Coming Soon

Integrated Recovery Principles for
Co-Occurring Disorders

We’re putting the finishing touches on a training experience designed to bring clarity, structure, and confidence to your work with co-occurring disorders. Our self-paced, CEU-approved course offers a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to treating psychosis and substance use together - with practical tools you can apply in real-world clinical settings.
Whether you’re new to this population or seeking to deepen your skills, our upcoming course will provide a grounded, integrated path forward.

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A Preview of Our Approach

Many treatment models separate psychosis and substance use, resulting in fragmented care. Our work is rooted in integrated recovery, offering clinicians a structured, research-backed model for treating co-occurring disorders with greater clarity and confidence.

When the full site launches, you'll find resources to help you:
  • Understand the interplay between psychosis and substance use, rather than viewing them in isolation.
  • Apply practical, real-world strategies grounded in CBT for Psychosis, ACT, mindfulness, and the recovery model.
  • Move through complex clinical decisions with a clear, steady framework that reduces uncertainty.
This is care that feels connected, thoughtful, and doable—and we’re looking forward to sharing more with you soon.

Meet Your Instructor:
Jeffery Roskelley, LICSW

Jeff Roskelley, LICSW brings over 16 years of experience specializing in the integrated treatment of psychosis and substance use. His work spans community mental health, integrated care, clinical supervision, and academic training—with a focus on making complex care more accessible, thoughtful, and sustainable.

Through his private practice, SOUND Life Recovery, and his work with the University of Washington Department of Psychiatry, Jeff has trained thousands of clinicians in real-world, evidence-based approaches. His teaching style is steady and clear, helping professionals feel more confident and supported as they navigate the challenges of co-occurring disorders.

More about Jeffery will be available soon.

Jeffery Roskelley, LICSW

Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
Co-founder, SOUND Life Learning
Co-founder, SOUND Life Recovery

Coming Soon: Integrated Recovery Principles Course

A self-paced, CEU-approved training for clinicians treating psychosis and substance use together.

Rooted in CBT for Psychosis, ACT, and the Recovery Model, this course offers practical, real-world tools and a clear, structured framework for integrated care.

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Free Resource: Introduction to Integrated Recovery Principles for Co-occurring Disorders (IRP)

Start with a Comprehensive, Stagewise, and Integrated Approach to Treating Co-occurring Disorders

Understanding how to effectively treat complex mental illness and substance use together can feel overwhelming to many clinicians. This free resource, pulled directly from the IRP course, offers an introduction to the IRP approach and addresses the value of using an integrated approach.
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