Tribal Overdose Prevention Trainings | Southern Plains Tribal Health Board

The Southern Plains Tribal Health Board (SPTHB) offers Tribal overdose prevention trainings designed to strengthen public health systems, support recovery, and reduce substance-related harm in Native communities. Training topics include culturally responsive peer recovery support, safer opioid prescribing and pain management, Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) education, naloxone administration, overdose prevention strategies, and workplace wellness. Available training formats include in-person, virtual, and by-request sessions, depending on the course.

These educational opportunities emphasize evidence-based practices, cultural awareness, compassionate care, and practical strategies to help healthcare professionals, community members, and organizations address substance use and prevent overdose. Participants can also explore resources for continuing education and peer recovery support, including virtual learning opportunities through partner organizations.

Explore the available trainings to find opportunities that support healthier communities, strengthen recovery services, and advance overdose prevention throughout Tribal communities and the Southern Plains region. Training participants receive a certificate of completion.