Watch the videos below, one or all five! We've gathered our top evidence-based resources to help you implement empathy and best practices. Explore our digital and print materials for both providers and patients.
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Understanding Stages of Change & Meeting Patients Where They Are in Substance Use Care
Substance use is a health issue and change is rarely linear. Our team of clinicians and peer recovery coaches share practical strategies and real-world perspectives to help providers support patients with substance use disorder (SUD), while honoring their experiences, pace, and the small steps that lead to meaningful progress.
Starting Buprenorphine, Bridge Prescriptions & Substance Use Treatment in the Emergency Department
Substance use is a health issue and emergency departments can play a life-saving role. Our team of clinicians and peer recovery coaches share practical strategies for supporting patients with opioid use disorder (OUD), including bridge scripts, comfort medications, and low-dose buprenorphine inductions.
How Primary Care Providers Can Start Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) & Treat Substance Use Disorders
Medication treatment for substance use disorder is effective, accessible, and already part of primary care. Clinicians and peer recovery coaches share practical approaches to using medication assisted treatment (MAT), addressing co-occurring conditions, and building trust with patients to support long-term recovery.
Naloxone, Rescue Breathing & Responding to Polysubstance Overdose
Overdose response is changing, and the basics matter more than ever. Clinicians and peer recovery coaches share practical guidance for responding to polysubstance overdoses, emphasizing airway, breathing, and compassionate care in the field and emergency settings.
Expert Answers to Providers
Expert Answers to Providers
We asked providers the questions they truly want answers to but might not feel comfortable asking out loud. We've compiled these inquiries and gathered responses from our experts to help address real concerns.
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