Community Education
Actively providing resources to local communities and education to all age groups.
Community education for a healthier, safer Arizona
Community Bridges empowers adults and youth with community education through preventive resources, training and workshops. Topics range from substance abuse, suicide and mental health, to other areas of behavioral health. Trained substance and suicide experts present in ways that meet and engage you and your community. As a result, our teams regularly work with schools, businesses, first responders and other members, equipping them with knowledge and tools to help save lives.
Community education supports health & wellness through awareness
Important issues covered include trauma-informed care, substance use disorder, mental health, opioid addiction, harm reduction, and suicide prevention. Through educational presentations and workshops, kids, parents, teachers, and other community members learn about these important topics and are better informed.
Bring preventive education to your community.
Presentations & Workshops
From Plant to Potent: The Rise of Kratom and 7-OH
Participants will learn about the difference between Kratom and 7OH and recognize health risks, warning signs and overdose response.
Date: April 30th, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM MST
Location: Virtual through Zoom
For More Information: Please email: communityeducation@cbridges.com
Be in the Know Drug Trends, Risk, and Consequences
“Be In The Know: Drug Trends, Risks, and Consequences,” is a Wellness and Prevention focused, psycho-educational, evidence-informed presentation designed for counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists seeking to enhance their clinical work through wellness and prevention frameworks.
This course explores the multifaceted topic of adolescent substance use, including, but not limited to: the stages of substance use disorders, different types of substances most commonly used by young people, how early drug use impacts brain development and overall health, how teens are accessing substances, and why they are choosing to do so. The training also identifies harm reduction techniques, discusses symptoms and signs of substance use among teenagers, and provides first steps to seeking treatment for youth and families.
Date: May 6th, 2026
Time: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM MST
CE Credits: 2
Location: Virtual
To Register: bit.ly/4lEHz2b
CBI Employees must register for this course via Relias Training
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