Virtual

Part 1 of this series will give an overview of the history of the opioid crisis in the US, discuss current drug trends, and give examples of strategies that communities have used to reduce fatal overdoses.

Part 2 will review the current literature on harm reduction, discuss factors that affect the suitability and effectiveness of different strategies, and show how to use motivational interviewing and the “SMART” acronym to help clients choose strategies to minimize potential risks.

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 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 will provide an overview of a new resource available through the Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center named Treatment for Individuals who Use Stimulants (TRUST).

In this webinar, participants will learn essential steps for building a powerful social media strategy framework and outreach program.

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