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We design customized training and technical assistance packages based on what your organization requires. We have developed products for the following categories:

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Evidence-Based Practices
Substance Misuse
HIV/AIDS/HepC Prevention
Workforce Development

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Evidence-Based Practices

We provide training and technical assistance on the use of evidence-based practices. EBP  is an interdisciplinary approach to clinical practice that has been gaining ground following its formal introduction in 1992. It started in medicine as evidence-based medicine and spread to allied health professions, educational fields, and others.

✔ Medically Assisted Treatment for the Opioid Addict
✔ The Science of Addiction
✔ Motivational Interviewing in Various Healthcare Settings
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Substance Misuse

We provide training and technical assistance products that educate the public of substance misuse, in general, and the Opioid Epidemic in particular.

✔ The Opioid Epidemic
✔ Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
✔ Psychopharmacology
✔ HIV/AIDS/Substance Abuse Prevention Among Youth and Young Adults
✔ What Nurses Should Know About the Opioid Epidemic
✔ ACOA: Adult Children of Alchoholics
✔ K2: The Monster Among Us
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HIVAIDS/HepC Prevention

Recognizing the connection between substance misuse and other bloodborne diseases, we provide training and technical assistance on HIV/AIDS/HepC prevention.

✔ HIV/AIDS and the Faith Community
✔ Chemsex: Party and Play
✔ HIV/AIDS/Substance Abuse Prevention Among Youth and Young Adults
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Workforce Development

As part of our original mission, we provide state-of-the-art medical education for doctors, nurses, social workers and other health care professionals.

✔ Self-care for Healthcare Professionals
✔ Clinical Supervision of Behavioral Healthcare Workers
✔ Affordable Care Act and Behavioral Health
✔ Government Results and Performance Act
✔ How to Reduce Opioid Use in Healthcare Settings
✔ Narcan and Public Health Workers