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Learn about barriers the LGBTQIA community faces in addressing addiction treatment

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To assist families grappling with the addiction of a loved one, NJ Connect for Recovery, a free, confidential call line for addiction and recovery support, teamed up with Robert Meyers, Ph.D., co-author of CRAFT, an evidence-based intervention program geared toward families of substance abusers, to host a three-day family training June 5-7 in the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. The training, which hosted more than 40 attendees including family members, NJ Connect for Recovery staff, and other leading addiction service providers, learned evidence-based practices and new strategies to help families identify how they can play a powerful role in helping engage a loved one in addiction treatment. The hotline is 855-652-3737.

Ask Dr. Indra Cidambi, board certified psychiatrist, president of the American Society of Addiction Medicine and medical director at The Center for Network Therapy; and Pastor Emma Prochet of Church of the Holy SpirtSong NJ, about barriers the LGBTQIA community faces in accessing addiction treatment.

The Facebook Live event will take place at 5 p.m. today, Jan. 25.

Visit www.facebook.com/RecoveryCNTNJ/ for more information.

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