TRAININGS

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 Clinicians need in-depth knowledge of the pharmacologic profile of buprenorphine-naloxone and how it is used.

Patients with dual diagnoses may

experience substantial challenges during treatment for their mental illness

and recovery from substance use.

 The World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that one person takes their own life every 40 seconds. For each adult who dies by suicide, there may be more than 20 others attempting it.

Fentanyl: adverse effects, available forms, 

warnings, use during pregnancy, and

treatment for opioid overdose is important for health clinicians to understand.

  While the enduring clinical consequences of marijuana use disorder might be milder compared to other frequently used substances, it should not be regarded as a "harmless" drug. 

  Knowledge and implementation of interventions to improve engagement and treatment in clinical settings are essential when working with special populations.

Overview of EBP's for working with substance use disorders. Knowing what works best for your population. CBT, MI, DBT, SeSa, LIB, &

Mindfulness-based approaches. 

Building confidence for dealing with angry or aggressive clients. Maintaining an atmosphere of safety for your clients and your staff. 

Whether public or private, middle or high school, students nowadays are at risk of exposure to substance use. How to cultivate an environment for optimal learning through staff and parent awareness. 

How to recognize mental health issues, problems, and concerns amongst individuals and how you can help.  

Principles for establishing structured, clean and sober environments to reduce resident turnover rates. What makes a house a home for recovery to take place. 

Let Sober State know what you would like your team to improve on. We would love to help!!