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Upcoming Behavioral Health Events, July 10- July 24
- thehubct6851
- Jul 10, 2020
- 1 min read
Events Flyers:
CEU training - by Continuum Recovery Services - RSVP is required by Friday, 7/24 - RSVP HERE
More Events:
Treating the Family in Addiction: The Forgotten Patient - by RCA Virtual Academy - July 14, 9am - 11am (2 CEUS) - RSVP HERE
Widely Prescribed Stimulants and the Risk of Psychosis in Young People with ADHD Webinar - by Brain & Behavior Research Foundation - July 14, 2pm - RSVP HERE
NATCON at Home - by National Council for Behavioral Health - July 15, 12pm - 2:30pm - RSVP HERE
Is Addiction Treatment Effective? Compared to what? How would we know? - by RCA Virtual Academy - July 16, 12pm - 1pm (1 CEU) - RSVP HERE
Best Practices in Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Development, Delivery and Evaluation - by RCA Virtual Academy - July 23, 12pm - 1pm (1 CEU) - RSVP HERE
COVID-19 Mental Health Townhall - by the National Council for Behavioral Health - July 23, 2pm - Register HERE
New Online Supports:
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I’m really looking forward to the upcoming behavioral health events, especially those focusing on the 12 steps of AA. These events are invaluable for anyone on a recovery journey, offering a sense of community and shared experiences. The 12 steps provide a structured approach to tackling addiction, emphasizing personal accountability, spiritual growth, and the importance of support systems. Attending these events can be a powerful reminder that we’re not alone and that recovery is possible. It's also a great opportunity to meet others who understand what you’re going through and to learn new strategies for maintaining sobriety.