New Webinar: Compassionate Accountability in SUD Care – April 29

Northwest AHEC invites you to join us for an engaging and practical live webinar:

Substance Use Disorder work requires both empathy and structure and this workshop offers a balanced, evidence-informed framework to help you do just that. Learn how “compassionate accountability” supports understanding an individual’s story while also reinforcing responsibility for behavioral choices.

 👉 Register now to join us - click here to sign up! 

What You’ll Gain

• A clear understanding of compassionate accountability as a pragmatic and balanced intervention for SUD care.
• Insight into evidence‑based therapies, including Motivational Interviewing, to enhance your work with clients.
• Hands‑on application through experiential activities, case studies, and Q&A.

Who Should Attend

• This workshop is ideal for behavioral health and human service professionals: psychologists, social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, addictions specialists, clinicians, and others interested in improving SUD care.

Continuing Education Credits

• 2 NCASPPB SS Hours
• 2 Contact (Category A) CE for NC Psychologists
• 2 Contact Hours from Northwest AHEC
• 2 NBCC Hours

Meet the Speaker

Geraldine A. Miller, PhD, LP, LCAS, CCS – an experienced clinician and educator specializing in SUD and behavioral health.

We hope to see you there as we explore compassionate, accountable approaches to supporting individuals with SUD.

👉 Register now to join us - click here to sign up!