This 75-minute case-based discussion explains practical strategies for engaging patients who feel uncertain or ambivalent about alcohol use disorder treatment, using motivational interviewing (MI) techniques to support autonomy and assess readiness to change.

This 75-minute webinar equips prescribers with practical, evidence-based tools to help patients initiate and sustain engagement in alcohol use disorder treatment through skill practice and real-world case scenarios.

This 75-minute webinar prepares clinicians to manage severe and resistant alcohol withdrawal syndrome through case-based learning that emphasizes rapid decision-making, advanced pharmacologic strategies, and coordinated care for complex and high-risk patient populations.

This 65-minute webinar offers an in-depth, expert-led examination of alcohol-associated liver disease, including its pathophysiology, alcohol-associated hepatitis, and key considerations for diagnosis, management, and liver transplantation.

This 75-minute case-based discussion explores the many ways families influence a loved one’s recovery journey, including how stigma, family culture, and boundaries can help or hinder progress.

This 55-minute webinar provides a concise overview of the disease model of addiction and introduces two leading recovery programs: Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and SMART Recovery. Dr. Fuehrlein explores common barriers to recovery, such as denial and triggers, and highlights strategies to overcome them. The session outlines key principles of AA and SMART Recovery, along with clinical challenges to participation that can be addressed through effective motivational interviewing.

This 90-minute 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 75-minute 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.