Series for helpline advocates on supporting DV survivors in Indigenous communities dealing with suicidality and mental health coercion, using NCDVTMH/StrongHearts models.

Learn how to use an intersectional, trauma-informed approach to safety planning that addresses both domestic violence and substance use.

Explore how to adapt evidence-based practices to better support survivors experiencing substance use coercion.

Learn about evidence-based approaches to support opioid use disorder treatment for women, including pregnant and postpartum individuals.

Learn evidence-based, integrated approaches for safety planning with survivors impacted by substance use coercion, with a focus on integrated approaches that support both trauma recovery and substance use treatment simultaneously.

Explores holistic, culturally responsive recovery approaches for survivors navigating intimate partner violence, substance use, and substance use coercion with a focus on healing, safety, and self-determination.

Explores housing's role in supporting survivors impacted by substance use coercion, addressing barriers and promoting practical, survivor-centered strategies.

Course for advocates on trauma-informed conversations about domestic violence, mental health, and substance use coercion, including practical tools.

This course reviews FVPSA requirements and tools for state administrators, Domestic Violence Coalitions, and Tribal Coalitions to enhance access for survivors with mental health and substance use issues.

This series supports DV advocacy and SU treatment organizations on the intersections of substance use and intimate partner violence.