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THE TRAINING POINT:
The National Office is excited to announce that the
next delivery of "The Training Point: an uncommon
learning exchange for addiction trainers" will be March
6-April 21, 2006. See
course description for more information.
Complete, sign, and return the
learning contract to Laurie Krom, 816-235-6985 by
February 3, 2006. |
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CASA CONFERENCE:
"Women Under the Influence: Substance Abuse and
the American Woman" will be held on March 2, 2006 in New
York. For more information,
download registration form. |
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Reminders,
projects, activities & minutes! |
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MARCH 2006 DIRECTORS
MEETING: Tuesday & Wednesday March 21 & 22
before NAADAC WFD Summit, tentatively scheduled to take
place in Washington, DC. More
information will be coming soon. |
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11/28/05 |
JUNE 2006 DIRECTORS
MEETING:
Thursday & Friday, June 15 & 16, before CPDD in
Scottsdale, AZ. More information will be coming
soon. |
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PACIFIC SOUTHWEST: The kickoff workshop for
the Los Angeles County Process Improvement pilot project
will be held on January 27, 2006 in Universal City, CA.
The workshop is co-sponsored by Pacific Southwest and
the Los Angeles County Alchohol and Drug Programs
Administration and will be facilitated by Dr. Steve
Gallon of Northwest Frontier, and Todd Molfenter from
the NIATx national program office at the University of
Wisconsin. For more information, please contact
Beth Rutkowski. |
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PRAIRIELANDS: Will conduct the Toolbox
Training Session, "Group Counseling." The Toolbox
Training is a curriculum based on the SAMHSA TAP #21 as
well as the NIDA Principles of Effective Drug Treatment.
read full description. |
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PRAIRIELANDS: Will begin the Toolbox Training
Series in North Dakota on Monday, January 30, 2006.
The two sessions being offered are, "The Biology of
Addiction" and "Professional and Ethical
Responsibilities." More information available at
the Prairielands Web site. |
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PRAIRIELANDS: In collaboration with the
University of South Dakota will provide the "Written
Prep Exam" training on February 2-3, 2006. This
training is intended for counselor trainees, especially
Native American counselor trainees to pass the IC&RC
Written Exam. More information can be found on the
Prairielands Web site. |
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CENTRAL EAST: Will be presenting "Criminal
Justice - Substance Abuse Cross Training" Working
Together for Change (Adapted for the SVORI - 2005) on
January 24-25, 2006 in Memphis, TN.
read
full description. |
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CENTRAL EAST: Karen Ingersoll will be
providing a training for DC APRA on Cognitive Behavior
Therapy. The training will be held in Washington,
DC on February 13, 2006. |
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CENTRAL EAST: Suzan Swanton will be providing
a training "Engaging Substance Abuse Patients in
Treatment," for Johns Hopkins. The training will
be held in Glen Burnie, MD on January 31, 2006. |
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NATIONAL OFFICE: Co-sponsoring along with
SAMHSA CSAT, NIDA, NIAAA, and the Robert Woods Johnson
Foundation, the
2006 Joint Meeting on Adolescents Treatment
Effectiveness, March 27-29, 2006 in Baltimore, MD.
The ATTC Network is invited to attend, registration is
free. |
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GREAT LAKES: In partnership with the Illinois
SSA and its ATR project Great Lakes is planning and
implementing a one-day workshop on February 10 and 17,
2006 for Faith-Based organizations and Recovery Support
Service (RSS) providers regarding referral processes and
clinical considerations after clients have entered RSS
services.
read full description. |
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GREAT LAKES: In collaboration with Michigan's
SSA and its Training Project, Great Lakes is enhancing
its 2-day Clinical Supervision Training and expanding
the program to include on-going follow-up activities
(teleconferences, observation, reading and consultation)
to ensure supervisors are effectively implementing
lessons learned and are able to document improvement.
read full description. |
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SOUTHERN COAST: Is one of the lead sponsors of
the 2006 Adolescent Treatment Issues Conference to be
held in Tampa, FL at the USF Embassy Suites Hotel,
February 27-28, 2006.
read
full description. |
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SOUTHERN COAST: Is in the countdown to their
third Leadership Institute. The Immersion Training
will take place in Destin, FL on January 23-27, 2006.
