recovery Supports