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1. Getting to Know Your Affiliate (Add your association name) & NAADACDATE PRESENTERS
3. NAADAC Is… A National & International Membership Organization for Addiction Professionals
Promoting Identity and Development
An Advocacy Organization
A National & International Credentialing Body
4. The NAADAC Vision To be the premier global organization of addiction focused professionals who enhance the health and recovery of individuals, families and communities.
5. The NAADAC Mission To lead, unify and empower addiction focused professionals to achieve excellence through education, advocacy, knowledge, standards of practice, ethics, professional development and research.
6. Benefits of Membership Subscription to Addiction Professional magazine
Subscription to the NAADAC News
Nine Free Online CEs
Discounts on
National Credentials
NAADAC publications
National Conference Registrations
Regional Conferences
Workshops
20% Discount on Hazelden Publishing and Educational Services
7. Benefits of Membership Professional liability insurance and access to legal advice
Medical, Dental, Life & Disability Insurance
Annual national conference
National advocacy for addiction treatment coverage
Professional development & career advancement
Networking opportunities
Toll free access to national staff and informative website
Opportunities for leadership and recognition through committees, elected offices and awards programs
8. Free CE’s
Nine (9) FREE online CEs
New in 2010 – Six more online FREE CEs
Certifications and Endorsements
NAADAC members are eligible for a $100 discount in the National Certification Commission (NCC):
National Certified Addiction Counselor (NCAC) levels I and II
Master Addiction Counselor (MAC)
Nicotine Dependent Specialist Credential
Adolescent Specialist Endorsement (ASE).
Conference and Workshops
NAADAC members receive a discount on:
NAADAC Sponsored Conferences and workshops
NAADAC Products (Basics, Conflict Resolution in Recovery, Recovery Watches, SAP/DOT Qualification Course and New Horizons (MI)/New Innovations)
Membership That Pays for Itself
9. Increase the visibility of your Organization/Agency
Free career ad on www.naadac.org
Free Organization/Agency listing in a NAADAC publication
One complimentary Conference registration (one every two years)
30% discount on NAADAC Education Provider fee
New REDUCED fee
($500 for Two Year Membership) Organizational Membership
10. Access to Affordable: MedicalDentalDisability Life InsuranceProperty InsuranceBoard of Director’s LiabilityAgency & Individual Malpractice
11. National & Regional Conferences Reduced rate for members.ScholarshipsNAADAC members are eligible for scholarships to NAADAC conferences and seminars.
12. Current News Advocacy Health Reform Prevention Treatment Education National & State EventsFREE to NAADAC Members
13. DOT/SAP Qualification
Earn Nationally recognized Department of Transportation Substance Abuse Professional Qualification & Re-Qualification
Course books available at www.naadac.org
14. Skill-Based Trainings and Certificates Conflict Resolution in Recovery & Relapse Prevention – designed to:
Help reduce relapse and sustain recovery of adult and adolescent substance use.
Serve as a research-based, empirically-tested, psycho-educational curriculum that is effective and appropriate to use with diverse populations.
Provide treatment and training materials for professionals that are easy to use and integrate into existing treatments.
Curriculum kits containing Facilitators Guide, Client Workbook and Power Points available at www.naadac.org
15. Basics of Addiction Counseling: Desk Reference and Study Guide Classic Version
New for Fall 2009
Ethics
Counseling Skills
Pharmacotherapy
16. NAADAC Branded Member Specialties Support your profession by sporting a NAADAC polo shirt and briefcase.
NAADAC Wellness and Recovery Watch with interchangeable support discs
18. Examples of NAADAC’s Legislative Activity Parity: Historic anti-discrimination law passes in 2008; goes into effect 2010
Health Care Reform: Working to ensure addiction services are required in all health plans and that addiction professionals benefit from new workforce development programs
Veterans Issues: NAADAC President delivered oral testimony before Congress on veterans’ treatment needs in 2008; Justin Bailey Veterans Substance Use Disorder Prevention & Treatment Act passes 2008
19. Political Action Committee Enables NAADAC to donate to members of Congress who support addiction professionals and the clients we serve—a unique and irreplaceable advocacy tool
Only active addiction-focused national PAC
Relies 100% on donations from NAADAC members
September 1-30, 2009: Annual PAC Drive!
Donate in August and be entered to win prizes!
