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Topic: Treatment

Preventing and Reducing Opioid Use Disorder

The purpose of NDVS Opioid Prevention Program is to Prevent and Reduce Opioid Use Disorder (PROUD) in Nevada among veterans and their families. The program has adopted the acronym PROUD

Understanding Synthetics: K2, Spice, and the Emergence of Novel Cannabinoids

This one-hour workshop will provide an overview of new and emerging synthetic cannabinoids and their impacts. The session will incorporate identifying different types of cannabinoids, indicators of use, and trends within Nevada and across the country. Participants will learn practical strategies and resources for managing unknown and novel synthetic substance use while understanding up-to-date information that will equip providers to implement effective approaches to engagement and care.  

Opioid Use Disorder in Adolescents: Medications, Evidence-Based Practices, and Family Support

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 opioid use disorder and treatment options, tailored to fit the needs of young individuals. Stay ahead of the curve with insights into current opioid trends among adolescents and practices that you can implement immediately.

Northern Nevada HOPES – Perinatal Care Program

Northern Nevada HOPES offers a Perinatal Care Program for pregnant individuals with current or past opioid use. Services include prenatal and postpartum care, lactation and nutrition counseling, behavioral health support, peer counseling, and family planning. Safe treatment with buprenorphine (MOUD) is available to support healthy outcomes for both parent and baby. For more information, call 775-997-7583

Guide to Integrating HCV Services into Opioid Treatment Programs

This guide is intended to build the capacity of publicly funded Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) to integrate Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) prevention and treatment services into their programs. The guide may also be useful for Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), community and healthcare coalitions, nonprofit organizations and other substance use disorder and HCV treatment providers.