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Who can take these courses?
MaHRTI's courses are open to anyone!
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Do I have to pay for these courses?
No, MaHRTI's courses are offered free of charge.
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How will I show that I've completed a course?
You'll receive a certificate of completion for each course you finish.
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Can I get CEUs for MaHRTI's courses?
We are not currently offering continuing education units (CEUs) for our on-demand courses. We sometimes offer CEUs for live courses (online or in person). If you want MaHRTI to offer CEUs more often, let us know at [email protected]!
Courses
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FreeLIVE: Regrounding Our Response: Adverse Childhood Experiences, October 8, 2024, 11 AM-2PM
This training explores frameworks for understanding motivations for and potential harms associated with drug use as well as underlying philosophies and principles central to a harm reduction approach to working with people who use drugs.
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FreeLive: Active Bystander Intervention and Substance Use, December 12, 2024, 10am-12pm
This training teaches effective skills for witnesses to assess, de-escalate, and diffuse a problematic situation. Session focuses on situations when an individual appears to be acting out of substance use intoxication and how to intervene.
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FreeLIVE: MD Overdose Response Program: Training of Trainers, October 24, 2024
The ORP ToT provides the foundational information on Maryland overdose data, statute requirements, and how to train others in case of an overdose.
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FreeLIVE: Meaningful Involvement With People Who Use Drugs, September 17, 2024, 10am-12pm
This session will explore the reasons for this and practical ways to bring that principle to life by exploring how to develop and maintain workforce opportunities for people who use drugs.
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FreeLIVE: Drugs 101- Introduction, September 10, 2024, 10 AM- 12 PM
Drugs 101 seeks to establish a common understanding of drugs and their impact on the body. This introduction will give an overview of classification, legal policy, and harm reduction as it relates to different substances.
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LIVE: Harm Reduction 101 November 21, 2024, 11 AM-2PM
This training explores frameworks for understanding motivations for and potential harms associated with drug use as well as underlying philosophies and principles central to a harm reduction approach to working with people who use drugs.