
Preparing a quiet space
A strong anchor for users and loved ones who need plain-language orientation before choosing meetings, treatment, or companion guidance.
Source Intelligence
Creator
SAMHSA
Duration
54:45
Transcript
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Audience
People in recovery, Loved ones
Recovery Pathway
Treatment navigation, Peer support
AI Summary
This webinar is useful as a neutral first orientation for SUD: what it is, why treatment access matters, and how recovery support continues after acute care.
Key Takeaways
Transcript
Status
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Defines substance use disorder in a treatment and recovery support context.
Connects prevention, treatment access, and continuing recovery support.
Chapters
0:00
SUD orientation
Sets the baseline language for substance use disorder.
15:00
Treatment and support
Places treatment options beside peer and community support.
40:00
Recovery navigation
Moves from education into practical access points.
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