Since 2017, The NH Community Behavioral Health Association (CBHA), The NH Alcohol and Other Drug Service Providers Association (NHPA) and the NH Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors Association (NHADACA) partnered to host the New Hampshire Behavioral Health Summit, focused on setting the public policy stage for key legislative and agency initiatives, integration, and building capacity ... read more

This training will decipher the New Hampshire Coalition for Recovery Residences (NHCORR) website, assist participants in classifying clients and discerning the best fit recovery residences for a particular person, and make use of real life examples in which these resources are and have been used.

This is a (6) hour Training specific to Substance Abuse for addiction professionals and other service providers interested in increasing their understanding of the link between stimulant and opioid abuse, human trafficking, & sex trafficking. Participants will be provided information regarding sex trafficking dynamics. Participants will also be equipped with tools to assist clients in ... read more

This workshop will examine how the loss of a client/participant to overdose or suicide may impact treatment providers, recovery support providers, and other care-givers, as well as the ethical and clinical issues to consider when providing post-vention support and response.

This session will unmask the reality of SUDs in older adults, review health and social circumstances that facilitate SUD development as people age, and explain why the use of alcohol and other drugs is particularly dangerous in this population.

Nashua Division of Public Health & Community Services Behavioral Health Team will be hosting a Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) course at Nashua City Hall. MHFA teaches you how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. You’ll build skills and confidence you need to reach out and provide ... read more

The Partnership hosts a series of Facebook Live Fridays focused on prevention topics. For those unable to join the live sessions, all recordings are posted on the Partnership website. The January 13th session will focus on National Mentoring Month. Please register to attend.

This course is an entry-level supervision course that outlines concepts critical to the success of the peer worker and the peer role in the agency. This course is designed specifically for CRSWs who will be supervising other peers or CRSWs in NH.

Please join us to hear from two New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center fellows presenting their new cannabis prevention toolkits. Please register here.