The Institute had a change of dates and location due to
the very active hurricane season the Gulf Coast
experienced this year. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: Will sponsored the "Gaining Awareness:
Adult Co-Occurring Disorders Training" at Mt Vernon, AL
on February 2 and 3, 2006. This basic "peer-based
awareness training" is for counselors, social workers,
case-managers, nurses, doctors, clinicians, mental
health and substance abuse professionals. |
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SOUTHERN COAST: Will present "Clinical
Supervision: A Key to Treatment Success" in Key West, FL
on January 9-11, 2006. This training is provided
to fulfill a technical assistance request from WestCare
Florida (a company with substance abuse treatment
facilities in 6 states). Jim Knorp and Karen
Garrett will provide the Northwest Frontier's curriculum
to a select group of 12 clinicians from California,
Florida and Canada. For further information,
contact Jim Knorp. |
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SOUTHERN COAST: Will be sponsoring a Training
of Trainers for Northeast's curriculum on Co-Occurring
Disorders for Adolescents which will be held in
Birmingham, AL on February, 22, 23 and 24, 2006. |
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01/09/06 |
MID-AMERICA: Staff members will be part of a
panel presentation at a Mental Health Forum to be held
in Kansas City, MO, January 13, 2006.
read
full description. |
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01/09/06 |
CENTRAL EAST: Will be exhibiting and doing a
presentation on the ATTC Network at the 6th Annual
Healthcare Professionals Conference (CAPTASA) in
Lexington, KY, January 27-28, 2006. |
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CENTRAL EAST: Will be doing a three (3) day
training for APRA staff on Motivational Interviewing
January 23, 24, and 25, 2006. The trainer who will
be conducting this training for APRA is Thomas E. Dolan,
Grad.Cert., CAC AD. |
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NATIONAL OFFICE: Sponsoring the conference
workshop, Criminal Justice - Substance Abuse
Cross-Training: Working Together for Change, at
the GAINS Center 2006 National Conference, "System
Transformation at the Interface of the Criminal Justice
and Mental Health Systems," April 5-7, 2006, in Boston,
MA. Visit
gainscenter.samhsa.gov for additional information. |
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BLENDING TEAM: The PAMI (Promoting Awareness
of Motivational Incentives) Blending Team Video
production has been delayed due to legal arrangements
including consent forms. Anticipated video shoot
date is March 2006.
read
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Click on link above to view archived NIDA ATTC Blending Team Postings |
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PACIFIC
SOUTHWEST: Beth Rutkowski attended and
presented at the semi-annual Community Epidemiological
Workgroup (CEWG) meeting in Phoenix, AZ on January
18-20, 2006. Beth presented the latest information
on Los Angeles County Drug Trends: A Semi-Annual
Update. For more information, contact
Beth Rutkowski. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: Has added the NIDA/SAMHSA-ATTC Blending
Initiative Product brochures, the Evidence-based
Practice section to their Web site to increase
dissemination of the information. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: Conducted the "Buprenorphine Treatment:
A Training for Multidisciplinary Addiction
Professionals" in Tampa, FL, on November 30, 2005.
Two more trainings are scheduled to be conducted
February 3, 2006 in St. Augustine, FL and March 10, 2006
in Miami, FL. The presenters for this training are
Deborah Orr, PhD, and Judy Micale, MS, CAPP. For
further information about these trainings please contact
Judy Micale. |
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CENTRAL
EAST: Is finalizing plans to conduct S.M.A.R.T.
Treatment trainings across their region (Tennessee,
Maryland, and Delaware). |
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Facts/statistics
impacting the field! |
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01/09/06 |
DASIS REPORT: "Adolescents with
Co-Occurring Psychiatric Disorders: 2003". Study
found that adolescent admissions with co-occurring
disorders were more likely to be female (38%) than other
adolescent admissions (28%).
