January 20, 2012 Gary A. Enos
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Mel Schulstad, 93, a giant presence during the formative years of the addiction counseling profession and the co-founder of the organization now called NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals, died Jan. 6.
January 9, 2012 Joan E. Standora, PhD, LADC, CADC, CASAC
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The field of chemical dependency treatment and prevention is poised for major changes in workforce development this year. It is not easy to parse how these changes will affect our clients and our future work.
December 13, 2011 Dan Griffin
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In the second part of a three-part series, Rick Dauer shares more personally about the effect that being a part of the Helping Men Recover had on him and two other counselors.
October 25, 2011 Dan Griffin
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Helping Men Recover (Covington, Griffin, and Dauer; Jossey-Bass 2011) is the first gender-responsive and trauma-informed curriculum for men who have alcohol and other drug addictions.
September 19, 2011 Gary Enos, Editor
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As the addiction field commemorates Addiction Professionals Day today, Sept. 20, many experts see clinical professionals at an important crossroads.
July 14, 2011 Mark Sanders, LCSW, CADC
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Using notes from lectures he heard by Walter Green, MD, while he was a client in alcoholism treatment, the late Father Joseph Martin went on the
June 28, 2011 Gary A. Enos, Editor
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A nationally honored advocate now has an award named after her as well. Leaders of Faces & Voices of Recovery announced at their June “America Honors
May 14, 2011 Don P. Osborn, MS, MA, MAC, LMHC, President of NAADAC
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Don P. Osborn, MS, MA, MAC, LMHC, President of NAADAC This is a challenging time for our profession.Our workforce is being tested by rapid and
May 14, 2011 Nancy Paull and Danielle Wolffe
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Organizations across the country that provide treatment for addictive disorders are facing a crisis in adequately staffing their programs. This
March 14, 2011 Charles W. Hemingway, JD, MS, NCC, CADC-I and Douglas S. Querin, JD, MA, CADC-I
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As NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals, moves toward finalizing revisions of its Code of Ethics in 2011, it is appropriate to
February 1, 2011 Don P. Osborn, MS, MA, MAC, LMHC, President of NAADAC
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Don P. Osborn, MS, MA, MAC, LMHC, President of NAADAC In my mind they were missionaries to the lost and dying. They went where no one else wanted
January 24, 2011 Gary Enos, Editor
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This posting has been submitted by guest blogger David J. Powell, PhD, president of the International Center for Health Concerns, Inc., reporting from Vietnam.
