Ready to enhance your skills in integrating addiction medicine in treatment courts? 

Join national experts and a community of medical providers for a FREE learning collaborative sessions designed to deepen your understanding of addiction medicine in the context of the criminal legal system. Learn best practices, engage with real-world cases presented by addiction specialists, and apply your knowledge in practical, meaningful ways.

Participate in interactive discussions, share your experiences, and get your questions answered in a supportive, collaborative environment. You’ll also benefit from personalized mentoring support to help reinforce your learning and professional growth.

What to Expect

Each session includes: 

• 1.5-hour live virtual session, featuring:
• 40-minute expert-led presentation with interactive Q&A
• 15-minute discussion of real-world case scenarios
• Optional learner case-sharing segment, time permitting
• Earn up to 1.5 continuing education credits per session

Featured Topic: A Whole Person Approach: Adding Addiction Medicine Services to a Drug Treatment Court Program 

This session explores how a successful partnership was formed and sustained between addiction medicine providers and a drug treatment court. Presenters will explain how the collaboration began, how it’s funded, and how it functions day to day.

Participants will gain insight into day-to-day operations, including team roles and the involvement of medical providers. Practical advice will also be shared for clinicians looking to work with treatment court teams to improve outcomes for justice-involved individuals. Through real-world cases, attendees will explore key challenges, successes, and strategies for building similar partnerships in their own communities. 

Learning Objectives: 

1. Explore the implementation of addiction medication as a component of drug treatment court 
2. Detail a model of pro-active partnerships between a treatment court, a medical doctor's office, and a local pharmacy 
3. Identify the successes and challenges encountered in forming and maintaining our collaboration 
4. Conceptualize how similar partnerships may be possible in your community or county