Upcoming ASAM training for SUD treatment providers through June 2025

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01/07/25

Upcoming ASAM training for SUD treatment providers through June 2025


The Department of Human Services (DHS) is announcing a series of upcoming American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) training opportunities specifically designed for Minnesota substance use disorder (SUD) treatment providers.

The training focuses on utilizing the ASAM Criteria to develop assessments, individualized treatment plans and documentation, ensuring that organizations adhere to best practices for ASAM-aligned, person-centered care. Additional ASAM-related trainings will be provided throughout 2025. All trainings are virtual unless otherwise indicated.

Trainers: The training will be conducted by Train for Change, experts in equipping staff with the necessary tools to effectively implement the ASAM Criteria.

Registration: To register for the training, please click the links below. Space is limited.

Cost: The training is free of charge for SUD providers in Minnesota.

Training Details:

The Evolution of the ASAM Criteria: Whats new in the Fouth Edition

One Day ASAM Criteria, Third Edition Overview

One-Day Treatment Planning using the ASAM Criteria, Fouth Edition (applicable to both ASAM Criteria, Third and Fourth editions)

One Day Training on Using Harm Reduction Approach within the ASAM Criteria, Third Edition, Framework

  • Feb. 21, 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Class is full)

Two Day ASAM Criteria, Third Edition, Skill Building Training

Two Day ASAM Criteria, Third Edition, Skill Building Training: In Person (Location to be determined)

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for participants who successfully complete the training. More information regarding CEUs will be provided during the sessions.


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