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Register for All Upcoming Sessions!
Join the
Opioid Response Network
and the National Council for Mental Wellbeing on August 19, from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm ET, for the first session of a four-part Trauma-Informed, Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care (TI-ROSC) learning series.
Hear from two national experts as they explore how organizations and communities can build healing-centered trauma-informed systems that promote prevention, treatment, recovery, and long-term well-being for individuals, families, the workforce and communities.
Trauma and substance use often intersect with mental health conditions, chronic medical illnesses and social factors that influence health, creating complex needs that cannot be effectively addressed through fragmented systems of care. This session introduces a systems and community-based framework for understanding the intersection of behavioral health, substance use and medical comorbidity. Participants will explore practical strategies for creating integrated, person-centered systems that foster resilience, improve care coordination, strengthen workforce well-being and support sustainable recovery in the community.
This four-part learning series includes
two educational webinars and two interactive coaching calls designed to help participants translate concepts into practice. To maximize learning and implementation, participants are encouraged to attend all four sessions.
