The 2023 legislative session has witnessed critical decisions that are reshaping the landscape of the substance use disorder (SUD) and recovery field. This webinar aims to delve into the far-reaching consequences of these legislative actions and shed light on their implications for individuals struggling with addiction and the professionals and organizations dedicated to their recovery.
During this engaging webinar, we will explore the various policy changes, funding allocations, and regulatory reforms introduced during the 2023 legislative session. By analyzing the impact of these decisions, we will uncover their effects on multiple facets of the SUD and recovery industry, including treatment accessibility, quality of care, prevention strategies, and support services.
Expert panelists comprising policymakers, industry leaders, and providers will provide valuable insights into the rationale behind these legislative choices and their anticipated and preliminary outcomes. They will share their expertise and experiences to paint a comprehensive picture of the transformative effects that the 2023 legislative session will have on the SUD and recovery landscape.
Key topics to be covered in this webinar include:
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how legislative decisions made during the 2023 session can either advance or hinder progress in combating substance use disorders and supporting long-term recovery. By exploring these impacts collectively, we aim to foster dialogue, collaboration, and informed advocacy among participants, helping to shape the future of the SUD and recovery industry.
This webinar invites stakeholders, policymakers, treatment providers, advocates, correctional professionals, lawyers, and anyone passionate about substance use disorder and recovery to come together and explore the transformative effects of the 2023 legislative decisions. Join us as we dissect the ripple effect of these choices and work towards an enhanced, inclusive, and effective SUD and recovery ecosystem.
GINA EVANS
Legislative Affairs, Mn Adult & Teen Challenge
KRISTY GRAUME
Director of Legislative & External Affairs, Community Supports Administration, Minnesota Department of Human Services
BRIAN ZIRBES | LADC, LPCC
Executive Director, MN Association of Resources for Recovery and Chemical Health
MATTHEW MORTINSON
Treatment Director, Bridge Recovery, Meridian Behavioral Health
LORA CLEM | LADC
V.P. of Treatment Services, Mn Adult & Teen Challenge