Providence addiction medicine conference 2025 — 27 years of clinical impact
The Providence addiction medicine conference 2025 is the 27th Annual Fundamentals of Addiction Medicine, the West Coast’s premiere event for providing the latest innovations and scientific developments in addiction medicine. Conference Chairs Todd Carran, Gale Springer, and Thomas Tocher lead a program featuring nationally and locally recognized experts delivering evidence- and case-based information to enhance provider proficiency in diagnosis, treatment, and management of addiction disorders.
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Inside this resource
Addiction diagnosis and clinical assessment
Evidence-based screening and evaluation techniques for substance use disorders, including strategies for managing patients complicated by overlapping or co-occurring behavioral health diagnoses.
Latest treatment modalities and best practices
Updated pharmacologic and behavioral treatments presented through didactic lectures, covering new scientific developments and translating research into useful clinical knowledge for everyday practice.
Recovery outcomes and long-term management
Approaches designed to impact treatment outcomes and ultimately increase patients’ odds of lifelong recovery, with practical tools for sustained behavioral change and relapse prevention.
Who this serves
- Addiction medicine physicians — clinical updates and advanced proficiency in treatment management
- Primary care providers — enhanced skills for diagnosing and managing patients with addiction disorders
- Mental health professionals — behavioral health diagnosis training and co-occurring disorder management
- Change agents in healthcare — prevention, evaluation, and assessment of substance use disorders
Before you buy
How does this differ from the 2026 edition?
The 2025 edition features its own unique set of speakers, case studies, and clinical evidence from that year’s conference. Both are valuable but cover different content.
Does this cover co-occurring psychiatric disorders?
Yes — managing addiction disorders complicated by overlapping or co-occurring conditions is a core focus of this conference.
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| Format | Video lectures with case discussions |
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| Edition | 27th Annual |
| Chairs | Todd Carran, Gale Springer, Thomas Tocher |
| Publisher | Providence Regional Medical Center Everett |
| Department | Addiction Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Anne R. –
The co-occurring disorders sessions were very relevant to my daily practice. Would love more content on stimulant use disorders in future editions.
Maria V. –
Good update on current best practices in addiction medicine. The case discussions were the highlight for me. Some sessions felt like they could have gone deeper.
Steven G. –
Todd Carran and the Providence team put together an exceptional program year after year. The 27th edition did not disappoint — practical, evidence-based content throughout.
Lisa T. –
The evidence-based information was immediately applicable in my clinic. Particularly valued the sessions on management of patients with addiction complicated by other disorders.
keith_78 –
I have been attending the Providence conference for five years now and always grab the recordings. The quality of faculty is consistently excellent.
Farhan Q. –
Content is strong but the recordings are quite large in file size. Plan your download time accordingly. The substance use disorder treatment modules are worth the wait though.