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Dr. Bathje Addresses Using Technology to Prevent Overdoses in Chicago Tribune

In the Media | 03.02.19

Geoff Bathje, Ph.D., core faculty for the Master of Arts in Counseling: Specialization in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program in Chicago and an expert on harm reduction, was featured in an article regarding his views on integrating the use of a new smartphone app to reduce opioid overdoses.

Read the Chicago Tribune story, “Evanston Addiction Counselor Creates Smartphone App to Thwart Overdoses.”

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A nonprofit institution committed to educating practitioners to effect positive change, Adler University’s programs prepare students for work within public systems and communities. Founded in 1952, the University today offers 28 master’s and doctoral programs across psychology, counseling, public policy and mental health, and educates approximately 2,000 students annually. Programs are offered through its Chicago, Vancouver, and online campuses.

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