\n \n \n \n \n Fentanyl\, Flakka (Alpha-PVP)\, and Tranq (Xylazine)\, are just \;three street drugs compounding the threat of the opioid \;crisis. As part of National Recovery Month\, this forum will \;look at these illegal drugs\, as well as what&rsquo\;s being done to \;prevent overdose deaths and improve recovery outcomes.
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\n Join BrightView co-founder and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Shawn Ryan as he leads a panel discussion with two leaders \;making progress fighting overdose deaths and promoting recovery with inventive solutions.
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\n Tom Synan\, Newtown Ohio&rsquo\;s Chief of Police:
\n Chief Synan leads the Hamilton County Heroin Coalition and created a plan that directs resources to treatment\, \;preventive education\, naloxone training for officers\, and access to methadone.
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\n Julie Raleigh\, Madi&rsquo\;s House Co-Founder and CEO:
\n Julie created Madi&rsquo\;s House after spotting an unmet need in the recovery process. Madi&rsquo\;s House is a free\, non-residential community center for young adults who are healing from mental illness or recovery.
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\n Attendees will learn how:\n \n - To better understand the latest street drugs
\n - Ohio&rsquo\;s overdose death rates slowed in 2022 \;
\n - A new way law enforcement is helping impact addiction and overdose deaths \;
\n - Recovery programs need to better prepare patients to handle idle time and give them healthy options \;to do so \;
\n - Communities can come together to address these issues
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\n This forum includes an open discussion where attendees can ask questions of our panelists.
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