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SUMMARY:Addressing Substance Use in Alaska - ECHO
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Addressing Substance Use in Rural Alaska (ASUA-R) ECHO mini-series!  \nWednesdays @ 12-1:15pm AKT \nMay 28 | June 4 | June 11 \nFree Virtual Zoom Trainings | Continuing Education Offered \n\nRegister now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1723155168669ERJD202TK8\nInvite colleagues to the conversation: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/GU3YBZz/asuar\nContact chdecho@alaska.edu for more information\n\nRural communities in Alaska face limited access to culturally aware and trauma-informed care for substance use treatment. Geographic isolation and underfunded services further hinder support\, and this contributes to ongoing health disparities and unmet needs in remote areas. Inspired by participant request\, this special mini-series is a dedicated space for rural providers to look at substance use in rural Alaska. The sessions will provide an overview and assessment of the problem of substance use from first-time use to recovery\, explore implementation of creative solutions that address the problem\, and demonstrate how these creative solutions can incorporate\, apply\, and leverage traditional methods and cultural awareness. Each 75 minute session will include a brief didactic followed by a program or organization highlight. All sessions will be bookended by a rural community member sharing their perspective on the topic. \nThe Addressing Substance Use in Rural Alaska (ASUA-R) ECHO is an extension of the regularly scheduled Addressing Substance Use in Alaska (ASUA) ECHO which is a virtual learning network focused on the establishment of a multi-disciplinary community of practice that will help to reduce unmet treatment needs of substance use in Alaska\, and to increase the knowledge of FDA-approved medications for the treatment of substance use disorders. This ECHO program is a strategy to bridge the gaps in the continuum of prevention\, harm reduction\, treatment\, and recovery support services. \nIntended Audience \nCommunity Health Aides/Practitioners\, Behavioral Health Aides\, Licensed Professional Counselors\, Licensed Marriage and Family therapists\, Social Workers\, Masters of Addiction Counselors\, Addiction Specialists\, Peer Support Specialists\, Medical Physicians\, Mid-level providers\, Registered Nurses\, Psychologists\, First Responders\, Program Administrators\, Department of Corrections and Public Safety Officials\, Educators and Court Officials.  \nParticipants in this mini-series will be able to: \n\nApply culturally informed assessment and treatment strategies that improve recovery outcomes among clients in rural Alaska.\nImplement trauma-informed and client-centered care models that address substance use in underserved and rural communities.\nImprove treatment outcomes by adapting and integrating evidence-based interventions within the context of rural health limitations and cultural frameworks specific to Alaska Native populations.
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/addressing-substance-use-in-alaska-echo/2025-06-11/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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SUMMARY:Addressing Substance Use in Alaska - ECHO
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Addressing Substance Use in Rural Alaska (ASUA-R) ECHO mini-series!  \nWednesdays @ 12-1:15pm AKT \nMay 28 | June 4 | June 11 \nFree Virtual Zoom Trainings | Continuing Education Offered \n\nRegister now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1723155168669ERJD202TK8\nInvite colleagues to the conversation: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/GU3YBZz/asuar\nContact chdecho@alaska.edu for more information\n\nRural communities in Alaska face limited access to culturally aware and trauma-informed care for substance use treatment. Geographic isolation and underfunded services further hinder support\, and this contributes to ongoing health disparities and unmet needs in remote areas. Inspired by participant request\, this special mini-series is a dedicated space for rural providers to look at substance use in rural Alaska. The sessions will provide an overview and assessment of the problem of substance use from first-time use to recovery\, explore implementation of creative solutions that address the problem\, and demonstrate how these creative solutions can incorporate\, apply\, and leverage traditional methods and cultural awareness. Each 75 minute session will include a brief didactic followed by a program or organization highlight. All sessions will be bookended by a rural community member sharing their perspective on the topic. \nThe Addressing Substance Use in Rural Alaska (ASUA-R) ECHO is an extension of the regularly scheduled Addressing Substance Use in Alaska (ASUA) ECHO which is a virtual learning network focused on the establishment of a multi-disciplinary community of practice that will help to reduce unmet treatment needs of substance use in Alaska\, and to increase the knowledge of FDA-approved medications for the treatment of substance use disorders. This ECHO program is a strategy to bridge the gaps in the continuum of prevention\, harm reduction\, treatment\, and recovery support services. \nIntended Audience \nCommunity Health Aides/Practitioners\, Behavioral Health Aides\, Licensed Professional Counselors\, Licensed Marriage and Family therapists\, Social Workers\, Masters of Addiction Counselors\, Addiction Specialists\, Peer Support Specialists\, Medical Physicians\, Mid-level providers\, Registered Nurses\, Psychologists\, First Responders\, Program Administrators\, Department of Corrections and Public Safety Officials\, Educators and Court Officials.  \nParticipants in this mini-series will be able to: \n\nApply culturally informed assessment and treatment strategies that improve recovery outcomes among clients in rural Alaska.\nImplement trauma-informed and client-centered care models that address substance use in underserved and rural communities.\nImprove treatment outcomes by adapting and integrating evidence-based interventions within the context of rural health limitations and cultural frameworks specific to Alaska Native populations.
