Project ECHO: Aging, Community, and Equity (PEACE) aims to teach about the impact of the pandemic on the mental and physical well-being of older adults living in rural communities. Click the play button below to watch each didactic presentation.

Cohort 1
   Risks of Social Isolation and Loneliness for Older Adults during COVID-19
   Virtual Volunteers: Using Technology to Address Social Isolation during COVID-19
   Depression, Loneliness, and Well-Being
   Long COVID: An Overview
   Cognitive Decline, Dementia, Depression, COVID, or All of the Above?

Cohort 2
  What are the 4Ms and Why Do They Matter?
  Mild Cognitive Impairment vs. Dementia
  The First M: Mentation
  The Second M: What Matters
  The Third M: Medication
  The Fourth M: Mobility
  Implementing the 4Ms: Formal Community Supports
  Implementing the 4Ms: Formal Clinical Supports

The Substance Use Disorder (SUD) ECHO aims to teach best practices for treatment of SUD in rural communities using a person-centered approach. Click the play button below to watch each didactic presentation.

Cohort 1
  Deaths of Despair and Harm Reduction
  Syringe Harm Reduction
  Stigma, Bias, & Trauma in Harm Reduction

Cohort 2
  Coping with Xylazine in Street Opioids
  Resourcefulness and Rural Sustance Use Disorder Practice: Countering Stigma and Bias to Preserve Relationships 
  Substance Use and SUD in Adolescents
  Chronic Pain and Substance Use Disorder
  Motivational Interviewing for Substance Use Disorder: Influencing Behavior Change
 ​ Co-Occurring SUD & Infectious Disease
  SUD Harm Reduction Strategies: Patient-Centered Treatment Planning
  Telehealth for SUD: Techniques for Assessment & Relationship Building