Read full report. |
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Resources & Publications
This
section has been created to insure that the efforts
of the Network are not duplicated, it will feature a
listing of curricula and other products Regional Centers
may be developing or completed so that the Network is
aware of their plans. This way, Regional Centers can
avoid the duplication of efforts and ideally promote
collaboration on specific work. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: "Compendium of Evidence-Based
Practices." This compendium of evidence-based
substance abuse treatment practices was created in
November 2005 and organizes the most up-to-date
information on particular practices.
read full description. |
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PACIFIC
SOUTHWEST: On January 10, 2006, Pacific
Southwest will be providing a fill Good Research
Practice (GRP) training for the Pacific Node of the
Clinical Trials Network and other researchers at the
UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs in Los Angeles,
CA. There will also be a short, condensed version
of this training given the next day, January 11, 2006
also in Los Angeles, CA. For more information
contact Thomas
Freese. |
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SOUTHWEST: Provided a three-day training on
the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (SCID),
January 18-20, 2006 in Los Angeles, CA. This
training will teach participants the proper protocol for
administering the SCID instrument. Both days must
be completed to receive a certificate of completion.
For more information contact
Bethany Plain. |
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PACIFIC
SOUTHWEST: Provided a two-day training on the
Addiction Severity Index (ASI) on January 5-6, 2006.
This training taught participants the correct procedure
for administering the ASI instrument. For more
information contact
Beth Rutkowski. |
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PACIFIC
SOUTHWEST: Planning is well underway for a
joint Pacific Southwest/Southwest Node CTN conference
for April 10 and 11, 2006 in Albuquerque, NM.
read
full description. |
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PACIFIC
SOUTHWEST: Dr. Michael Shafer (Pacific
Southwest Co-Director) and Dr. William Miller (PI of the CTN Southwest Node) have been collaborating on the
planning of a two-day conference, tentatively scheduled
for April 11-12, 2006 in Albuquerque, NM entitled,
"Promoting the Adoption of Evidence Based Practices in
Substance Abuse Treatment."
read
full description. |
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CENTRAL
EAST: Co-sponsored with ASAM a training,
"Pharmacological and Nonpharmacological Treatment of
Alcohol Dependence." The speakers, Eric Strain, MD
and Davane Ghandi, MD presented on January 14, 2006 in
Columbia, MD. |
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MID-AMERICA: Providing RA to the Oklahoma SSA
office to establish a state-wide addiction treatment
training calendar. In December Mid-America
Director Pat Stilen, and several staff members met with
OK SSA Director Ben Brown, and other state personnel to
begin the process. For more information contact
Pat Stilen,
816-482-1168. |
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GREAT LAKES: In collaboration with the
American Society of Addiction Medicine, Great Lakes
co-sponsored a four-hour course, "Pharmacotherapy and
Non-Pharmacotherapy Treatment for Alcohol Dependence"
January 14, 2006.
read
full description. |
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LAKES: Great Lakes Director met with ITC
leaders and their behavioral healthcare communication
committee on January 9-10, 2006 to establish a formal
collaboration.
read full description. |
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GREAT
LAKES: Great Lakes Director Lonnetta Albright
was invited for 2nd year to present the keynote at the
Minority Counselors Training Institute's certified
counselors graduation ceremony on December 17, 2005 in
Madison, WI.
read full description. |
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SOUTHEAST: Hosted a SVORI (Serious Violent
Offender Re-Entry Initiative) Cross Discipline Training
on January 17-18, 2006 in Columbus, SC. Southeast
is partnering with the South Caroline Department of
Corrections (SCDC) to provide SVORI training to
community teams from six South Carolina areas selected
by the department.
