Our clinicians are subject area experts and speak on a variety of topics.
We have developed presentations on many topics and can design one to specifically fit your company/program’s needs. Please contact Cyndi Turner if you are interested.
Healthline: Navigating the ‘Pink Cloud’ Phase of Recovery
Healthline: How to Manage the Dreaded “Hangxiety” After a Night Out
Healthline: 8 Tips for Keeping Up With Recovery During a Pandemic
Healthline: A Beginner’s Guide to the ‘Sober Curious’ Movement
Healthline: Thinking of Ditching Alcohol? How to Make a Plan That Works for You
Mar 25, 2022 | 2PM – 4PM
Virtual
Mar 28, 2022 | 4PM – 5PM
Grand Hyatt Nashville * Nashville, TN
Aug 21, 2022 | 10AM – 11:30PM
Baltimore
Sep 10, 2022
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Reston Bible Church
45650 Oakbrook Court
Sterling, Virginia 20166
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Reston Bible Church
45650 Oakbrook Court
Sterling, Virginia 20166
https://www.restonbible.org/event/palforum
9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Alabama School of Alcohol and other Drug Studies
Conference Location Bryant Conference Center
240 Paul W. Bryant Drive
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487
9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Alabama School of Alcohol and other Drug Studies
Conference Location Bryant Conference Center
240 Paul W. Bryant Drive
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487
Alabama School of Alcohol and Other Drug Studies
The COVID-19 Pandemic has contributed to drastic increases in drinking, leading unprecedented numbers of people seeking treatment with the abstinence model not always being the right kind of help. Pre-pandemic, over 90 million people in the United States struggled with alcohol use but were not physically dependent. Most programs are designed for the severe alcohol user, encompassing about 17 million people, leaving the majority experiencing problems from alcohol without appropriate services. The traditional recommendation for drinkers experiencing problems remains admitting that they are “alcoholics” who must quit drinking forever, attending 12-step meetings, and admitting powerlessness. With the numbers of people suffering from alcohol use disorders likely to continue growing and the DSM-5 now viewing substance use disorders on a spectrum, behavioral healthcare providers need to have resources that are appropriate for all levels of alcohol use. There is over 50 years of research that supports the harm reduction strategy of alcohol moderation as an effective treatment modality. Upon completion, attendees will be able to: describe why harm reduction is an effective treatment option for most alcohol users, predict who is a candidate for alcohol moderation using the Alcohol Moderation Assessment, develop and monitor an Alcohol Moderation Plan, and utilize alcohol moderation tools. Participants will walk away with tangible tools and experience a paradigm shift in how we treat people with drug and alcohol problems.
2 PM – 4 PM
Virtual
2 PM – 4 PM
NASW 2022 Annual Conference
Virtual
The COVID-19 Pandemic contributed to drastic increases in drinking leading unprecedented numbers of people seeking treatment with the traditional abstinence model not always being the right kind of help. This presentation will give an overview of harm reduction, explore why it is a controversial topic, and review its core concepts. Participants will walk away with tangible tools and experience a paradigm shift in how we treat people with drug and alcohol problems.
4 PM – 5 PM
Grand Hyatt Nashville * Nashville, TN
4 PM – 5 PM
2022 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Management Summit, Best Practices and Innovations in Mental Health and Wellness for Providers, Health Plans and Employers
Grand Hyatt Nashville * Nashville, TN
2022 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Management Summit
The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to drastic increases in substance use. Unprecedented numbers of people need help, but the abstinence only model deters access to treatment. There is over 50 years of research that supports the harm reduction strategy of alcohol moderation as an effective treatment modality, yet few providers are familiar with how to practice it. This presentation will give an overview of harm reduction, explore why it is a controversial topic, and review its core concepts with special attention on alcohol—the #1 substance of use. Participants will walk away with tangible tools and experience a paradigm shift in how we treat people with drug and alcohol problems.
