🌿 Cannabis use is increasing across all age groups—but how can healthcare providers identify and address Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) in clinical settings?
Join Dr. Alan J. Budney for a free webinar exploring evidence-based approaches to screening, intervention, patient education, and treatment referral across the lifespan, including considerations during pregnancy and older adulthood.
📅 June 11, 2026
⏰ 10:30 AM PT
Register here: https://t.co/uL5tSNz9KQ
Learn how to recognize problematic cannabis use patterns, understand emerging risks associated with higher-potency products, and support patients with compassionate, informed care.
#CannabisUseDisorder #BehavioralHealth #PrimaryCare #HealthcareEducation #SAMHSA #SubstanceUseDisorder #ContinuingEducation
📣 New from @FASDUnited : Reframing Behaviors Through an FASD-Informed Perspective
This fact sheet helps explain how behaviors often viewed as "misbehavior" may actually reflect brain-based differences associated with FASD—and offers practical support strategies.
💙 Understanding leads to better support.
#FASD #FASDUnited #FASDAwareness
https://t.co/pRwWGqR5ua
Join our FREE virtual Training of Trainers (ToT):
Alcohol and Women: Prevalence, Trends, and Preventing Alcohol-Related Harm
🗓 June 15, 17 & 24
⏳ Registration closes May 15!
In this 3-part series, you’ll learn how to:
✔️ Spot trends in alcohol use among women
✔️ Understand real health impacts
✔️ Navigate conversations with confidence
✔️ Bring these skills back to your clinic or classroom
💡 This isn’t just training—it’s practical tools you’ll actually use with patients.
🚨 Don’t wait—secure your spot today:
https://t.co/SSVI8rwwtb
#MedicalAssistants #MAProfessionals #WomensHealth #AlcoholAwareness #PatientCare #HealthcareTraining #PublicHealth
Healthy habits offer alternatives to alcohol.
From mindfulness and movement to connection, rest, and support—there are many ways to cope.
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
Recovery is possible—and support is out there.
From counseling and peer support to treatment programs, there are many paths to healing.
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
Recovery is possible—no matter where the road begins.
Different paths, different supports, and real options are out there to help you move forward.
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
When it comes to pregnancy, there’s no safe amount, time, or type of alcohol.
Choosing alcohol-free is the safest option. 💚
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
Talking about alcohol use can feel uncomfortable—but your provider is there to help, not judge.
Starting the conversation is a powerful first step. 💚
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
Binge drinking can increase the likelihood of harm—physically, mentally, and socially.
Knowing the risks empowers better choices.
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
Alcohol use can increase the risk of injuries—on the road and beyond.
Making safer choices helps protect you and others.
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth#FASDNPN
In response to inaccurate information shared on @jayshetty and @jayshettypodcast, here is the recommendation from @cdc: There is no safe amount, no safe time, and no safe type of alcohol to drink while pregnant. Learn more at https://t.co/1Eie6ENXhr and https://t.co/6UxCvXak6o