Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with
Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with
Join us every first Friday of the month at 1:00 p.m. EST to get any information needed to successfully receive and utilize Opioid Settlement Funds. Conversations will be guided by attendees and all questions posed will be answered to the best of our ability. Register for virtual office hours HERE.
Free training! Faces & Voices of Recovery invites the recovery community to a FREE virtual training sponsored by the Opioid Response Network. This is a leadership development program for new and emerging Recovery Community Organization (RCO) directors, program managers, and board members. The Boot Camp covers all the basics to help establish policies and procedures to
Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with
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A new online training that assists organizations become acquainted with important information about the Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery is now available to all organizations focused on treatment and intervention services. This is a self-paced course that takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes to complete. The “Introduction to IDHS/SUPR” includes five modules: •
CAPRSS’s virtual learning community is a place for people involved in Peer Recovery Support Services (PRSS) to learn about topics related to the CAPRSS standards. The Learning Community is the hub for all information that can help your program to become accreditation ready. Through this community, you’ll have access to: – In-depth, annotated descriptions of
Join us every third Thursday of the month at 1:00 p.m. EST to learn more about non-arrest diversion/deflection models, highlights from our program partners, and the benefits of joining PAARI. Register for our next webinar HERE.
Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with
The 2024 ICOCE Weekly Learning Support Series was initiated to assist and support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations address co-occurring disorders. Weekly sessions are scheduled through end of March 2024. For more information, please see the handout for dates, times, topics and presenters. No registration is required and there is no fee to join any of the
RUSH 2-21-24 Wound Care-Xylazine Presentation Flyer Rush Substance Use Disorder-Center of Excellence is hosting an upcoming training opportunity for Illinois prescribers on Wound Care & Xylazine for Primary Care Providers taking place Wednesday, February 21st at 11:30AM CST via Zoom webinar as part of the Mentor Network Presentation Webinar Series. See the attached promotional flyer
Free training! Faces & Voices of Recovery invites the recovery community to a FREE virtual training sponsored by the Opioid Response Network. In this session, we will explore topics such as morals, values, healthy boundaries and governing behaviors which are pertinent to work as a recovery support service provider. This engaging conversation will allow you to
The 2024 ICOCE Weekly Learning Support Series was initiated to assist and support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations address co-occurring disorders. Weekly sessions are scheduled through end of March 2024. For more information, please see the handout for dates, times, topics and presenters. No registration is required and there is no fee to join any of the
Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with
Discover the keys to organizational well-being in this 2-hour webinar. Unpack strategies for cultivating a healthy culture that engages leaders, staff, and volunteers, reducing workplace conflict and burnout while providing leaders with research-based tools for sustained productivity and organizational sustainability.
We want to share with you this training opportunity on Social Determinants of Health, Substance Use Disorder, and Stigma: Unpacking SUD Treatment for African-Americans, from Rush’s Substance Use Disorder – Center of Excellence. This session is approved for 1 continuing education credit hour provided by Rush's Center for Innovative and Lifelong Learning (CILL). When
The 2024 ICOCE Weekly Learning Support Series was initiated to assist and support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations address co-occurring disorders. Weekly sessions are scheduled through end of March 2024. For more information, please see the handout for dates, times, topics and presenters. No registration is required and there is no fee to join any of the