read
full description. |
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SOUTHEAST:
Will be attending and exhibiting at the 20th Annual
Board Seminar id Behavioral Health Services Association
of South Carolina, Inc. on January 20-22, 2006 in Myrtle
Beach, SC. |
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SOUTHEAST:
Will be participating in the planning and attending
the J.B. Fuqua Mental Health Forum at Morehouse School
of Medicine on January 27, 2006 in Atlanta, GA.
read full description. |
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NORTHEAST:
On January 5, 2006, Northeast conducted a 2-hour
video presentation of "Offering Positive Incentives to
Change Behavior" for the Western Psychiatric Institute
and State Hospital Conference in Pennsylvania. The
presentation highlighted the principles of Motivational
Incentives and the MIEDAR CTN protocol and products
being designed to promote awareness of Motivational
Incentives. |
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PRAIRIELANDS: Anne Helene Skinstad, PhD, made
a one-hour presentation at the National Center for
Responsible Gaming Annual Conference on Gaming and
Addiction held in Las Vegas on December 7 and 8, 2005.
The title of her presentation was "Connecting Science
and Practice: The Impact of Gambling Research on
Clinicians." |
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PRAIRIELANDS: Displayed two posters at the
American Public Health Association's 133rd Annual
Meeting and Exposition held in Philadelphia, PA on
December 11-14, 2005. The two posters were:
1) "Understanding How Evidence-Based Approaches are
Implemented in a Rural Population: Does the
Evidence Stand Up?"; and 2) "Transferring Substance Use
Treatment Research to Practice." Posters were
presented by Maurine Orwa, Graduate Research and
Evaluation Assistant. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: Is updating their state-specific
strategic plans for delivery of ATTC services. One
Strategic Planning meeting was conducted for Florida on
December 1, 2005 and another is scheduled for January
11, 2006. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: Is conducting a forum with several key
Florida stakeholders including the SSA's Office, several
academic institutions, and CEOs from several agencies
throughout the state.
read
full description. |
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SOUTHERN
COAST: Is now negotiating to contract with the
Florida Office of Drug Control to provide services for
the Adolescent Treatment Coordination State Incentive
Grant that was awarded in August to Florida. This
contract will provide an Adolescent Specialist position
for Southern Coast as well as funding for training,
technical assistance and product development activities
for the grant. |
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PRAIRIELANDS: Will
conduct the Toolbox Training Session, "Group
Counseling." The Toolbox Training is a curriculum
based on the SAMHSA TAP #21 as well as the NIDA
Principles of Effective Drug Treatment. The 12
module series is designed to prepare entry level
substance abuse counselors for the certification exam.
The Group Counseling module will be conducted on Friday,
January 27, over the Iowa Communications Network.
More information can be found on
Prairielands Web site. |
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CENTRAL EAST: Will
be presenting "Criminal Justice - Substance Abuse Cross
Training" Working Together for Change (Adapted for the
SVORI - 2005) on January 24-25th, in Memphis, TN.
This training is limited to the local persons involved
with offender reentry. The Opening Speaker is
Commissioner George M. Little from the Tennessee
Department of Correction. The two trainers will be
Jonathan Head from Trinity Counseling Services, Inc. and
Cynthia Moreno Tuohy representing Central East (both
SVORI trained trainers). |
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GREAT LAKES: In
partnership with the Illinois SSA and its ATR project
Great Lakes is planning and implementing a one-day
workshop on February 10 and 17, 2006 for Faith-Based
organizations and Recovery Support Service (RSS)
providers regarding referral processes and clinical
considerations after clients have entered RSS services.
Topics to be covered include: 1) "Recognizing
Signs and Symptoms of Relapse and Substance Use;" 2)
"Referring to other RSS providers and Treatment
providers;" 3) "Procedures for completing required
paperwork;" and 4) "Building Rapport across the RSS
provider network." Contact
Corey Parker for more information. |
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GREAT LAKES: In
collaboration with Michigan's SSA and its Training
Project, Great Lakes is enhancing its 2-day Clinical
Supervision Training and expanding the program to
include on-going follow-up activities (teleconferences,
observation, reading and consultation) to ensure
supervisors are effectively implementing lessons learned
and are able to document improvement. Dates
scheduled are: April 3-4 (May 2 follow-up); April
10-11 (May 11 follow-up); June 8-9 (June 22 follow-up).
