[VIRTUAL] Addressing Drug-Related Stigma & Bias (CEUs)

Event description
Funded by BSAS
Yes
Introductory level
Yes

Drug-related stigma presents barriers to effectively supporting clients who use drugs. Our biases are learned from a culture that stigmatizes drug use and ostracizes those with substance use disorders. This three-hour training will focus on identifying our biases and societal stigma surrounding people who use drugs and actions we can take to address them.

 

Participants will:

  1. Unpack drug-related stigma at the community, individual, and structural level 
  2. Gain a framework (ladder of inference) and tools to examine personal biases and unpack them 
  3. Learn about the manifestations of drug-related stigma in media, policies, politics, etc. 
  4. Develop strategies to challenge workplace/community policies and culture that perpetuate stigma 
  5. Build skills to interrupt/challenge drug-related stigma at the interpersonal level 

 

The following continuing education units (CEUs) will be offered in partnership with Adept Educational Institute: CADC/CAC, LADC I, LADC II, LADC Assistant, RN/LPN, SW, LMHC

 

For questions about this training, please contact Michael Leonard at mleonard@hria.org.

For questions about CEUs or training logistics, please contact Jennifer Fahey at jennifer@adepteducational.org.

 

Audience
General Audience
Credential(s) Type of Continuing Education Credit (optional)
CADC/CAC, LADC I, LADCII, LADC Assistant, RN/LPN, SW, LMHC
CEU
Details
Presenter
The BeHERE Initiative at Health Resources in Action
Event date
to
Attendance mode
Online
Cost
$15
Contact
Michael Leonard
Position
Senior Project Manager, BeHERE Initiative
Organization
Health Resources in Action