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Blog Article

Medication Assisted Treatment in Rocky Mountain Region Prisons

Medical Marijuana
Research

Medical Marijuana in the Workplace

Download our extensive report Medical Marijuana use in each of the RMADA regions, as well as best practices for use in the workplace.
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Blog Article

“Social Distancing” - Another Meaning

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Blog Article

The Software You Are Looking at Has a VPAT: Now What?

Seven diverse faces.
Blog Article

Mental Health – Creating a Better Culture

Research

Rapid Research Report: Medication Assisted Treatment in Prison (Region VIII)

MAT is a form of substance abuse treatment that uses a combination of counseling, behavioral therapies, and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved medications to treat Opiate Use Disorders (OUD). Download the full report and quick reference guide below.
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Blog Article

New Normal

playground
Research

Accessible Playground and Play Area Maintenance

What the Maintenance Crew needs to understand about the ADA and Playground Surface
playground surface
Research

Accessibility Guide for Playground and Play Area Surfaces

The Essential concepts Playground Owners, Operators, and Planners need to understand about Accessible Play Area Surfaces. It's best understood if you have a firm background in accessibility compliance.
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Blog Article

Hot Off The Press!

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Blog Article

The World, It Is A-Changing

Podcast

Ep. 12 - Haley Moss

Haley Moss is a South Florida native who was diagnosed with autism at age three. Upon receiving her autism diagnosis, her family was told that she would be fortunate to make a friend, graduate high school, or obtain her driver’s license.