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...until now, there has been no evidence-based, specific advice for people who gamble who want to reduce their risk of gambling harms. In 2016, the Canadian Centre on Substance Use...

Webinar presentation by Dr. Bryan Garner on how to use implementation science frameworks to implement evidence-based practices.

Please join us in the second webinar in the series on Implementation Science, "How to Implement Evidence-Based Practices Using Implementation Science" Learn: • Overview of key implementation-related frameworks and models. • Research on implementing the Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach (A-CRA). • Research on implementing a motivational intervewing-based brief intervention for substance use within HIV service settings.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is one of the oldest and most researched evidence-based practices(EBPs) for treating people with serious mental illness. The Maintaining Fidelity to ACT: Current Issues and Innovations in...

Todd Molfenter, Ph.D. Director, Great Lakes ATTC The mission of the ATTC Network includes “accelerating the adoption and implementation of evidence-based and promising addiction treatment and recovery-oriented practices and services.

...Principles; to work with the Task Force to monitor and evaluate implementation strategies; and to learn and share with the other organizations. The Task Force will support implementation of payer-based...

...Center Network (ATTC) to help the behavioral health workforce implement evidence-based practices for substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery more efficiently. Many organizations attempting to implement evidence-based

...Lessons Learned from MAT Implementation Option 1: Insurance Coverage Many patients have third-party coverage – check insurance formularies; As healthcare parity regulations take effect, more people will have substance abus

...promote the adoption and implementation of evidence-based practices that address substance use/misuse in real-time. Methods include:  skills-based training;  targeted and inte

...With Substance Use Disorders Published: January 2021 This Advisory is based on TIP 53, Addressing Viral Hepatitis in People With Substance Use Disorders. It offers guidance to providers and administrators in S

...in use of stimulants between genders List differences risk factors and motivations to use stimulants between genders Describe evidence-based and promising practices related to treating substance use dis

...Implementation or expansion of use of app-, texting, and web-based platforms to deliver clinical and/or recovery services. Motivational Interviewing: Implementation or enhancement of the use

...College and partners from the New England MHTTC, and New England PTTC to facilitate the 2022 Innovations Conference: Honoring Whole-Person Care & Recovery in Communities of Color.       ...

...Comprehensive Case Management for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Published: January 2021 This Advisory is based on TIP 27, Comprehensive Case Management for Substance Abuse Treatme

...substance use disorders as well as those who are at risk for developing those disorders. It consists of three major components: Screening: Assess the patient for risky substance use behaviors using...

...Substance Abuse Technologies (CASAT): at the University of Nevada - Reno (UNR) facilitated eight national online discussion and resource sharing opportunities for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment providers an

...Substance Use Professionals (ISSUP) that is designed to be a place to link to other people who work in any aspect of substance use prevention, treatment, recovery, research all over...

...technology transfer (or translational science), process improvement, and implementation science offers several guiding practices that can help tackle health challenges and drive the adoption of effective, evidence-based solutions: 1.&nb

...evidence-based practice designed to intervene with people who are at risk of health and psychosocial consequences stemming from their risky levels of alcohol consumption and/or other substance use. As a...

Learning Objectives: Discuss Social Impact and how it is changing business Discuss changes in workplace culture and what businesses need to do to adapt List various remote learning trends and how they fit into workplace culture   Description: The pandemic has permanently changed how we think about work. As the U.S. enters year three of working through the pandemic, people are channeling their internal reflections and shaping them into a new way of working and trying to find meaning in work and the companies that they work for. Join us for a discussion about how capitalism is evolving, why companies must do more social and environmental good and how you can recruit and retain top talent in an ever changing job market.    Presenter: Jonathan Liebert CEO and Cofounder of the National Institute for Social Impact (NI4SI) and CEO/Executive Director of the Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado Jonathan is a Social Entrepreneur and a Colorado Springs native. He is a recognized Leader by the Colorado Springs Leadership Institute (CSLI, class of 2017), and a Rising Star Award recipient from the Colorado Springs Business Journal. Jonathan is a champion for Social Impact, small businesses, and Trust in the marketplace. Jonathan is the Chair and Chief Architect of the new, international BBB Trustmark Program, titled BBB4Good. This new program verifies Higher-Purpose businesses and will be the first new Trustmark from BBB in more than 20 years. Jonathan is also an Adjunct Professor in the School of Business at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. In partnership with UCCS, he has created the curriculum for the first course for Social Entrepreneurship in the School of Business. Jonathan is currently expanding the National Institute for Social Impact outside Colorado. This organization is key to Accelerating the evolution of Business by providing tools and training designed to enhance and organize the emerging Fourth Sector of the economy and leveraging entrepreneurial strategies that solve social and environmental issues across the globe. Jonathan currently serves on the National Board for the BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust, Business Advisory Committee for the Colorado Secretary of State, the Colorado Nonprofit Association, and is a CiviCO Colorado Governors Fellow of 2022. Jonathan has a Masters in Counseling Psychology and Counselor Education from the University of Colorado Health and Sciences Center.

Where you live impacts where you access services, develop supportive relationships, work or go to school. Housing is one of the pillars of recovery. And yet, accessing safe, affordable housing in neighborhoods of choice can be challenging for women and families who are experiencing both substance use disorders and poverty.

  The Tribal Opioid Response Technical Assistance Center would like to share with you this new publication, Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Innovations in Native American Communities, a compilation of stories from TOR grantees across the country sharing successes they have seen in their programs by incorporating their culture and traditions.   This is the first volume in a planned series celebrating the work that TOR grantees are doing in their communities, so please contact our TOR staff if your TOR program has a successful project you would like us to share: [email protected]