Co-Occurring Disorder Specialist Enhancement (CODSE) Training.
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About SOUND Life Learning

Evidence-informed, compassionate education for building healthier habits, relationships, and resilience
- one skill at a time.

Who We Are

At SOUND Life Learning, we provide mental health professionals with a clear, research-backed approach to treating psychosis and substance use together. We understand the challenges clinicians face when working with co-occurring disorders - the uncertainty, the complexity, and the emotional toll. Our goal is to offer a clear, structured, and supportive learning experience that allows professionals to feel confident, effective, and grounded in their work.

Our Purpose

Many traditional treatment models separate psychosis and substance use, leaving clinicians feeling uncertain and clients receiving disjointed care. We believe in a more integrated approach - one that aligns with current research and real-world practice to create better outcomes for both professionals and the people they serve.

Through on-demand courses, live trainings, supervision & consultation services, we provide a clear path forward that helps clinicians build clinical confidence, apply practical, evidence-based techniques in real-world settings, and work with greater clarity and effectiveness while reducing burnout. We recognize that mental health professionals enter this field because they want to provide meaningful care, but without the right tools, the work can feel overwhelming. Our mission is to change that by offering structured guidance that supports both clinicians and their clients.
"Clarity in treatment begins with confidence in practice.
When clinicians feel supported, their clients receive care that is steady, thoughtful, and effective."

Our Approach

Psychosis and substance use often go hand in hand, yet most treatment models still separate them. This gap leaves both clinicians and clients feeling frustrated. 
Our Integrated Recovery Principles approach is built on the belief that effective care requires a holistic and evidence-based framework that is compassionate and flexible enough to meet the unique needs of each individual client.

Rather than relying on fragmented treatment methods, we provide practical strategies that can be used immediately, offering a structured approach that reduces uncertainty in treatment planning. This is not about overcomplicating the process—it’s about creating a foundation that helps clinicians feel steady, capable, and equipped to navigate the complexity of co-occurring disorders. When clinicians feel confident in their approach, clients receive more effective care, and the treatment process becomes more intuitive and sustainable.

Our Commitment to Clinicians

We understand that learning doesn’t happen in isolation. Clinicians need guidance, practical tools, and a supportive professional environment to develop true confidence in their work. Our approach is designed to provide research-backed strategies that integrate psychosis and substance use treatment while ensuring that learning remains flexible, accessible, and applicable to common day-to-day clinical demands.

Through our training programs, we offer a learning experience that is steady and sustainable, allowing clinicians to gain new skills without feeling overwhelmed. Whether professionals choose to engage in on-demand courses, live training sessions, supervision or consultation services, they will find an approach that supports their professional growth while emphasizing real-world application. We are dedicated to helping clinicians reduce stress, prevent burnout, and feel fully equipped to provide high-quality care to their clients.

Your Guide on This Learning Journey: Jeff Roskelley

Jeff Roskelley, LICSW has dedicated over 16 years to working with co-occurring disorders, specializing in the integrated treatment of psychosis and substance use. Holding a master’s degree in social work, he has worked in diverse settings, including community mental health, assessment & referral agencies, and private practice. His expertise has led him to serve as a trainer and consultant for organizations such as the University of Washington, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Washington State Department of Health, & various state agencies in Washington and beyond, where he has guided thousands of clinicians in evidence-based approaches for complex care.

Through his work in clinical supervision, agency reviews, and statewide training initiatives, Jeff has developed a structured, real-world approach to treating co-occurring disorders that prioritizes clarity, effectiveness, and sustainability. His teaching focuses on practical application, helping clinicians bridge the gap between research and everyday practice. With a calm, steady approach, he supports professionals in feeling more confident, competent, and prepared, ensuring they can provide thoughtful, integrated care to their clients.
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Jeff Roskelley, LICSW

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