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Zero Overdose is a public health initiative dedicated to preventing overdose through education, data-driven innovation, and cross-sector collaboration.

We advance behavioral health integration and support community-based prevention strategies.

10/22/2026

💜 Friend of Zero Overdose: Monica Williams, MSW, LCSW

We’re proud to recognize Monica Williams, Clinical Trainer & Practice Coach at the University of Washington’s AIMS Center, as a Friend of Zero Overdose!

Since 2003, Monica has brought extensive experience in behavioral health across medical, educational, and community-based settings. Her work in clinical leadership, program development, and implementation of evidence-based collaborative care models helps strengthen the connection between physical and behavioral health.

We’re grateful for professionals like Monica who are committed to advancing collaborative care and improving access to behavioral health services. Thank you, Monica, for all you do!

10/21/2026

Our impact is growing, and so is our reach. 💜

Zero Overdose has trained more than 5,000 clinicians and frontline professionals across 36+ states and Puerto Rico, equipping those on the front lines with tools and knowledge to strengthen overdose prevention and save lives.

Every training represents an opportunity to expand access to overdose prevention education, strengthen safety planning, and help more individuals, families, and communities.

Help us expand our impact. Connect with us at [email protected] to learn how you can support our mission.

10/20/2026

Join us for an important conversation on integrated approaches to su***de and overdose prevention.

Zero Overdose is partnering with the National Association of Social Workers South Carolina Chapter (NASW-SC) for a webinar on Integrated Safety Planning for Su***de and Overdose.

📅 October 22
⏰ 1:00–2:00 p.m.

This webinar will explore practical strategies for integrating safety planning approaches to better identify risk, strengthen prevention efforts, and support individuals and communities.

Register today and join us in advancing a more connected approach to prevention: https://www.naswnc.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2083814&group=

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10/19/2026

📣 School leaders, counselors, educators, and youth-serving professionals: Share this opportunity with your students!

Zero Overdose is offering a free virtual Youth Ambassador Training to help high school students build practical skills in overdose and su***de prevention, recognize when someone may be struggling, and connect peers with appropriate support.

During this training, students will learn how to:
Recognize warning signs of overdose risk and mental health crises.
Start supportive, nonjudgmental conversations.
Know when and how to involve a trusted adult.
Apply practical prevention and safety-planning strategies.
Prioritize self-care and recognize the importance of protecting their own well-being while supporting others.

🎓 Earn 1 community service hour and receive a certificate of completion!

📅 Date: October 27, 2026
🕕 Time: 6:00–7:00 p.m. ET
💻 Location: Virtual
🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gN7kGd8k

If you work with high school students, please share this opportunity with your students, peer leaders, youth groups, and school communities. Together, we can empower young people to recognize risk, support one another, and help create safer communities.

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10/16/2026

Please join us in welcoming Laura Troyer to Zero Overdose as our new Project Manager/Administrative Assistant!

Laura will support our team across project coordination, administration, and the day-to-day work that helps move our mission forward. We’re excited to have her experience and perspective on the team and look forward to all that we’ll accomplish together.

Welcome to Zero Overdose, Laura! We’re so glad to have you here!

10/15/2026

79,384 people died from a drug overdose in the U.S. in 2024.

Behind every number is a person, a family, and a community.

While overdose deaths declined significantly in 2024, the need for prevention remains. At Zero Overdose, we’re committed to helping communities identify risk, strengthen safety, and prevent overdose before it happens.

Prevention saves lives.

10/14/2026

Thank you, OSHA, for advancing workplace overdose preparedness. Zero Overdose is here to help employers put this guidance into action and strengthen prevention through overdose safety planning. Together, we can work to prevent overdoses before they happen, alongside lifesaving overdose reversal medication and emergency response.

We help organizations address training needs and incorporate practical tools for collaborative, person-centered overdose safety planning. This process helps individuals identify their risks, choose steps to reduce them, and connect with support.

Our seven-part safety plan encompasses:

• Personal overdose risks
• Actions to reduce risk
• Physical and mental wellness strategies
• Supportive people to contact
• Professional and crisis resources
• A personal reason for living today
• A next step the individual is willing to take to reduce risk

We welcome the opportunity to help employers build these prevention practices into their workplace overdose preparedness efforts. Thank you for bringing attention to this lifesaving work.

Learn more at zerooverdose.org.

10/13/2026

Big change requires bold investment.

At Zero Overdose, we’re working to strengthen overdose prevention, expand access to lifesaving tools and education, and help communities build safer systems of care.

If you’re interested in making a significant investment in the future of overdose prevention, we’d love to connect. Your support can help us reach more communities, expand our impact, and move prevention forward. Email [email protected] for more information.

10/12/2026

📣 Upcoming webinar: Conversation with the Experts: SSRIs During Pregnancy and Lactation

Decisions around antidepressant use during pregnancy and lactation can be complex. This virtual webinar will bring together experts in perinatal mental health to explore current research on SSRIs, including their risks, benefits, and efficacy, as well as considerations for clinical decision-making.

Join the Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance (MMHLA) for a conversation featuring perspectives from obstetrics, pediatrics, and psychiatry.

📅 Thursday, October 15, 2026
🕛 12–1 p.m. ET
💻 Virtual

🔗 Learn more and register: https://www.mmhla.org/webinar-series

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day, a reminder that mental health is an essential part of overall health and safety.

At Zero Overdose, we believe prevention starts with recognizing risk, creating opportunities for support, and connecting people to the care they need before a crisis occurs.

Mental health and overdose prevention are deeply connected. Earlier intervention can save lives.

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https://www.zerooverdose.org/

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