Attend this conference on substance use disorders to hear the latest research and find guidance that enhances your care for patients.

Substance use disorders remain among the most complex and consequential conditions encountered in healthcare, affecting patients, families, and communities across every setting of care. Clinicians are challenged not only by evolving evidence and guidelines but also by high rates of comorbidity, social determinants of health, and rapidly changing treatment landscapes. This conference is designed to help practitioners stay current, confident, and clinically effective.

The program provides a comprehensive, evidence-based update across the full spectrum of substance use disorders, spanning neuroscience, developmental and lifespan perspectives, pharmacologic and behavioral treatments, and recovery-oriented systems of care. Sessions are intentionally structured to translate current research into practical, actionable strategies that can be applied across diverse clinical settings.

The conference emphasizes an interactive and collegial learning environment, with dedicated time for discussion, audience questions, and case-based exploration of complex clinical scenarios. Attendees have the opportunity to engage directly in dialogue around challenging cases, evolving best practices, and real-world implementation—fostering meaningful exchange across disciplines and practice settings.

Whether you practice in primary care, psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, emergency medicine, or integrated care settings, this conference offers a practice-relevant update to strengthen your approach to screening, diagnosis, and treatment of substance use disorders and common co-occurring conditions.