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Addiction and the Brain Registration 

Available training dates and times:
October 2026:
Friday - Oct 23 - 1:00-3:00PM - Registration now closed

November 2026:
Tuesday - Nov 24 - 9:00-11:00AM

December 2026:
Friday - Dec 18 - 1:00-3:00PM

January 2027:
Tuesday - Jan 12 - 9:00-11:00AM

February 2027:
Friday - Feb 19 - 1:00-3:00PM

March 2027:
Tuesday - March 23 - 9:00-11:00AM

April 2027:
Friday - April 16 - 1:00-3:00PM

May 2027:
Tuesday - May 18 - 9:00-11:00AM

June 2027:
Friday - June 11 - 1:00-3:00PM

July 2027:
Tuesday - July 13 - 9:00-11:00AM

August 2027:
Friday - Aug 20 - 1:00-3:00PM

September 2027:
Tuesday - Sep 14 - 9:00-11:00AM

Addiction and the Brain is a 2-hour long virtual training, focusing on the connection between brain chemistry and addiction. Overdose recognition and response information is included in the training.

Registration Deadlines:
Tuesday Sessions - Please complete your registration by the Friday before the session
Friday Sessions - Please complete your registration by the Wednesday before the session

This training is for staff members employed through MCOSA/MCCMH funded agencies.

Participants completing will receive free Narcan, 1.5 CDTS hours, 2 MCBAP Specific and/or 2 Social Work Hours.
1.What is your name?  Please include your first and last name.(Required.)
2.What is your email address?(Required.)
3.Please select the date and time of the session you'd like to attend. Please make only 1 selection.
4.Which of the following training hours would you like to receive after successfully completing the session?  Check all that apply:
5.We offer free Narcan kits to people who complete the NOPE training.  Narcan is a medication that is used to interrupt an opioid overdose, and people who use it are protected under the Good Samaritan Law. 

Are you interested in receiving free Narcan kits following the training?(Required.)
6.If you answered yes to the last question, how many free Narcan kits do you want?  Here's some suggestions, if you aren't sure:

Request 1 Narcan kit if you want to have it on hand, just in case you ever witness an opioid overdose.  

Request 2 Narcan kits if you are around people who use opioids, or other drugs which could be laced with opioids, and you are concerned over what you'd do if you witnessed an opioid overdose.

Request 3 Narcan kits if you are around people who are heavy opioid users, especially those with an increased risk of opioid overdose, such as those who have overdosed in the past and/or are nearing their release date from jail, treatment, or hospitalization. 

Request 4 Narcan kits if you are around people who are at high risk for an opioid overdose and you are in a rural area or an area that has a longer 911 response time.

We will check in with you by email after the training to confirm the number of kits you've requested, and you can modify your request at that time.

I would like to request:
7.If you opt to get free Narcan kits from us, we will need your mailing address for our medication log.  We will not share this information, it is only for our records.
What happens next?


Prior to the training, you will receive an email confirmation from one of our team members. When you get the email, please take a minute to click on the link to complete the Pre-Survey, which will help our team gather data to support our efforts. The email will also include a link to the training, via Zoom. If you do not receive the confirmation email within 24 hours of the training date and time you selected, please check your "Spam" folder. If you can't find it, please contact Sue DeMara at sue.demara@macombgov.org for assistance.

After the training, the MCCMH Training Department will email you your training certificate. If you want to receive free Narcan kits, please email Sue DeMara at sue.demara@macombgov.org to make arrangements to pick up your free kits.

Press the "DONE" button below to submit your registration.

Support for this initiative was provided by Macomb County Community Mental Health and MDHHS through a federal grant from SAMHSA.



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