Webinars
Register for our Webinars
Our new webinar series extends the training series by offering in-depth information on supporting people in recovery who are taking MOUDs. Webinars are held the third Tuesday of every month at 11 am PT/1 pm CT/2 pm ET beginning July 16, 2024.
Sign up for the entire series or register for individual sessions below.
We’ll be adding new webinars for 2025. Keep checking this page for updates.
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The Oxford House Model - July 16, 2024
Recovery housing represents a range of different levels of care, from peer-run to those that provide clinical services. This webinar reviews the Oxford House model, which represents peer-run recovery housing.
Integrating and Supporting MOUD in Recovery Housing: Project HOMES - August 20, 2024
People taking MOUD are often excluded from the recovery community due to common myths about MAR and the belief that recovery without medication is the only acceptable path. The webinar describes the mission and findings from Project HOMES in Texas to support recovery housing for persons taking MOUD.
Developing a Measure of MOUD Barriers in Recovery Housing: Findings from the MO-ISTARR project - September 17, 2024
The webinar reviews attidinal and capacity barriers to MOUD in recovery housing and presents findings from a new measure developed to assess them.
Attitudes Toward MAT among Residents in Oxford Houses - October 22, 2024
Methadone and buprenorphine/naloxone are medications with demonstrated effectiveness in treating opioid use disorder, yet attitudes regarding their use can afffect uptake in their usage and one’s experience in recovery housing. The webinar presents work assessing attitudes regarding MOUD utilization among residents living in Oxford Houses.
MOUD and 12-step Groups - November 19, 2024
Medications and 12-step groups are both evidence-based approaches, and both can be valuable components of an addiction recovery strategy. Yet members of the medical and Twelve-Step communities may be hesitant to embrace what the other offers. This webinar reviews what 12-step approaches and 12-step alternatives have to offer and how they can help those who are taking MOUD.
Meeting the Recovery Housing Needs of Criminal Legal System-Involved Individuals - December 17, 2024
Individuals involved in the criminal legal system (CLS), particularly those taking MOUD face inique challenges. This webinar reviews these challenges and presents preliminary findings from a pilot study identifying critical elements of a recovery residence model to those who are CLS-involved and receiving MOUD.
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