Contact Mark
Sanders for more information. |
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SOUTHERN COAST: Is
one of the lead sponsors of the 2006 Adolescent
Treatment Issues Conference to be held in Tampa, FL at
the USF Embassy Suites Hotel, February 27-28, 2006.
Southern Coast will be sponsoring 5 speakers:
Robert Trestman, PhD - "Behavior Management"; Greg
Benson - "Co-Occurring Disorders in Adolescents"; Daniel
Santisban, PhD - "Engaging Families"; Joseph
Biscoe/Florida Mental Health Institute - "Effective
Implementation of Evidence-Based Treatment Practices";
and Michael Clark - "Strength-Based Treatment for
Adolescents." For further information on this
conference, please visit the
Southern
Coast Web site. |
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MID-AMERICA: Staff
members will be part of a panel presentation at a Mental
Health Forum to be held in Kansas City, MO, January 13,
2006. The one-day forum, entitled The Mental
Health Maze: Depression, Family Violence and Child
Abuse, and the Mental Health System, will include
keynote speakers, David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D., U.S.
Surgeon General; A. Kathryn Power, Director of SAMHSA's
Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS); and Bowen F.
White, M.D., founder of the Department of Preventative &
Stress Medicine for Baptist Medical Center in Kansas
City, MO. Mid-America will take part in the
afternoon panel presentation, Reality Check: Bi-state
Success Stories and Resources in Prevention and
Treatment, highlighting ATTC products and resources that
have impacted the field. For more information,
contact Jan Wrolstad,
816-482-1150. |
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MOTIVATIONAL INCENTIVES BLENDING TEAM: The
PAMI (Promoting Awareness of Motivational Incentives)
Blending Team Video production has been delayed due to
legal arrangements including consent forms.
Anticipated video shoot date is March 2006.
Meanwhile the Blending Team is finalizing other products
in the awareness campaign packet to include Powerpoint
presentations for policy makers and clinicians;
annotated bibliography; articles; tools for programs;
letters and other Trainer Tool Kit resources.
Blending Team meetings scheduled for January 20 and
January 23-24 with marketing and production company. |
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SOUTHERN COAST:
"Compendium of Evidence-Based Practices." This
compendium of evidence-based substance abuse treatment
practices was created in November 2005 and organizes the
most up-to-date information on particular practices.
The information is organized using the Texas Christian
University's (TCU) Treatment Process Model developed by
Dr. Dwayne Simpson (2002). This model is a
systematic framework for representing how treatment
works. This Compendium will be updated
periodically as new information become available to the
field.
Compendium of Evidence-Based Practices. |
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PACIFIC SOUTHWEST:
Planning is well underway for a joint Pacific
Southwest/Southwest Node CTN conference for April 10 and
11, 2006 in Albuquergue, NM. The partnership
between the University of Arizona and the University of
New Mexico surrounding this event will bring together
researchers from both the Southwest Node and Pacific
Southwest Node CTN, along with trainers from Pacific
Southwest to highlight the CTN blending products for
community based programs in the state of New Mexico.
The state behavioral health agency has committed
sponsorship funds for this event, along with the single
state payor, Value Options. A hotel location has
been secured and the Governor of New Mexico has agreed
to address the audience. Registration material is
scheduled for distribution February 1, 2006. |
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PACIFIC SOUTHWEST: Dr.
Michael Shafer (Pacific Southwest Co-Director) and Dr.
William Miller (PI of the CTN Southwest Node) have been
collaborating on the planning of a two-day conference,
tentatively scheduled for April 11-12, 2006 in
Albuquerque, NM entitled, "Promoting the Adoption of
Evidence Based Practices in Substance Abuse Treatment."
