You’re probably convinced that mental illness and substance use disorders are just as important as physical problems. Now Congress is, too. Read more on Parity.
Two research reports offer information on evaluation and a look at Vermont data.
A Message from SAMHSA’s Acting Administrator
By Meredith Hogan Pond
More than 400 experts in the field came together in Tampa to improve treatment options for women, share promising practices, and celebrate Recovery Month. Read more about the conference highlights.
Plenaries inspire women to rise to the challenges ahead.
SAMHSA’s Advisory Committee on Women’s Services hears from the field.
Two presenters highlight trauma-informed care and a woman’s path to recovery.
Two recent short reports from SAMHSA.
Helpful information includes a free calendar.
From mental health issues to sexual harassment, women veterans face special challenges. The Director of SAMHSA’s Center for Mental Health Services and two military women discuss what's being done to help.
Last year, more than 300,000 veterans experienced MDEs. A new short report with statistics based on combined data from 2004 to 2007 examines the problem.
Awards announced.
For best practices, 29 organizations honored.
Five new members for SAMHSA’s Advisory Councils.
Oprah promotes SAMHSA’s substance abuse treatment line as a resource.
Mental health may improve with treatment location.
Voice Award Nominations You have until March 2009 to cast your vote. Read more on Voice Awards.
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Virtual suicide prevention efforts are helping.
Milestone for SAMHSA’s National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
This Treatment Improvement Protocol training manual offers basics on successful detox.
This Treatment Improvement Protocol training manual discusses treatment for opioid addiction.
Some adolescents are three times as likely to start using inhalants—find out why.
Do young people get mental health services at school more often than at specialty treatment centers?
Effective treatment options for young people.
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