This Listening Session is the first in a two-part series designed to examine how Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) impacts specific population groups that experience distinctive health vulnerabilities, including youth, older […]
Gambling disorder and opioid use disorder often occur together, driven by shared risk factors such as impulsivity, trauma, and co-occurring mental health conditions, highlighting the need for comprehensive, integrated care. […]
Cohort based program | 12-1 p.m. This program aims to support healthcare and mental health providers, staff, and administrators with stimulant use disorder patient care. Sessions will be facilitated with a […]
Session Description In today’s uncertain world, community partners must come together to share strengths, support one another, and co-create lasting solutions. Join us for an interactive learning session discussing how […]
High Sierra AHEC is excited to announce an upcoming webinar opportunity with Jay Cafferata on Thursday, June 26th, "Healthcare: Executive Order or State Law." During this webinar Jay will discuss […]
Join High Sierra AHEC and Jay Cafferata, MA, CDE, for an engaging session exploring how gender impacts healthcare experiences and outcomes. This training will cover the significance of gender in medical care, the concept of dimorphic human bodies, and how healthcare systems treat individuals based on gender. Part of the Non-Clinical Training Series (Unit 7), this session is open to all professionals interested in inclusive and informed care practices.
Learn essential skills pertaining to working with adolescents affected by opioid use disorder in this foundational training. Gain proficiency in understanding medications for opioid use disorder, communicating with families about […]
In the fast-paced and emotionally demanding fields of substance use prevention, treatment and recovery, clinicians can lose touch with the sense of purpose that drew them to this work. This […]
You're invited to a crucial one-day conference focused on increasing your knowledge of culturally effective, non-punitive, community based substance use services for pregnant and parenting individuals who use drugs, their […]
Join the Nevada Health Workforce Research Center (NHWRC) for the inaugural session of its new webinar series, Moving the Needle?, featuring a review of health workforce legislation from the 2025 […]
Preventing substance use among youth in rural areas requires a multifaceted approach that addresses the unique challenges they face, such as limited access to educational resources, healthcare, and recreational activities. […]
Substance use and overdose prevention is a systemic issue that requires us to work across inter-related fields, including psychological health, trauma, disability, suicide, and violence. To effectively serve our community […]