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Anuvia is a NAADAC Approved Education Provider. Trainings and workshops are open to all professionals and the general public. We are currently offering our series virtually and free of charge. CEUs are provided to training participants. If you have any questions or would like to be added to our mailing list, please use the contact box below.
Anuvia Professional Development Series
Spring: May 2025
Clinical Supervision: The Key to Improving Patient Care and Retention
May 6th
Ed Johnson, Opioid Response Network
This presentation will review the basics of counselor development, ways of developing and improving effective supervisory relationships and tools for ongoing SUD Counselor Professional Development.
https://anuvia-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_k84HfyXUS–dM7YRg15aiw
Intersection of HIV and Substance Use
May 13th
Angel Green, Kisha Summers, Anthony Walton-Tate, Susan Reif, MECK Community Support Services
The training will provide an overview of HIV and substance use. The training will explore the intersection of the two conditions and best practices for treatment and prevention.
https://anuvia-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rUKv4FpfTGewe4sBkR_VRw
Opioid Syndemic and Ways to Reduce Harm
May 15th
Stephanie Almeida, Smoky Mountain Harm Reduction
This training is designed for clinicians and non-clinicians and provides a basic understanding of the physiology of opioid addiction; the current syndemic in NC; recognizing opioid use issues and the use of medications to treat opioid dependence; new language to reduce the stigma related to addiction; HIV/HCV updates including NC prevalence; and a thorough understanding of opioid overdose prevention including the administration of naloxone, harm reduction programs including syringe exchange and NC laws that protect individuals who reverse an overdose from civil and criminal liability.
https://anuvia-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uOE9H4ioRSyDVaBx85FBZQ
Self-Care and Imposter Syndrome
May 27th
Rebekah Collins, Ashlyn Pemberton, & Tatiana Leon, Mental Health America of Central Carolinas
Take a deep dive into 5 self-Care aspects: Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, Spiritual, and Social. In this interactive workshop, we will share techniques for recognizing and combating Impostor Syndrome
https://anuvia-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fgcCBg7UTzCNjYbbrqfK2A
Addiction and the Developing Brain
May 29th
Delton Russell, Mecklenburg County Public Health
This training will explore in depth the roles that neurobiology, trauma, stigma, arrested development and genetics play in developing an addiction and how neuroplasticity can create opportunities for sustained recovery.
https://anuvia-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9FDr6iwcSzmrjbYRcG51mg
If you have questions about Anuvia’s professional development trainings, please submit them in the contact form. Thank you!
