Part 2: “What’s Peers Got to Do With It?” Part 1: “What’s Peers Got to Do With It?” It’s Not about Me…It’s about Us: Engaging and Retaining Series Part 3 ~ What’s Your What’s Next: Applying the Knowledge and Skills Lab It’s Not about Me…It’s about Us: Engaging and Retaining Series Part 2 ~ Walk […]
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ATTC Event
Part 2: “What’s Peers Got to Do With It?” Part 1: “What’s Peers Got to Do With It?” An Overview of the Screening and Pharmacological Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment of Bipolar Disorder and Cocaine Use Disorder in the Black Community Addressing the Forgotten Epidemic of Alcohol Use Disorder: The Journey to Treatment and […]
#TreatmentWeek
National Addiction Treatment Week 2022 National Addiction Treatment Week 2020
MHAs Mental Health Toolkit
September 2022 Workplace Mental Health Toolkit [from MHA’s website] According to MHA’s Mind the Workplace 2022 report, 78% of workers agree that workplace stress affects their mental health, and 7 in 10 workers find it difficult to concentrate at work. This stress can negatively impact workers’ well-being, productivity, job satisfaction, and retention. With Walgreens’ support, […]
Adapting EBPs for Under-resourced Populations
From SAMHSA SAMHSA released the guide Adapting Evidence-based Practices for Under-resourced Populations in September 2022. This guide focuses on research supporting adaptations of evidence-based practices (EBPs) for under-resourced populations. Adaptations involve tailoring care, programs, and services to the cultural, social, gender, and demographic contexts of the people served to yield positive outcomes.
FDA Overdose Prevention Framework
The FDA Overdose Prevention Framework consists of four overarching priorities that align with the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services’ Overdose Prevention Strategy to address the public health emergency as it continues to evolve. The overdose crisis is an evolving public health crisis; as such, FDA continues to evaluate our approach and make adjustments according to the latest […]
Burnout in the BH Workforce
From SAMHSA Addressing Burnout in the Behavioral Health Workforce through Organizational Strategies September 2022 Burnout is a complex issue resulting from chronic workplace stress that encompasses exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. This guide will highlight organization-level interventions to prevent and reduce burnout among behavioral health workers.
National Recovery Month
National Recovery Month 2021 National Recovery Month 2021 National Recovery Month 2020 National Recovery Month 2019 National Recovery Month 2018
Improving Tobacco-Related Health Disparities
A CDC feature article Health equity is the fair and just opportunity for all people to be as healthy as possible, and that includes the opportunity to be free from commercial* tobacco. Yet, some people don’t have this opportunity because of factors like their race or ethnicity, where they live, or what kind of job they […]