This conference will highlight all of the blending
protocols, provide an overview to the CTN and ATTC
Networks, and afford presentations on a variety of
topics. A planning committee, formed of state
agency and local treatment providers, has been
established. |
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GREAT LAKES: In
collaboration with the American Society of Addiction
Medicine, Great Lakes co-sponsored a four-hour course,
"Pharmacotherapy and Non-Pharmacotherapy Treatment for
Alcohol Dependence" January 14, 2006. Great Lakes
marketed event to non-physician professionals;
exhibited; is applying for continuing education for
non-physicians attending the workshop; and collected
GPRA. CMEs and CEUs will be awarded. This is
the second ASAM collaboration. A third workshop is
planned for January 28, 2006 in Green Bay, WI.
Contact Tiffany
Kilpatrick or visit
Great Lake's Web site for more information. |
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GREAT LAKES:
Great Lakes Director met with ITC leaders and their
behavioral healthcare communication committee to
establish a formal collaboration. Planned
activities include: Needs Assessment of
organizational readiness; Clinical Supervision workshops
in collaboration with Michigan's Training Project;
Motivational Interviewing workshops and techinical
assistance; coordinating meeting with William White re:
Recovery Management within the Native American
Community; literature reviews and identifying requested
resources and potential evidence-based models for Native
American populations and participating in the upcoming
Regional Leadership Institute to be held in Michigan
(August 2006). Contact
Lonnetta Albright
for more information. |
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GREAT LAKES: Great Lakes
Director Lonnetta Albright was invited for 2nd year to
present the keynote at the Minority Counselors Training
Institute's certified counselors graduation ceremony on
December 17, 2005 in Madison, WI. New counselors
involved in WAAODA's 2-year program celebrated their
accomplishment with a graduation ceremony and dinner.
Presentation focused on strength-based approaches
including suggested tools and approaches for working
with clients. ATTC and other national products
were disseminated. Contact
Lonnetta Albright
for more information. |
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SOUTHEAST: Hosted
a SVORI (Serious Violent Offender Re-Entry Initiative)
Cross Discipline Training on January 17-18, 2006 in
Columbus, SC. Southeast is partnering with the
South Caroline Department of Corrections (SCDC) to
provide SVORI training to community teams from six South
Carolina areas selected by the department. The
SVORI Training Team for the State of South Carolina will
provide reentry training for a community team comprised
of thirty-five (35) substance abuse and criminal justice
professionals, as well as other stakeholders who
contribute to the employment, housing and health care
needs of ex-offenders reentering the mainstream of
society. The content of the course will
familiarize criminal justice professionals with basic
substance use disorder treatment terminology, philosophy
and approaches; and substance use disorder treatment
professionals with basic criminal justice terminology,
philosophy and approaches. The four-day training
of trainers will familiarize the trainers with the
curriculum and allow them ample opportunity to practice
delivery of new material and share techniques with other
experienced trainers on the more subtle and difficult
aspects of the training. |
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SOUTHEAST: Will
be participating in the planning and attending the J.B.
Fuqua Mental Health Forum at Morehouse School of
Medicine on January 27, 2006 in Atlanta, GA. The
lecture series is designed to provide evidence-based
solutions for communities, health care providers, and
policymakers committed to addressing the mental health
system. The first four lectures will examine the
flaws in the current interface between the criminal
justice and mental health systems. The first
series moderator will be 16th Surgeon General of the
United States Dr. David Satcher and will feature
speakers Judge Greg Mathis, Eric H. Holder, Jr., Dr.
Michelle Staples-Home, and Rocio Del Milagro Woody. |
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SOUTHERN COAST: Is
conducting a forum with several key Florida stakeholders
including the SSA's Office, several academic
institutions, and CEOs from several agencies throughout
the state. The forum will be held at the
University of South Florida Mental Health Institute in
Tampa, FL on February 10, 2006. The forum will
begin to discuss how best to set an action plan for
conducting pilot and large scale roll-outs of specific
evidence-based practices in the state. This was
one of the points of discussion at the strategic
planning meeting. |
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