Principles of Drug Treatment for Criminal Justice System

Principles of Drug Treatment for Criminal Justice System http://www.drugabuse.gov/PDF/PODAT_CJ/PODAT_CJ.pdf

http://www.catseyesdesign.com/nida/info/ce.html

Slides for CJS http://www.drugabuse.gov/DrugPages/cj.html

Computer assisted CBT

NIDA Toolbox

http://www.nidatoolbox.org/

WebConferencing

www.webex.com). Webex

The online CBT course was created by translating the

content from the National Institute of Drug Abuse therapy

manual A cognitive behavioral approach: Treating cocaine

addiction (Carroll, 1998) into a series of interactive, mediarich,

Web-based modules for clinician training. Each of the

eight topics in the CBT manual resulted in a stand-alone,

problem-focused module (e.g., “Problem Solving,” “Coping

with Craving,” “Refusal Skills”) designed to provide counselors

with the knowledge and skills required to successfully

implement that set of CBTstrategies and/or techniques in their

clinical practice. Each module or “tool” uses a variety of

vignettes, video role-plays, graphics, and animated sequences

to promote active engagement with the material. The course

is currently available at www.nidatoolbox.org and available

for free Continuing Education credit through the Addiction

Technology Transfer Centers' searchable database of distance

learning courses (www.addictioned.org)

Motivational Interviewing (William Miller)

Manuals

CSAT TIP 35, Enhancing Motivation for Change in Substance Abuse Treatment (1999)

Motivating Offenders to Change: A Guide for Probation and Parole (2007)

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the application of Motivational Interviewing for clients involved in the criminal justice system

Motivational Enhancement Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for Adolescent Cannabis

Users (2001)

This is the manual for the MET/CBT intervention component of the Cannabis Youth Treatment

Series, an evidence-based intervention for adolescents.

Motivational Enhancement Therapy with Drug Abuser (1995)

A brief, manualized application of motivational interviewing

Motivational Interviewing Assessment: Supervisory Tools for

Enhancing Proficiency (2006)

Developed as part of the NIDA Clinical Trials Network, this document provides a complete model
for developing staff competency in Motivational Interviewing.

MIA:STEP Manual and CDs
Click above for information on where to obtain a hard copy of the MIA:STEP Manual,
CDs and related materials.

Motivational Groups for Community Substance Abuse Programs

(Ingersoll, Wagner, and Gharib).

A practicalguide to delivering group substance abuse counseling in an MI-informed approach

Group Treatment for Substance Abuse: A Stages-of- Change Therapy Manual

(Velasquez, Maurer, Crouch & DiClemente).

A practicalguide to delivering group substance abuse

counseling in an stages of change informed approach.

CSAT TIP 35 en espanol. Document from the Caribbean Basin & Hispanic ATTC.

Native American Motivational Interviewing: Weaving Native American and Western Practices

Motivational Interviewing: Enhancing Motivation for Change

A Learner’s Manual for the American Indian/Alaska Native Counselor – from the One Sky National American Indian Alaska Native Resource Center for Substance Abuse Services

Call for Proposals - National Conference on Addiction Disorders

Call for Proposals

http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22DCX4FBDZ2

National Conference on Addiction Disorders
September 28 - October 2, 2012
Gaylord Palms | Orlando, Florida

Submit Your Proposal to Speak!

Click here to submit a proposal.

Deadline to submit is January 20, 2012, 5 pm PST.

Building on the success of last year's conference, we are announcing some program enhancements for the 2012 conference that include:

In-depth, deep-dive workshops and educational sessions on intervention, addictions and co-occurring disorders;
An expanded conference track devoted to prevention of violence and mental health and substance use.
An enhanced program for facilities owners and managers including a Behavioral Healthcare Executive Summit preceding the NCAD 2012 conference that addresses relevant and timely topics such as: healthcare reform, financial management, operations management, workforce development, and healthcare information technologies;
A technology pavilion on the exhibit hall floor that features hands-on education and demonstrations of the latest technologies including mobile apps, distance learning, and tele-counseling;
A comprehensive resource and media center with access to the latest publications, websites, and research materials.

The NCAD Advisory Board is determined to develop an educational program that addresses diverse addictions and relevant issues. Your proposed presentations should be interactive, feature a program, service or initiative that is practical, replicable, and demonstrates measurable outcomes. We welcome presentation proposals that are suited to our educational foci, which include but are not limited to:

The prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery support of addiction disorders
Counseling and clinical skills development
Addiction Studies Education
Multicultural issues faced in addiction treatment
Healthcare systems and technology trends and solutions that improve business operations and patient care
Professional development, business, and workforce administration management and operations including:
- process management
- performance based accounting and accountability
- career development
- community based services

Benefits of Presenting at NCAD:

All presenters (2 presenters maximum per session) will receive a complimentary full conference admission. Full conference admission includes access to all educational sessions, networking events, meal functions and receptions. (This does not include pre-conference workshops that require additional fees).
Promotion of your credentials in electronic and print marketing materials
Recognition of your expertise by other industry professionals
Access to all educational sessions and verified accreditation by the conference organizers
Networking opportunities at the conference

Presentation Formats
The NCAD Advisory Board will be accepting presentation proposals that accommodate the following formats:

Pre-Conference Workshops: (2/3/6 hours in duration)
Plenary/Keynote Sessions (1 hour)
Educational Sessions: (90-minutes, including question and answer segment)
Video/Films — Film review sessions (film and interactive session) must be at least 60 minutes in length (A copy of the film must be mailed to NCAD by January 20, 2012. Contact Jbelon@vendomegrp.com for shipping instructions.)

