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Supporting People with Addictions and Their Families During the Holidays

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify common challenges and stressors that may affect people with substance use disorders and their families during the holiday season, including family dynamics, grief, social pressures, and changes in routine.

  • Develop practical, person-centered strategies for supporting individuals and families in navigating substance use, recovery, and difficult family interactions during the holidays.

  • Improve inter-professional, team-based care by identifying opportunities for clinicians, recovery professionals, family-support providers, and other members of the care team to colaborate in supporting individuals with substance use disorders and their families.

  • Define inter-professional collaboration strategies to enhance team-based care that promotes patient-centered recovery.

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Event Location

Virtual webinar.

Contact & Accommodations

Grayken Center for Addiction

info@addictiontraining.org

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