Promoting Positive Change

in Rhode Island Communities.

Marijuana and the Adolescent Brain

This e-training was developed for behavioral health, prevention, and treatment providers in Rhode Island.

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What's Up with E-Cigarettes?

This e-training was developed for behavioral health, prevention, and treatment providers in Rhode Island.

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RI Permanent Prescription Drug Disposal Sites

Click to view BHDDH’s permanent prescription drug disposal sites flyer.

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Non-Opioid Treatment Options Infographic

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) is rolling out a series of infographics related to opioid awareness. Learn more about non-opioid treatment options and other prevention topics by clicking the button below.

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RIDOH CODE Video

A video that highlights the innovative work of five Rhode Island municipalities that developed comprehensive overdose response plans.
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Video Profile: Chariho Youth Task Force

Profile of the Chariho Youth Task Force in Rhode Island, serving the towns of Charleston, Hopkinton, and Richmond, through authentic, youth engagement. The Task Force is working to reduce substance misuse, promote mental health awareness, and encourage healthy lifestyles.
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RIPRC Sponsored Events

RIPRC hosts variety of prevention trainings throughout the year, like this one on local policy. Click here to learn more…
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Community Profiles

What’s going on in your community? Community Profiles highlight substance use and mental health challenges in your community.

Provider
Profiles

Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities, and Hospitals

Rebecca Boss, Director of BHDDH, discusses her experience in behavioral healthcare, as well her vision for the state agency she leads.

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Anchor Recovery: Peer Recovery Services

George O’Toole, Manager of the Anchor ED program at Anchor Recovery Community Center – Pawtucket, discusses the importance of peer support systems in recovery.

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BHDDH: Improving Youth Treatment Systems in Rhode Island

Trisha Suggs, BHDDH discusses her work on the State Youth and Young Adult Treatment Planning Grant.

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Latest
Resources

Training & Events

Events for February 2019

Events for February 2019

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Understanding and Applying 42 CFR Part 2, HIPAA, and Other Relevant Confidentiality Statutes in an Era of Healthcare Reform

Lung Force Expo

Moving Beyond the Silos: Creating a Continuum of Care Across Prevention, treatment, and Recovery
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Introducing the New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center: A Virtual Town-Hall Meeting
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Overview of Psychiatric Medications; Major Classes, Indication for Use & Side Effects

Applying ASAM Patient Placement Criteria to Determine Appropriate Level of Care
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Chronic Pain Self-Management Program, Own Your Health – Informational Session

Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
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Medication-Assisted Treatment
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Marijuana: The Good, Bad and Not Known

Chronic Pain Self-Management Program, Own Your Health

Introducing the New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center: A Virtual Town-Hall Meeting
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East Bay Regional Poster and Video Contest
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Chronic Pain Self-Management Program, Own Your Health

Introducing the New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center: A Virtual Town-Hall Meeting

Cutting-Edge Ethical Issues in Social Work
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Anger Management
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Chronic Pain Self-Management Program, Own Your Health

Introduction to Virtual Reality Meditation

Introduction to Virtual Reality Meditation
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Anger Management

February 26 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Thu 28

Chronic Pain Self-Management Program, Own Your Health

February 28 @ 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Thu 28

Introduction to Virtual Reality Meditation

February 28 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Thu 28

Introduction to Virtual Reality Meditation

February 28 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Mar 04

Youth Mental Health First Aid

March 4 @ 8:00 am - 12:30 pm

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The Hope & Recovery
Support Line

In the event of an opioid overdose, call to connect with a licensed counselor, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also talk to your doctor about medication-assisted treatment.

401.942.STOP (7867)