On-demand virtual courses are now available for the Parents Recovering from Opioid and Other Use Disorders (PROUD) multipart education series themed Strengthening Care for Parents in Recovery.
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The Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) and the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) hosted several sessions over the summer . These courses, offered at no cost to participants, are now available on demand through the PROUD website here.

PROUD educational programming is administered by CHA and funded through a grant from DMHAS to educate those in the caring professions on support strategies that help families succeed. CHA partners with hospitals, healthcare providers, and community agencies across Connecticut to raise awareness about substance exposure during pregnancy and the postpartum period to improve the health and well-being of Connecticut parents and caregivers and infants born substance exposed.
To complete any of these virtual courses on demand, click the direct registration links below. After selecting a link, users will be prompted to enter an email address to get started. Users must set up a free Reach360 account to access the training.
- PROUD | Seen, Safe, and Supported: LGBTQIA+ Affirming SUD Care
- PROUD | Reducing Bias in Perinatal SUD Care
- PROUD | Correlation of SUD, Domestic Violence, Intimate-Partner Violence, and Sexual Abuse
- PROUD | Connecting Care: Navigating Connecticut Resources for Parents in Recovery
- PROUD | Clinical Pathways for Treating Newborns With Opioid Withdrawal (NOWs)
- PROUD | Postpartum Warning Signs Part 1
- PROUD | Postpartum Warning Signs Part 2
These sessions are designed for physicians, nurses, social workers, quality professionals, risk managers, healthcare executives, doulas, and all healthcare professionals working with patients impacted by substance use disorders (SUD) and mental health conditions. Continuing education credits (CEs) are available for two years.
View all PROUD offerings at cthosp.org/education/proud.



