Dr. Vernig provided substance use disorder treatment industry insights alongside Dr. Suzette Glasner, Chief Scientific Officer at Pelago and Rose Bromka, COO at Boulder Care in this panel at Behavioral Health Business’ Autism and Addiction Treatment Forum.
Dr. Vernig was interviewed by Morgan Gonzales from Addiction Treatment Business, where he discussed how Recovery Centers of America had positioned themselves for growth with quality programs and strong fundamentals.
Dr. Vernig presented to an audience of hundred of HR leaders for Acrisure’s HR Leaders Compliance Summit, discussing how employers can respond to employees whom they suspect are impacted by drugs or alcohol use.
Dr. Vernig appeared opposite musician, actor, and restaurateur Tony Luke Jr. and Loraine Ballard Morrill from iHeart Media on the Recovery360 podcast. The hosts welcomed a wide range of guests to discuss issues related to substance use disorder, treatment, and recovery.
The Rescue Mission of Trenton had Dr. Vernig return for a second, day-long training for their clinical staff. He presented a comprehensive guide for the identification and management of trauma.
Alisha Haridasani Gupta featured expert insight from Dr. Vernig in her New York Times article about staying sober during the winter holidays.
This continuing education program for RCA Academy focused on evidence-based interventions for anger management. Dr. Vernig presented a CBT-based model of anger and aggression, and taught participants to implement effective treatment strategies with their patients.
Dr. Vernig conducted this continuing education presentation opposite 12-Step expert and trainer James Corely. He provided a breakdown of DBT principles and skills applied to substance use disorder treatment.
At the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Dr. Vernig gave this virtual presentation to a large group of behavioral health professionals at the International Employee Assistance Professionals Association.
Dr. Vernig reviews the history of telehealth services, from its first applications its modern use to deliver mental health services, in this invited article for the Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association. He reviews the literature demonstrating similar clinical outcomes satisfaction on behalf of both the patient and provider, when compared to in-person services.
