This training module is designed to raise awareness of the importance of recognizing and treating problematic drug and alcohol use (or, substance use) within the first responder workforce. Emergency medical services (EMS), fire, and police all experience occupational stressors that increase their risk of developing substance use and mental health disorders. This course will teach First Responders to identify, evaluate, and seek help for substance use and other mental health disorders in themselves and others.

The following course will introduce learners to fundamental principles involved in the development, diagnosis, experience and treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder.

Develop cultural competency skills to improve experiences in emergency care for people living with chronic infectious disease.

The goal of the module is to provide healthcare workers and first responders with distress tolerance skills they can use in the field and at home. Learn to identify and assess distress tolerance, practice multiple therapeutic tools to reduce distress intolerance and increase distress tolerance.

This course is designed for Leaders in healthcare and first responder agencies to learn strategies that will improve dialogue about mental health and substance use disorder in the workplace

A deeper look into Opioid Use Disorder and Overdose, for First Responders.

This course will provide learners with detailed information on intimate partner violence, including its definition, how to recognize associated behaviors, identifying risk factors and barriers to seeking help, and the effects of COVID and substance use on the proliferation of intimate partner violence.

This training module is designed to educate individuals on the nature of Opioid Use Disorder and various Medications for Opioid Use Disorder that, when combined with a comprehensive system of care, result in successful recovery from OUD

This module is designed to help teachers, school administrators and nurses gain an overall understanding of opioid trends, risk factors, and prevention program development to help combat the opioid crisis in our youth.

This training module is designed to illustrate shared experiences and provides tools to address potential mental health challenges will allow individuals to build their resilience and mitigate the inevitable stressors associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

This training will familiarize learners with the types of "substances" or "drugs" we refer to when talking about "substance use disorder". We will discuss the various classifications of substances based on medical diagnostic criteria, the Controlled Substances Act, and by their effects on the body and mind. Learners will gain insight into the range of substances that can be misused and lead to dependence.

This training module is designed to demonstrate the mechanisms by which opioid overdose occurs and to provide practical guidance on administering life-saving measures using the opioid reversal drug, Narcan®

Learn to identify and understand the symptoms of anxiety in its various manifestations. Receive evidence-based tools with which to cope with and protect against unhealthy anxiety.

This is a training module designed to provide insight into suicide and suicide prevention, specifically for First Responders and Healthcare Workers