What you will learn: 

This 60-minute course is part of the Colorado Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative™ (RFW), a program administered by the Centers for Health, Work & Environment at the Colorado School of Public Health. RFW is designed to create a more positive and supportive workplace environment by eliminating stigma and supporting recovery. RFW provides education, training, and resources to help managers and individuals implement evidence-based workplace policies, practices, and programs to support employees affected by substance use disorders (SUDs).

After completing this course, learners will be able to:

• Define substance use disorder as a medical condition and recovery as a process of change.
• Identify the keys to success and potential obstacles for workplace-supported recovery. 
• Understand employer perspectives for supporting employees in recovery in the workplace. 
•  Learn about critical federal and state legal protections for employers and employees in recovery. 
• Identify and respond to impairment in the workplace
  

Please Note: Employers and employees participating in the Colorado Recovery-Friendly Workplace Initiative™ (a program offered at no cost) are also eligible to access this course at no cost (a $25 value). To find out if your organization is participating and receive your individualized access code, contact us.

• Leadership/Human Resources
• Employees
• Health and Safety Professionals