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Accredited and Compliant

ANCC- and ACCME-accredited programs, meeting DEA MATE Act requirements for licensed professionals.

Trusted nationwide

Chosen by clinicians, health systems, schools, and community organizations across all 50 U.S. states.

Proven to Enhance Knowledge

92% of learners report improved professional knowledge and effectiveness in their work.

Earn Continuing Education (CE) Credits and Certificates

Learn how to improve prevention and support services for those impacted by substance use disorder and the opioid crisis, through either the 20-Credit Certificate Program or Continuing Education online courses. Accreditations include: Nursing (ANCC), Pharmacy (ACPE), Physician (ACCME) and other clinical and professions AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ (ACCME).

SUD & Opioid Train the Trainer programs

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Youth & Family Programs

Learn how to improve prevention and support services for those impacted by substance use disorder and the opioid crisis, through either the 20-Credit Certificate Program or Continuing Education online courses. Accreditations include: Nursing (ANCC), Pharmacy (ACPE), Physician (ACCME) and other clinical and professions AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ (ACCME).

Workplace Naloxone

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What people are saying

Prior to taking this course, I was not aware of the physiologic changes in the brain leading to addiction. I had no idea that using substances during the teenage yielded a higher chance of developing a substance use disorder. Additionally, the fact that the brain is basically rewired to place drugs at the top of the survival hierarchy within the brain.

20-Credit Certificate Student - Pharmacist

Learning about the cycle of addiction and stages was eye opening. With an understanding that setbacks are an expected part of the process toward recovery, therefore working with the client on their recovery plan is as important as the treatment plan.

20-Credit Certificate Student - Pharmacist

In the past when I thought about stigma and addiction, I typically thought about how another person (family member, neighbor) stigmatize someone with this disease. I now have a better understanding of how stigma from other areas of one's life (medical communities, law enforcement, etc.) affects someone with this disease and creates a barrier for recovery.

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This was a very eye opening course as to how childhood trauma not only affects our behavior but our health outcomes and chronic conditions directly. This is a true public health threat that needs to be addressed with education and concern placed on early intervention.

20-Credit Certificate Student - Pharmacist