Ohioans with mental health and substance use disorders live in a variety of settings, including but not limited to recovery housing, permanent supportive housing, temporary housing, and adult care facilities.  These housing settings often focus on serving a specific population, such as persons with mental illness or persons with substance use disorder.  However, the Ohioans served in these settings often do not fit neatly into categories and may benefit from multiple types of services and supports.  The Substance Use Disorder training will provide basic information about substance use disorders, what services and supports are available for people with SUD, and how to connect people to appropriate services and supports. This training would cover the following topics:

-    What is Substance Use Disorder and how does it impact a person
-    Signs and Symptoms of Substance Use Disorders and how to recognize them
-    Pathways to Recovery and Recovery over time
-    How to prevent overdoses in housing settings
-    What are recovery support services and how they can help
-    How to create a housing environment that supports recovery

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ORH will be applying for continuing education units from both the social work counseling board and the chemical dependency professionals board for these trainings. Certificates will be sent to those who attend the training. Please note: you must attend the webinar under the name on your license. Please do not forward your personal attendee link to others. 

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This is an all day training. ORH will host this training once every month. If you are interested in attending a different month, you can find the registration links for all trainings below.