This 60-minute training explores the complex relationship between alcohol use disorder and co-occurring psychiatric disorders, highlighting evidence-based screening, diagnostic, pharmacologic, and behavioral treatment strategies to support integrated patient care.

This 75-minute case-based training explores the neurobiology of alcohol withdrawal and kindling, helping participants understand how neurobiological changes contribute to withdrawal symptoms and repeated binge-drinking behaviors through both clinical and lived-experience perspectives.

This 60-minute training explores how alcohol use disorder affects the nervous system, highlighting the identification and treatment of common neurologic complications and offering guidance on the safe and effective use of MAUD to improve long-term patient outcomes

This 60-minute training explores practical strategies for initiating medications for alcohol use disorder in the emergency department, including alcohol withdrawal management, medication selection, and linkage to ongoing treatment and recovery services.

This 60-minute training explores how clinicians can safely identify, assess, and manage alcohol withdrawal in outpatient settings, while integrating long-term treatment strategies for alcohol use disorder.

This 75-minute training discusses the bidirectional relationship between AUD and chronic pain, reviews the assessment of co-occurring AUD and pain conditions, and examines different types of chronic pain, and demonstrate integrated treatment approaches through patient cases that combine medications for AUD, non-opioid pain management, and psychosocial care.

This 75-minute training explores evidence-supported psychotherapy approaches for alcohol use disorder (AUD), including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and their role in supporting recovery.

This 60-minute training explores the emerging role of neuromodulation therapies, including transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and focused ultrasound, in the treatment of alcohol use disorder, highlighting their neurobiological basis, evolving applications, and future potential to enhance treatment outcomes.

This 60-minute training explores how telemedicine can expand access to medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD), particularly in rural communities, by using real-world cases to demonstrate patient selection, engagement strategies, and practical approaches for integrating virtual AUD treatment into clinical care.

This 75-minute training examines the two-way relationship between sleep and alcohol use, helping participants recognize and treat sleep disturbances in individuals with alcohol use disorder through evidence-based behavioral and medication approaches to support recovery and overall well-being.