Let’s Discuss—Addiction: A Futurist Perspective – Dr. Omar Manejwala

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Thursday, January 26, 2023, 10 am–12 pm
University of Portland North Portland (Portland)
This is an in-person event
$35 - $50
All Ages
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For too long, mental health and substance use have been ignored in our community, resulting in the health crisis we see today. Last Fall, Fora Health launched a six-month series called Let’s Discuss.

Let’s Discuss welcomes six renowned leaders from across the globe each month to tie together subjects like happiness, mental health, addiction, trauma and stigma. They will share their expertise on addiction, mental health, building a better workplace, and how to sustain positive change and happiness. These conversations are the building blocks to long-term solutions our community needs.

On January 26, Dr. Omar Manejwala, former Medical Director for the Hazelden Foundation, will share his futuristic perspective on addiction. As one of the nation’s leading experts on addiction medicine, substance use disorders, behavioral health and mental illness, Dr. Omar Manejwala is passionate about giving people accessible terms to understand the science of addiction and behavioral health. Join thousands who have benefited from his crucial teachings. You will learn to leverage behavioral science insights to change your habits and life.

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University of Portland

5000 N Willamette Blvd. Portland, OR 97203 Venue website

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