Integrating Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder into Residential Treatment Settings
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Integrating Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder into Residential Treatment Settings
Host: National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Recorded: September 25, 2025
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Overview
This webinar explores the benefits of using medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD) in residential settings, highlighting improved outcomes, increased retention, reduced recurrences, and fewer heavy drinking days. In response to the current underutilization of MAUD in these settings, the webinar discusses implementation barriers and offers practical solutions to minimize these challenges. From state policies regarding MAUD availability to staffing models, the webinar addresses various considerations for healthcare professionals working in residential care. It concludes with a case-style discussion, providing additional examples for learners.
This course is not eligible for credit.
The target audience for this introductory level activity includes: All types of healthcare professionals.
The ACGME Competencies include: Patient Care and Procedural Skills, Medical Knowledge, and Systems-based Practice
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, learners will be able to:
- Analyze why medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD) may be underutilized in residential treatment facilities.
- Explore practical ways to incorporate and prioritize MAUD in residential treatment.
- Examine case scenarios and discuss opportunities to emphasize the importance and benefits of MAUD within residential treatment settings.
Open Registration: 10/06/2025 - 08/30/2027
Close Access Date: 09/30/2027
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Ian McLoone, LPCC, LADC
Ian McLoone is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor who has dedicated their career to working with individuals struggling with problematic relationships with substances. Early in their career, they collaborated closely with mentor Mark Willebring, MD, to develop the Alltyr Model of Care at the Alltyr Clinic. More recently, they co-founded Expanse MN—a mental health clinic with locations in Minneapolis and Spring Lake Park—alongside Paula (Desanto) Brandt and Jeffrey Sawyer, MD.
In 2021, Ian was honored as Counselor of the Year by the Minnesota Association for Resources in Recovery and Chemical Health (MARRCH), a recognition bestowed by their peers.
Beyond clinical practice, Ian has been teaching at the University of Minnesota since 2015, offering courses such as Applied Psychopharmacology and Person-Centered Practices for clinical counselors. They are a frequent speaker on topics including medications for addiction treatment, psychedelic-assisted therapies, and supporting families and loved ones. As a BBHT-approved Clinical Supervisor, Ian also enjoys mentoring new clinicians.
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