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We are excited to announce the first few ARHE Regional Summits for 2027! These gatherings are designed to bring together collegiate recovery professionals, students, advocates, and allies to collaborate, share regional best practices, and strengthen recovery support on campuses nationwide. Mark your calendars - we have confirmed dates and locations for three of our five summits, with the remaining regions coming soon: Southwest: April 2–4, 2027 | Lubbock, TX West: July 8–10, 2027 | Los Angeles, CA Mid-Atlantic: August 4–6, 2027 | Greensboro, NC Northeast: TBD Midwest: TBD Keep an eye out for updates as we finalize host sites and dates for the Northeast and Midwest regions. Registration details, session proposals, and travel information will be shared in the coming months. Stay up to date and bookmark our conference page where we will continue to post updates: collegiaterecovery.org/conference. We can’t wait to connect with you across the country in 2027! #CollegiateRecovery #StudentsInRecovery #RecoveryInHigherEd #ARHE #StudentRecovery #ARHE2027 #HigherEdConference #RecoveryConference #ScholasticRecovery #RegionalSummits

Kratom and ketamine sit in a gray zone where legality, medical use, and misuse overlap, so this session explains the laws governing each, how they affect the brain and body, and where the line falls between legitimate treatment and abuse. Because the devil is in the dosage, collegiate recovery professionals will leave better prepared to recognize risk, talk with students, and stay informed as these and other emerging substances show up on campus. Join us this Wednesday, October 7 at 12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PT Register today for this timely and important webinar! Meeting ID: 818 7439 5075 Passcode: 960207 https://loom.ly/98SI9mw Jana Wu, LCSW, LADC, ICADC, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a master's degree in social work from Smith College who specializes in treating trauma, anxiety, depression, and co-occurring disorders. With experience across Mountainside's full continuum of care, she is particularly skilled at supporting adolescents, families, veterans, and healthcare professionals navigating substance use challenges. Jana draws from evidence-based approaches including Acceptance Commitment Therapy, EMDR, and somatic therapies, and serves as co-chair of the Addictions Committee for the National Association of Social Workers of Connecticut. Daniel Sexton, CASAC-Master, LMHC, ICADC, EMDRIA, M.S., is Program Manager of Outpatient Services at Mountainside. He holds a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling and specializes in co-occurring disorders, with training in approaches like CBT and Motivational Interviewing. His background includes building individualized treatment plans for clients from diverse ethnic, socioeconomic, and clinical backgrounds, and he takes a person-centered approach to helping clients through early recovery. #ARHE #CollegiateRecovery #StudentsInRecovery #RecoveryInHigherEd #StudentRecovery #HigherEd #StudentSuccess #StudentWellness #CampusWellbeing #CollegeHealth #PreventionWorks #Kratom #Ketamine #Overdose #OverdosePrevention

Join us for topic-focused staff chats on the LAST Tuesday of every month for the 2026-2027 year - at 12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PT! This month, Kristina Canfield, MA, will facilitate a session called "Bridging Generations: Understanding Substance Use, Stigma, and Technology’s Role Among Emerging Adults and Older Adults" Meeting ID: 856 5900 1871 Passcode: 178856 Substance use and mental health challenges impact individuals across the lifespan, yet emerging adults (18–25) and older adults (50+) experience unique risks, barriers, and opportunities for support. This session explores key similarities and differences between these age groups, with a focus on stigma, communication styles, and the growing influence of technology and digital media on substance use, mental health perceptions, and help-seeking behaviors. Participants will gain practical strategies for engaging both generations in meaningful conversations, breaking down stigma, and tailoring prevention and intervention approaches that resonate across age groups. #CollegiateRecovery #StudentsInRecovery #RecoveryInHigherEd #ARHE #StudentRecovery #StaffChat #TuesdayStaffChat #RecoveryMonth #RecoveryMonth2026

Missed the Denver ARHE/ARS/AAPG Conference? Don’t worry! Get on-demand access to all AAPG recordings and deepen your knowledge of APG dynamics. We’re offering over 15 targeted sessions, including: • Rewiring the Heart: The Neurobiology of Parental Recovery • Empowerment Through Critical Thinking • Peers on the Front Line: Peer Specialists in High Schools and so much more! Whether you want to revisit a session or learn for the first time, this is the perfect resource for professionals and family supporters. Plus, unlock 104 Enduring CEs! Get your access now: https://collegiaterecovery.org/conference/register/ $100 for Recordings + $100 for CEs. Email conference@collegiaterecovery.org to claim a package discount: 3 packages with CEs for $500 (save $100) 5 packages with CEs for $800 (save $200) 10 packages with CEs for $1500 (save $500) #AlternativePeerGroups #FamilyRecovery #PeerSupport #CEs #ARHE #ARS #AAPG #YouthRecovery #ARHE2026 #ARS2026 #AAPG2026 #ARHEARSAAPG2026 #RecoveryConference #ScholasticRecovery #StudentsInRecovery #ARHE #StudentRecovery #ProfessionalDevelopment

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