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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The form of acupuncture referred to as the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association protocol is widely used in addiction recovery to reduce cravings and ease withdrawal symptoms. In the Fletcher Group’s February 5, 2026 webinar, Dr. Kenneth Carter and Dr. Warren Leggett will describe how NADA can deliver many clinically effective, cost-efficient, and drug-free benefits in a wide variety of behavioral health settings.
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Read A Printed Transcript Of Our Webinars
For a printed transcript of our January 9, 2025 webinar click AI In Recovery To see the presentation, click here.
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.
For a printed transcript of our December 4, 2025 webinar click RH and SUD Treatment for Pregnant and Postpartum Women. To see the presentation, click here.
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