This webinar offers health professionals practical tools for screening and treating alcohol use disorder (AUD), including the use of AUDIT-C and medications for AUD. Through case examples and patient engagement strategies like trauma-informed care and motivational interviewing, participants will learn how to tailor treatment plans and improve outcomes.

This case-based discussion explores how the normalization of alcohol in daily life can obscure problematic use and complicate treatment efforts. Presenters explain the core motivators for alcohol use and offers strategies for addressing this during treatment for alcohol use disorder.

This 80-minute webinar examines the epidemiology of alcohol use disorder (AUD) among women of reproductive age and offers actionable insights into evidence-based care and treatment. It highlights strategies to reduce barriers to medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD) and emphasizes the integration of AUD and HIV care to improve patient outcomes.

This 60-minute webinar explores the evidence supporting the use of medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD) in residential treatment settings. It explains how perceived barriers to implementing MAUD in residential care can be addressed and outlines key considerations for successful implementation.

This discussion highlights core principles for assessing readiness for change and tailoring alcohol use treatment to individual patients. Through patient case examples, it explores strategies for building trust and effectively engaging with individuals struggling with alcohol use.

This 50-minute webinar explores the epidemiology of unhealthy alcohol use in acute care, the evidence supporting MAUD initiation during hospitalization, biomarker testing, and the practical steps for implementation into the hospital setting.

This webinar provides an in-depth look at depressive disorders and their co-occurrence with alcohol use disorder. It examines the complex, bidirectional relationship between alcohol use and depression—how each can intensify the other—and presents evidence supporting the safety and effectiveness of both pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy in treating individuals with co-occurring major depressive disorder and alcohol use disorder.

The webinar explores the prevalence and impact of co-occurring psychiatric conditions, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, psychosis, and sleep disorders, among individuals with alcohol use disorder. It outlines screening tools, diagnostic criteria, and treatment strategies, including both pharmacologic and behavioral interventions tailored to co-occurring conditions.

This case-based discussion emphasizes the importance of integrated treatment for individuals with co-occurring Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) and Tobacco Use Disorder (TUD). It outlines a team-based approach for identifying, assessing, treating, and counseling patients with both conditions, highlighting strategies that address readiness to change, medication options, and behavioral interventions.

This webinar explores evidence-based integrated care models for inpatient and outpatient settings. It discusses the complexity of integrated care for alcohol-associated liver disease while highlighting the benefits to patients.