Notifications of acceptance will be sent in February 2012.

Questions and Submissions:
Please submit any questions regarding the process to Julie Lynn Belon, Vendome Group at 603.836.0327 or Jbelon@vendomegrp.com.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Training

New Outstanding Certification Opportunities for
Therapists and Non-Mental Health Professionals

The National Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists is offering four new certifications:

1. Certified Group Therapist
http://nacbt.americommerce.com/store/p/90-Certified-Cognitive-Behavioral-Group-Therapist-CBGT-Certification-Home-Study-Program.aspx

Become a Certified Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapist (CBGT) via our home study program.
Earn 18 NBCC Contact Hours. Step-by-step program process is outlined including group activities.

Requires a Masters Degree in a mental health discipline.

2. Certified Group Facilitator
http://nacbt.americommerce.com/store/p/91-Certified-Cognitive-Behavioral-Group-Facilitator-CBGF-Certification-Home-Study-Program.aspx

Become a Certified Cognitive-Behavioral Group Facilitator (CBGF) via our home study program.
Step-by-step program process is outlined including group activities.

Requires a High School Diploma

3. Certified Mental Health Paraprofessional
http://nacbt.americommerce.com/store/p/108-Mental-Health-Paraprofessional-Certification.aspx

Requires a BA / BS in any field.

4. Certified Mental Health Technician
http://nacbt.americommerce.com/store/p/107-Mental-Health-Technician-Certification.aspx

Requires a High School Diploma

Conference 2012 National Conference on Addiction Disorders (NCAD)

Below you will find a list of upcoming NAATP conferences. Click more on any conference to view conference specific, detailed information.

2012 Annual Conference

National Conference on Addiction Disorders (NCAD)

Call for Papers for the NCAD 2012 conference
September 28 – October 2nd
Gaylord Palms Resort
Orlando, Florida

The call for presentations for the 2012 National Conference on Addiction Disorders (NCAD) is now open until January 20, 2012. NCAD taking place September 28 – October 2, in Orlando, Florida is the premier conference showcasing new ideas and innovations in the fields of recovery and prevention, as well as addressing treatment, administration, finance, technology, and medical issues. New to this year's conference is a dedicated prevention track, as well as the co-location of the first Behavioral Healthcare Leadership Summit. For more information and to submit a presentation, go to www.NCAD12.com.

Links to Substance Abuse and treatment

The Addiction Web Site of Terence T. Gorski

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Addiction Websites
GORSKI-CENAPS Web Publications Training & Consultation --- Books, Audio, & Video Tapes www.tgorski.com ----- www.cenaps.com ----- www.relapse.org Gorski-CENAPS, 17900 Dixie Hwy, Homewood, IL 60430, 708-799-5000 Posted On: April 20, 2002 Updated On: January 06, 2005 © Terence T. Gorski, 2001
Prevention Researchers Here is an easy to use data-base for National and State Level Prevention and Family Welfare Measures http://www.aecf.org/cgi-bin/kc.cgi?action=newranking
SAMHSA Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration	NIAAA National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)	NIDA National Institute on Drug Abuse
AlcoholMD David Smith & Haight Ashbury Free Clinic	OAS SAMHSA Office of Applied Studies	ASAM American Society of Addiction Medicine, Inc.
CSAT Center for Substance Abuse Treatment	CSAP Center for Substance Abuse Prevention	ONDCP Office of National Drug Control Policy
NAADAC National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors	NAATP National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers	NCADD National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc.
NTC National Treatment Consortium, Inc.	NASADAD National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors	NADCP National Association of Drug Court Professionals
ONDCP Office of National Drug Control Policy	DEA Drug Enforcement Agency	NATTC National Addiction Technology Transfer Center
NICOR Network International-Coalition for On-line Resources	VPC Violence Policy Center

Political Action Organizations Devoted To Addiction
Subscribe To A Hosted Drug Reform Mail List To Distribute & Receive News Reports
Partnership for a Drug-Free America	The Join Together - Demand Treatment Project
Amnesty International USA	Lindesmith Center-Drug Policy Foundation
Drug War Facts	Common Sense for Drug Policy
Center On Juvenile & Criminal Justice (www.cjcj.org)	The Trebach Institute http://www.trebach.org/
Campaign for New Drug Polices http://www.drugreform.org/	National Drug Strategy Network http://www.ndsn.org/
Confidential Website Focusing On Florida Politics