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Matt Huntington discussed the Tooele County Jail's substance use disorder treatment program, emphasizing the importance of partnership building and capacity expansion.

Janel Preston and the Early ECHO Hub Team lead discussion groups focused on enhancing professional networking and navigating difficult conversations with families.

Emma Parkhurst discussed workplace burnout, emphasizing its impact on personal and organizational levels. She suggested prevention strategies such as setting boundaries, practicing mindfulness, and engaging in hobbies

Tim Keady discussed the Heart Extension initiative's efforts to reduce deaths from substance misuse and suicide, highlighting opioid landscapes, evidence-based approaches, and collaborative practices.

Erin Meottle discussed safety planning for individuals experiencing abuse, emphasizing its importance for people with disabilities, who face a high risk of abuse.

Gretchen Selcho discussed supporting families with a diagnosis, emphasizing the importance of accurate information, peer support, and advocacy.

The IDRPP April Autism ECHO session featured three families sharing their experiences raising children with autism.

Part of Mental Health ECHO, Diana, an outreach coordinator for Safe UT, detailed the Safe UT app. The app provides emotional support to over 1.9 million Utah residents, including students, parents, and frontline workers.

For our March Autism ECHO Session, we had Debbie Bilder present to us about sleep disturbances and the link it has to autism.

The March ECHO Session for our Healthy Relationships network featured a panel discussion on healthy relationships, focusing on the perspectives of individuals with disabilities.