The National Council addresses the myths of medication-assisted treatment and opioid use disorder. Myth #1: Medication-assisted treatment just substitutes one drug for another. Download this quick reference to see why this is just a myth, and to learn more about the harmful beliefs that keep people with opioid use disorder from getting the treatment that they need.
National Homelessness Awareness Month →
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month. In King County, homelessness is at a record high with more than 16,000 people… Read more…
Seventh Annual Roots of Recovery! →
Thank you for joining us at the 7th annual Roots of Recovery! ETS welcomed nearly 300 members of our community… Read more…
Sandeep and his daughter on vacation on the Big Island in Hawaii in April 2012. No one’s path to… Read more…
“One Death by Overdose Is Too Many” →
In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day, ETS hosted “Together We Can,” a remembrance event for those who’ve died by… Read more…
Saturday, August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD). IOAD is the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose, remember those we’ve lost,… Read more…