News from HCA’s Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

Annual Western Regional Conference on Problem Gambling announced

The annual Western Regional Conference on Problem Gambling will occur April 27-30, 2026 in Vancouver, WA. Save the date and visit the conference…

Healthy Youth Survey Planning Committee shares 2027 survey revision process

This message is shared on behalf of the (larger, multi-agency) Healthy Youth Survey (HYS) Planning Committee regarding the revision process for…

Prevention Provider Meeting registration updated

Registration for the Prevention Provider Meetings (formerly Learning Community Meetings) is open for events through September. Please note, if…

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Upcoming Events

  • Ketamine Use Disorder

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    This session is part of NAHEWD's national webinar series Bridging HIV and SUD: Innovations in the Field. The series is highlighting various…

  • Tobacco Use Disorder Integration Office Hours

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    Do you want to strengthen partnerships and collaborations with mental health and substance use organizations to address tobacco-related…

  • Minerva 2.0 technical support call

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    Join us for a Minerva 2.0 technical assistance/support call for Minerva 2.0 users (CPWI, CBO and project providers, and tribe and…

  • Forefront suicide prevention webinar for higher education

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    Many of us have confided in others during dark times and vice versa. But it can feel awkward, if not downright frightening, not knowing what to do…

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Finding the right library book

Community Library

The Athena Forum’s Community Library makes various prevention resources readily available for use by substance use disorder prevention and mental health promotion professionals and volunteers statewide. The Community Library is comprised of handouts, templates, risk profiles, publications, brochures, guidance, and reference tools. Providers can also use this shared space to upload coalition-developed publications, such as newsletters, and earned media that highlights local work.

Visit the Community Library