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Harm Reduction Access Is Not Optional: What Substance Use Counselors Must Stop Ignoring

Harm Reduction Access Is Not Optional: What Substance Use Counselors Must Stop Ignoring

by wpx_NYSJM | Feb 15, 2026 | Professional Development, Substance Use Counseling

You can run groups all day and still lose people if services stay out of reach. Expand access. Drop stigma. Train like lives depend on it. You already know the moment. A client says they want to cut back. Then they pause. Their eyes drift. Their voice drops. “I do not...
Overdose Trends in New York

Overdose Trends in New York

by wpx_NYSJM | Jan 30, 2026 | Professional Development, Substance Use Counseling

Overdose Trends in New York: What the Latest Data Means to SUD Treatment Let’s talk about what’s actually happening on the streets, not just what people tweet about. According to multiple state reports, New York’s overdose landscape has shifted. After years of grim...
Internet Gaming Disorder in Young Adults Is Not a Side Quest. It Is a Clinical Issue.

Internet Gaming Disorder in Young Adults Is Not a Side Quest. It Is a Clinical Issue.

by wpx_NYSJM | Jan 29, 2026 | Professional Development

  You have probably heard gaming problems framed as a teen thing. Then you meet a 28-year-old who is “tired all the time,” missing work, fighting with a partner, and quietly gaming until 3:00 a.m. most nights. No arrests. No dirty tox. No obvious crisis. Just a...
Clinical Supervision in Substance Use Counseling: Implementing and Maintaining Evidence-Based Practices

Clinical Supervision in Substance Use Counseling: Implementing and Maintaining Evidence-Based Practices

by wpx_NYSJM | Dec 13, 2025 | Professional Development, Substance Use Counseling

  In substance use counseling, the significance of clinical supervision cannot be overstated. It serves as the backbone for ensuring that evidence-based practices are not only implemented but also maintained effectively. This article delves into the multifaceted...
Leveling Up as a CASAC: What Professional Development Looks Like in NYS

Leveling Up as a CASAC: What Professional Development Looks Like in NYS

by wpx_NYSJM | Nov 24, 2025 | Professional Development

This article provides a comprehensive overview of what professional development means for the CASAC in New York State, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning, networking, leadership, and advocacy. It encourages readers to engage in their professional growth...

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