The Impact of Stigma on Access to Services
The Impact of Stigma on Access to Services examines how stigma—public, self, and structural—creates real barriers for people with substance use disorders in accessing care and recovery support. Participants will explore the role of language, policy, and provider attitudes in reinforcing or reducing stigma, and gain practical tools to shift narratives, advocate for change, and center lived experience. Designed for providers, peers, and advocates, the session underscores that addressing stigma isn’t optional—it’s a critical part of an effective public health response.
Event Location
Virtual
Contact & Accommodations
Faces and Voices of Recovery
Event Details
Format
Online/Virtual
Event Type
Training
Topic
Substance use
Host
Substance Use programs
Audience
Health care providers
Mental health professionals
Recovery coaches
Substance use disorder treatment providers
County
Statewide
Addison
Bennington
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Continuing education credits
No