3 PM – 5 PM
Virtual
4 PM – 5 PM
NAADAC Webinar
Virtual
Traditional treatment is designed for those with a severe alcohol use disorder, leaving the majority experiencing problems without appropriate services. With the DSM-5 now viewing substance use disorders on a spectrum, clinicians need resources appropriate for all levels of alcohol use. There is over 50 years of research that supports the harm reduction strategy of alcohol moderation as an effective treatment option. Upon completion, attendees will be able to: describe why harm reduction is an effective treatment option, predict who is a candidate for alcohol moderation using the Alcohol Moderation Assessment, develop and monitor an alcohol moderation plan, and utilize alcohol moderation tools.
3 hours
Woodlands Hotel & Suites
105 Visitors Center Drive
Williamsburg, VA 23185
3 hours
VSIAS 2022 Resilient Recovery
Woodlands Hotel & Suites
105 Visitors Center Drive
Williamsburg, VA 23185
10 AM – 11:30 PM
Baltimore, Maryland
10 AM – 11:30 PM
East Coast Symposium on Addictive Disorders
Baltimore Maryland
https://eastcoastsymposium.com
The COVID-19 Pandemic contributed to drastic increases in drinking, leading unprecedented numbers of people seeking treatment with the abstinence model not always being the right kind of help. Pre-pandemic, over 90 million people in the United States struggled with alcohol use but were not physically dependent. Most programs are designed for the severe alcohol user, encompassing about 17 million people, leaving the majority experiencing problems from alcohol without appropriate services. With the numbers of people suffering from alcohol use disorders likely to continue growing and the DSM-5 now viewing substance use disorders on a spectrum, behavioral healthcare providers need to have resources that are appropriate for all levels of alcohol use. There is over 50 years of research that supports the harm reduction strategy of alcohol moderation as an effective treatment modality. Upon completion, attendees will be able to: describe why harm reduction is an effective treatment option for the majority of alcohol users, predict who is a candidate for alcohol moderation using the Alcohol Moderation Assessment, develop and monitor an Alcohol Moderation Plan, and utilize alcohol moderation tools. Participants will walk away with tangible tools and experience a paradigm shift in how we treat people with alcohol problems.
Cape Cod Symposium
The COVID-19 Pandemic contributed to drastic increases in drinking, leading unprecedented numbers of people seeking treatment with the abstinence model not always being the right kind of help. Pre-pandemic, over 90 million people in the United States struggled with alcohol use but were not physically dependent. Most programs are designed for the severe alcohol user, encompassing about 17 million people, leaving the majority experiencing problems from alcohol without appropriate services. With the numbers of people suffering from alcohol use disorders likely to continue growing and the DSM-5 now viewing substance use disorders on a spectrum, behavioral healthcare providers need to have resources that are appropriate for all levels of alcohol use. There is over 50 years of research that supports the harm reduction strategy of alcohol moderation as an effective treatment modality. Upon completion, attendees will be able to: describe why harm reduction is an effective treatment option for the majority of alcohol users, predict who is a candidate for alcohol moderation using the Alcohol Moderation Assessment, develop and monitor an Alcohol Moderation Plan, and utilize alcohol moderation tools. Participants will walk away with tangible tools and experience a paradigm shift in how we treat people with alcohol problems.
4pm – 5pm
4pm – 5pm
4pm – 5pm
4pm – 5pm
9:30am PST/12:30pm EST to 1pm PST/4pm EST
9:30am PST/12:30pm EST to 1pm PST/4pm EST
4pm – 5pm
4pm – 5pm
Insight Co-Founder Cyndi Turner shares her experience as a mental health and substance use disorder clinician on October 25, 2022 in a virtual Career Talk.
Insight Co-Founder Cyndi Turner shares her experience as a mental health and substance use disorder clinician on October 25, 2022 in a virtual Career Talk.
4pm – 5pm
4pm – 5pm