Screening and identifying unhealthy substance use is critical to improving health outcomes for individuals and communities. Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) consulting will equip your organization with the skills and processes you need to successfully implement the SBIRT model for your adult and youth clients.We know that…

National Council of Mental Wellbeing Senior Policy Director Brett Beckerson and Director of Special Projects for Recovery Resource Council Becky Tinney provided information to help grantees begin and enhance their advocacy in order to secure sustained funding for their harm reduction programs.

Motivational Interviewing Tips for Providers offers an evidence-based approach to having a collaborative dialogue with an individual based on their readiness for change.

In 2023, the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), awarded funding to eight grantees across the country to implement harm reduction-public safety collaborations aimed at reducing the risk of overdose.

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This guide offers an evidence-based approach to having a collaborative dialogue with an individual based on their readiness for change.

Our statement in response to the decision by the Biden-Harris administration to keep rewards for contingency management (CM) programs at current levels.

Our new SUD resources, Demystifying Relapse papers, seek to shift the conversation around substance use recurrence and treatment.

This report summarizes the work conducted by the Getting Candid team and illustrates the value of the Message Guide and Toolkit for youth-serving providers and youth.

This guide offers strategies to integrate PWLLE into overdose prevention programs, featuring examples like overdose spike response.