About This Episode

Traditional approaches to substance use disorder (SUD) care often fall short, leaving many without the high-quality support they need. But there are solutions. 

We’re exploring them with Nzinga Harrison, MD, co-founder and chief medical officer of Eleanor Health, a pioneer in chronic SUD care since 2019. 

In this special National Recovery Month episode, National Council Chief of Staff Mohini Venkatesh and the trailblazing Dr. Harrison discuss: 

• The need for a human-centered, strengths-based health care model. 

• The importance of community, connection and agency in healing. 

• Valuing lived experience and clinical expertise equally. 

• The impact of family and cultural stigma on the recovery journey. 

• A call to redefine health as the presence of hope and joy. 

Register today to hear Dr. Harrison’s vision for SUD care and how Eleanor Health is setting a new standard for healing and empowerment! 

To access the webinar on September 10 at 2 p.m. ET, please copy and paste the login link listed in the location section of this calendar invite into your internet browser (Google Chrome is preferred) and hit enter. This will take you to the session page. Once there, please select the orange "View Session" button to enter the session. 

This conversation is pre-recorded.