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FFT: Tobacco Use, Pain, and Opioids: Exploring the Connections

In this session we will explore the biological, psychological, and social connections between tobacco/nicotine use and pain, addiction, and recovery.

September 17, 2024

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12pm-1pm

Free
This Training is Full
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Nicotine and opioid addictions are mutually reinforcing (they enhance and support each other's effect on the brain) for a variety of reasons. Tobacco/nicotine use has an impact on how an individual experiences pain and treats painful conditions. It is also a strong predictor of opioid misuse. In this session we will explore the biological, psychological, and social connections between tobacco/nicotine use and pain, addiction, and recovery. We will discuss ideas for how to bring this topic up with your clients and how to keep the conversations going.

Trainer

Talia Bryant, MS
Tobacco Education & Treatment Specialist