Fletcher Group monthly webinars cover a multitude of SUD-related subjects, from the latest research findings to ground-breaking innovations and evidence-based best practices. Please feel free to watch the videos, download the presentations, and read the transcripts. As always, we thank you for your interest and support.
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Finding safe, supportive housing is often difficult for pregnant and parenting women seeking recovery from a Substance Use Disorder. But one organization that’s making it a lot easier will share their field-proven expertise with you in the Fletcher Group’s next monthly webinar on Thursday, December 4, at 2:00 pm EST. Won’t you join us?
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Watch Recordings Of Our Webinars
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Read A Printed Transcript Of Our Webinars
For a printed transcript of our September 4, 2025 webinar click Conflict De-Escalation and Transformation. To see the presentation, click here.
For a printed transcript of our October 2, 2025 webinar click Rural Considerations In Deflection. To see the presentation, click here.
For a printed transcript of our November 6, 2025 webinar click Recovery Housing Financial Sustainability and Resiliency. To see the presentation, click here.
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