This 60-minute training discusses common co-occurring medical conditions associated with AUD including liver disease, infectious diseases, respiratory illness, cardiovascular disease, and renal disease. It will discuss adjustments to MAUD necessary when patients present with one or more of these co-morbid conditions.

This 60-minute training explores the impact of alcohol on the hematologic system, examining how alcohol use can disrupt blood cell production and function. Participants will learn about alcohol-related bone marrow toxicity, impaired nutrient absorption, increased bleeding risk, compromised immune function, and other clinical complications affecting overall health and well-being.

This 60 minute training discusses the pharmacology of GLP-1 medications and examine the growing body of research investigating their impact on alcohol cravings and recovery outcomes.

This 30-minute training discusses stigma surrounding medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD) and recovery pathways can influence care experiences and treatment decisions.

This 60 minute training discusses how organizations can successfully integrate medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD) and other evidence-based AUD treatment services into the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) model.

This 75-minute training equips providers working in prisons and jails to identify and manage alcohol use disorder and alcohol withdrawal.

This 50-minute training examines the clinical implications of alcohol use disorder (AUD) among patients receiving care in opioid treatment programs (OTPs) and office-based opioid use disorder treatment (OBOT) settings

This 75-minute training equips providers to effectively identify, assess, and manage alcohol use disorder using evidence-based screening, diagnosis, treatment, and care coordination strategies in the primary care setting.

This 30-minute case-based discussion equips behavioral health professionals with practical strategies to identify, assess, and treat co-occurring problem gambling and alcohol use disorder, applying key concepts to real-world scenarios to address their interconnected risks and improve integrated care.

This 75-minute case-based discussion explains practical strategies for engaging patients who feel uncertain or ambivalent about alcohol use disorder treatment, using motivational interviewing (MI) techniques to support autonomy and assess readiness to change.