Lock Haven University Police Department

Tuesday, Oct 15, 2024 at 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT

32, Glenn Road, Lock Haven, PA, 17745, United States

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Tuesday, Oct 15, 2024 at 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT

Commonwealth University Lock Haven , 32, Lock Haven, PA, 17745, United States.

The Center for Addiction and Recovery Education at Saint Joseph’s University, under a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Health, delivers first responder, opioid response, and refresher training across the Commonwealth. Current and former first responders will train law enforcement, firefighters, and related professionals on the topics of substance use disorder and the use of Naloxone (NARCAN) as well as stigma and implicit bias when engaging persons with addiction or substance use disorder issues.

Saint Joseph's University

https://www.sju.edu/centers/center-addiction-and-recovery-education

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Bryan McCauley
Program Coordinator, First Responder Addiction Treatment (FRAT)

Bryan McCauley is the Program Coordinator for the First Responders Addiction Treatment (FRAT) Program at Livengrin Foundation, a drug and alcohol treatment center in Bensalem, PA. Bryan is a Marine Corps Veteran, a former firefighter, and served as a police officer/ detective in Montgomery County and Philadelphia for twenty years. Much like the veterans and emergency responders he works with, he had to overcome his own alcoholism and engage in recovery. He has been sober and working with others since September 2010. Bryan is continuing his education, attending Alvernia University in the Addictions and Mental Health program. His passion lies in educating and helping others to understand and overcome the disease of addiction.

About Bryan McCauley

Program Coordinator, First Responder Addiction Treatment (FRAT)

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