20. Benefits for Members Advocacy in Action Conference
CE trainings on advocacy
Policy briefings
Put skills into action by visiting your members of Congress
Sept. 2010 with annual conf.
E-Advocacy Center
Action Alerts on current legislation issues
Advocacy updates, town hall alerts and other advocacy efforts
21. Benefits for Members NAADAC.org/Advocacy
Updated briefings, background papers, resources and more
Advocacy blog - keep up-to-date on current issues
Printed materials
Annual “Guide to Addiction Policy”
Articles in NAADAC News, Addiction Professional & Others
Access to NAADAC staff for any advocacy questions or advice
22. Technical assistance on state-level advocacy
Sept. 14, 1 pm ET: Web-based advocacy training for state affiliates
RSVP to daniel@naadac.org or 800.548.0497 x129
Support for affiliate public policy committees, including strategic planning and assistance on starting a public policy committee
Use of the e-Advocacy Center for state-level advocacy
“Advocacy Handbook for Individuals and Affiliates” to be released Fall 2009
Benefits to Affiliates
23. Public Policy Committee & PAC Committee PPC: oversight for NAADAC’s government relations activities
Are you a NAADAC member who cares deeply about advocating for the profession? NAADAC is accepting self-nominations for the Public Policy Committee.
Please visit www.naadac.org/advocacy for more information.
Deadline: Sept. 15, 2009
PAC Committee: provides oversight for the PAC
Self-nominations always welcome. Contact daniel@naadac.org or 800.548.0497 x129 for more information
24. 50 NAADAC Affiliates * Strategic Planning* Conference Development* Membership Development*Technical assistance
25. NAADAC’s Web site
26. Toll free number to the national office 800.548.0497
27. Free promotion of state events on the NAADAC Web site and in NAADAC News
28. NAADAC National Headquarters NAADAC Moved into new Association Offices in August 2007.
NAADAC Membership dues were not affected.
This investment provides equity for the association and ensures its long-term stability.
NAADAC has raised funds for the building.
Two long-time supporters of NAADAC, Tom Van Wagner, of Van Wagner Insurance, and Mel Schulstad, the first President of NAADAC, serve as co-chairs of the NAADAC Building Campaign.
29. Alexandria, VA A building will be more than just bricks and mortar: it will continue to form a foundation for more growth, services and advocacy in the future.
30. Earn Continuing Education Credits with NAADAC’s Life Long Learning Education & Training
NAADAC Life-Long Learning Series
Earn Credits Online or at Seminars
Low to no Cost
Full Program Details at www.naadac.org/learn
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Experienced Trainers can tap into a national network
Local facilities/groups can find nationally recognized trainers Speakers Bureau
32. National Awards Annual Awards Recognizing
Best Practices and Practitioners in Counseling, Medical & Professional Care
33. Workforce Development A Workforce Development video, In partnership with NEATTAC, CEATTAC, NATTC, CAADAC, OAADAC, Watershed Treatment AAPNY, SCAADAC & CRC Health Group.
34. National Scope of Practice NAADAC in collaboration with other stakeholders developed a Scope of Practice specific to:
Entry Level (Beginning Counselor/Intern)
Level I Counselor (Associates)
Level II (Bachelors)
Level III (Masters or Above)
Visit www.naadac.org and search for “scope of practice”
35. NASSCC National Addiction Studies & Standards Collaborative Committee (NASSCC)
National committee composed of representatives from ATTCs, HBCUs, INCASE, NASADAD & colleges and universities
National standardized addiction curriculum at the AA, BA, MA & PhD
Nationally recognized Scope of Practice
A network colleges & universities in addiction studies for transferability & recognition
36. Certificate in Spiritual Caregiving to Help Addicted Persons and Families A special certificate program ideally suited for faith leaders that will:
enhance the basic knowledge about addiction and its impact on family members including children and youth
provide opportunities to learn about treatment and recovery resources in the community
enhance skills at recognizing alcohol and drug addiction
provide tools and strategies to help children, youth and families living with addicted parents or spouses.
37. Coming Events Conflict Resolution in Recovery
October 1-3, 2009
March 14-16, 2010
Washington, DC
U.S. DOT Substance Abuse Professional Seminars
March 25-26, 2010
October 21-22, 2010
Washington, DC
National Conference on Addiction Disorders
September 8-11, 2010
Washington, DC
Visit NAADAC’s website for Regional and State Conferences at www.NAADAC.org
38. For More NAADAC Information 800.548.0497