Adolescents in rural communities face limited access to effective substance use services, increasing their risk for opioid and other substance use disorders. This project will use an adaptive, iterative implementation approach to improve the integration of external substance use service providers into rural school settings. Findings will inform strategies to integrate and scale adolescent substance use services in schools. Support for this trial is provided by the HEAL Initiative (https://heal.nih.gov/).
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The YSU provides adolescents access to several evidence-based interventions, including access to an on-site substance use counselor trained in evidence-based practices for adolescent SUD, peer recovery specialists, and, if indicated, virtual access to an OUD treatment provider and/or clinical psychologist for more acute and co-occurring disorder treatment.
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