Stay informed. Stay inspired. Stay in compliance.

Your one-stop hub for updates that make recovery work easier. We post new resources and updates 2–3 times per month to help counselors stay informed, compliant, and inspired. Check back often or subscribe for email updates so you never miss new tools or training opportunities. You don’t have to navigate the ever-changing world of treatment, compliance, and recovery work alone — this page keeps you informed, equipped, and connected.

Important Update for MN Behavioral Health Providers Using Peer Recovery Services

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Nitazenes: The Next Wave in America’s Overdose Crisis. And Why Providers Must Act Now

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NAADAC On Demand Webinars

These webinars are free to view anytime. Earn CE hours by simply passing the online CE Quiz after you watch the entire webinar! For a complete alphabetical list of all past webinars, simply click On Demand Webinars at the bottom of the webinar page.

Community spotlights & success stories

Carmichael Finn wrote a piece that reflects exactly why this site was created, to protect from burnout. Here is the article, it's worth the read:

The Hidden Cost of Compliance: When Regulation Becomes the Burnout

Research & best practice highlights (more coming soon)

Share emerging studies, clinical insights, and evidence-based trends in addiction and mental health. Includes summaries of new research findings, integration of neuroscience, trauma-informed care, and holistic recovery practices, and practical application tips for counselors. Bridging research and real-world recovery work.

Forum & community announcements (more coming soon)

Keep members connected and engaged with what’s happening in the Toolkit community. Includes featured forum discussions and trending topics, member-led resource shares or collaborations, and polls, surveys, and group challenges. A growing, collaborative network of recovery professionals.

Advocacy & industry news (more coming soon)

Help counselors stay informed about broader issues that affect their clients and profession. Includes updates on recovery advocacy and legislative efforts, public awareness campaigns (e.g., Recovery Month, End the Stigma), and grants, funding opportunities, or new initiatives in the SUD field. Because what happens in policy affects what happens in practice.