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Opioids, 7-OH, and the Emerging Community Crisis

A Community Conversation Led by James Lai, MD

Join Dr. James Lai, MD, Medical Director of Winds of Change Counseling & Recovery, for an important and timely conversation about opioids, 7-OH, Suboxone, Sublocade, and the changing substance-use landscape affecting individuals, families, and communities.

This is an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and have an honest conversation with a medical professional.

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WHY THIS CONVERSATION MATTERS

Substance-use challenges are changing.

New products, emerging substances, evolving treatment approaches, and misinformation can make it difficult for individuals and families to know what information they can trust.

You deserve more than internet rumors.

You deserve clear information, meaningful discussion, and access to knowledgeable professionals.

That is why Winds of Change Counseling & Recovery is bringing the community together for this special educational event.

Come curious. Leave informed.
MEET YOUR SPEAKER

Dr. James Lai, MD

Medical Director | Pain Management | Addiction Medicine

We are honored to welcome Dr. James Lai, MD, Medical Director at Winds of Change Counseling & Recovery, as our featured speaker for this important community conversation.

With expertise in pain management and addiction medicine, Dr. Lai brings a compassionate, patient-centered perspective to conversations surrounding substance use and recovery.

At this event, Dr. Lai will help the community better understand important questions surrounding opioids, 7-OH, Suboxone, and Sublocade.

Learn from a medical professional. Ask the questions that matter.

WHAT WE'LL DISCUSS

Opioids

Understand current trends, potential risks, and approaches used in opioid treatment and recovery.

7-OH

Explore what is currently known, what people should watch for, and why this emerging topic deserves informed discussion.

Suboxone

Learn about its role in opioid use disorder treatment, including important considerations around benefits, dosing, and clinical best practices.

Sublocade

Discover how long-acting treatment options may fit into an individualized recovery plan and the questions patients should discuss with qualified healthcare professionals.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This conversation is for anyone who wants to better understand the changing substance-use landscape.

You may be:

You do not need to be an existing Winds of Change patient to attend. Everyone is welcome.

EVENT DETAILS

Opioids, 7-OH, and the Emerging Community Crisis

THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO ASK QUESTIONS

  • What should families know about opioids?
  • How can we spot the warning signs of 7-OH?
  • What are the pros and cons of Suboxone and Sublocade?
  • Where can people find reliable, local resources?

WHAT MAKES THIS EVENT DIFFERENT?

  • Real answers from a medical professional.
  • Open, honest conversation. Community-focused.
  • No judgment. Just support and education.

A STEP TOWARD BETTER UNDERSTANDING

Knowledge creates options. This event is your chance to get the facts, ask questions, and be part of a healthier, stronger community.

THE CONVERSATION STARTS WITH YOU.

FAQ

The event takes place on Friday, October 2, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

The event will be held at 704 N Thompson Rd, Conroe, TX 77301

The event will be led by James Lai, MD, Medical Director of Winds of Change Counseling & Recovery, with expertise in pain management and addiction medicine.

The discussion will focus on opioids, 7-OH, Suboxone, and Sublocade, along with treatment considerations and emerging community concerns.

All are welcome. The event is intended for community members, individuals, families, and others who want to better understand these issues.

Yes. Snacks will be provided.

No. This is a community educational event, and existing patient status is not required.