A practical resource to be shared by clinicians with individuals in treatment for substance use disorder. This toolkit will provide the person in treatment with resources from the disciplines of prevention and peer recovery support. It will assist in increasing the family’s awareness of applicable prevention information and strategies and will educate about various levels of clinical and peer supports that are available in the community.
Pamela Mulready, MS, LPC, LADC, RSS has worked in behavioral health direct care as well as in the fields of prevention and recovery support. She specializes in providing trauma-informed therapy for individuals with co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions. She has also worked as a clinical supervisor in multiple settings and has provided support to teams of therapists facilitating Intensive Outpatient Programming. Pam has been employed as an Alcohol and Other Drug Education Specialist in multiple collegiate communities. She is passionate about promoting mental health and substance recovery supports/resources for the young adult population and is currently the Project Manager of Youth Recovery CT and SEPI-CT. Pam enjoys witnessing others cultivate joy and meaning in their lives through the process of engaging in peer recovery support communities.
