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Informational Webinars

In June 2021, the Division of Behavioral Health began hosting 90-minute informational webinars to provide a behind-the-scenes look at publicly funded behavioral health services in South Dakota. The webinars focus on community and correctional based publicly funded behavioral health services, prevention services, and share how Division uses data to drive system improvement.

Webinar	Date	Materials
Specialized Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services	06/09/2021	Slides
Prevention Services	08/11/2021	Slides
FY21 Data and Outcomes	10/13/2021	Register
Correctional Behavioral Health Services	12/08/2021	Register
Behavioral Health Prevalence Data Overview	02/09/2022	Register
Mental Health Services	04/13/2022	Register

Suicide is a preventable public health problem. View the information below to learn how you can help prevent suicide.

Materials | Training

Bethe1SD Referral Card

Bethe1SD Brochure

Suicide Prevention Take Action Now

South Dakota Suicide Prevention State Plan 2020-2025

South Dakota Suicide Facts

Opioid Use Disorder is a chronic disease. Often, people suffering from this condition and their families don’t know where to turn. View the information below to learn more about education, support, and treatment in South Dakota for Opioid Use Disorders.

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Avoid Opioid Referral Card	Project ECHO- Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes
Opioid Addiction Treatment- A Guide for Patients, Families, and Friends	Public Awareness
Avoid Opioid Booklet	Prevention in Communities
Strategies Supporting Opioid Awareness, Prevention, and Treatment	Youth Prevention
Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder	Peer Recovery Supports
Connection to Resources & Opioid Care Coordination	Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)
Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution (ONED)	Opioid Prescribing Guidelines and Prescriber Education
Training & Education	Drug Take-Back

Meth addiction is everyone’s problem. There isn’t a single solution because meth is widespread. But we can approach it from different angles, so it doesn’t take over counties, towns and/or neighborhoods. Let’s work together. Learn how to help fight meth by viewing the information below.

South Dakota Intensive Methamphetamine Treatment Services

Identify the Warning Signs of Meth Use

Anyone. Everyone. I Need Help.

Anyone. Everyone. I Want to Help.

Visit our Forms and Publications page for additional Behavioral Health Materials.