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/addressing-substance-use-in-alaska-echo/2025-06-04/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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SUMMARY:Addressing Substance Use in Alaska - ECHO
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Addressing Substance Use in Rural Alaska (ASUA-R) ECHO mini-series!  \nWednesdays @ 12-1:15pm AKT \nMay 28 | June 4 | June 11 \nFree Virtual Zoom Trainings | Continuing Education Offered \n\nRegister now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1723155168669ERJD202TK8\nInvite colleagues to the conversation: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/GU3YBZz/asuar\nContact chdecho@alaska.edu for more information\n\nRural communities in Alaska face limited access to culturally aware and trauma-informed care for substance use treatment. Geographic isolation and underfunded services further hinder support\, and this contributes to ongoing health disparities and unmet needs in remote areas. Inspired by participant request\, this special mini-series is a dedicated space for rural providers to look at substance use in rural Alaska. The sessions will provide an overview and assessment of the problem of substance use from first-time use to recovery\, explore implementation of creative solutions that address the problem\, and demonstrate how these creative solutions can incorporate\, apply\, and leverage traditional methods and cultural awareness. Each 75 minute session will include a brief didactic followed by a program or organization highlight. All sessions will be bookended by a rural community member sharing their perspective on the topic. \nThe Addressing Substance Use in Rural Alaska (ASUA-R) ECHO is an extension of the regularly scheduled Addressing Substance Use in Alaska (ASUA) ECHO which is a virtual learning network focused on the establishment of a multi-disciplinary community of practice that will help to reduce unmet treatment needs of substance use in Alaska\, and to increase the knowledge of FDA-approved medications for the treatment of substance use disorders. This ECHO program is a strategy to bridge the gaps in the continuum of prevention\, harm reduction\, treatment\, and recovery support services. \nIntended Audience \nCommunity Health Aides/Practitioners\, Behavioral Health Aides\, Licensed Professional Counselors\, Licensed Marriage and Family therapists\, Social Workers\, Masters of Addiction Counselors\, Addiction Specialists\, Peer Support Specialists\, Medical Physicians\, Mid-level providers\, Registered Nurses\, Psychologists\, First Responders\, Program Administrators\, Department of Corrections and Public Safety Officials\, Educators and Court Officials.  \nParticipants in this mini-series will be able to: \n\nApply culturally informed assessment and treatment strategies that improve recovery outcomes among clients in rural Alaska.\nImplement trauma-informed and client-centered care models that address substance use in underserved and rural communities.\nImprove treatment outcomes by adapting and integrating evidence-based interventions within the context of rural health limitations and cultural frameworks specific to Alaska Native populations.
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/addressing-substance-use-in-alaska-echo/2025-05-28/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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SUMMARY:Alaska Blanket Exercise
DESCRIPTION:The Family Services Training Center (FSTC) at the UAA Center for Human Development in collaboration with the Alaska Department of Health\, Division of Behavioral Health is excited to offer this training opportunity. \nDescription: \nThe Alaska Blanket Exercise program is a unique\, participatory history lesson – developed in collaboration with Alaska Native Elders\, knowledge keepers and educators – that fosters truth\, understanding\, respect and reconciliation among Indigenous and non-indigenous peoples. Through this experiential learning activity\, participants put themselves in the role of Alaska Native people by reading scrolls which ultimately determine their outcome as they literally ‘walk’ through situations that include pre-contact\, colonization and resistance. This exercise was adapted from a best practice exercise use by indigenous people in Canada. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nParticipants will gain knowledge and understanding of Alaska Native history\, since time immemorial.\nParticipants will develop an understanding of the impacts of historical trauma on Alaska Native people.\nParticipants will develop awareness of and gain an understanding of what they can do in their own lives and communities to break cycles of intergenerational trauma\n\nCE’s offered in this training: \nC.E. Credit for BH – National Association of Social Workers Alaska Chapter (NASW-AK) \nC.E. Credit for BH – National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) \nC.E. Credit for BH – Alaska Commission for Behavioral Health Certification (ACBHC) \nC.E. Credit for BH – Alaska Board of Professional Counselors \nThis training offers 3 Alaska Native Specific CE’s \nDate & Time \nMonday\, December 5\, 2022 \n9:30 am – 12:30 pm \nRegister Here: https://continuingstudies.alaska.edu/PublicStudentSignUp.aspx \n  \n 
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/alaska-blanket-exercise/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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SUMMARY:Alliance Data and Learning Workgroup
DESCRIPTION:Alliance Data and Learning Workgroup: the main aim of this workgroup is to “Increase equity and justice in data collection and decision-making by promoting community-based data collection practices.” If you are interested is attending please email Rebecca Van Wyck to be added to the calendar invite! rkvanwyck@Alaska.edu
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/alliance-data-and-learning-workgroup/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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SUMMARY:Alliance December Data and Learning Workgroup
DESCRIPTION:Alliance Data and Learning Workgroup: the main aim of this workgroup is to “Increase equity and justice in data collection and decision-making by promoting community-based data collection practices.” If you are interested is attending please email Rebecca Van Wyck to be added to the calendar invite! rkvanwyck@Alaska.edu
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/alliance-december-data-and-learning-workgroup/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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SUMMARY:Alliance November Data and Learning Workgroup
DESCRIPTION:Alliance Data and Learning Workgroup: the main aim of this workgroup is to “Increase equity and justice in data collection and decision-making by promoting community-based data collection practices.” If you are interested is attending please email Rebecca Van Wyck to be added to the calendar invite! rkvanwyck@Alaska.edu
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/alliance-november-data-and-learning-workgroup/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="University of Alaska Anchorage":MAILTO:rkvanwyck@alaska.edu
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