An Addictions Conference for Professionals. Sponsored by the Johns Hopkins Center for Substance Abuse Treatment and Research and the Clinical Trials Network. Speakers and topics to be announced soon. Registration: $60 Includes Continental Breakfast and Boxed Lunch Counselors, Nurses, Social Workers earn up to 5.5 CEUs For more information contact Jasmyne Jardot at or 410-550-0490
Target Audience: Addiction/Professional Counselors, Nurses, Social Workers, Program Directors and Therapists. Participants will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of the impact of depression on maintenance of substance use disorders; Develop an understanding of public policy and public health responses to addic- tion through national case studies; Identify the causes and scope of the opioid...
The practice of Addiction Medicine advances every day as local and national agencies attempt to respond to patients’ needs, new technologies are developed to enhance and extend treatment and monitoring, drug testing methods and best practices evolve, and the body of available research on addiction specific topics expands. Join us for a discipline-wide CME accredited...
The next national conference will be convening on March 10 to March 14, 2018 in New York City. AATOD produces conferences on an 18-month cycle. On behalf of AATOD, the 2018 National Conference will be hosted by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) and the Coalition of Medication-Assisted Treatment...
The nation’s premiere conference on the latest science, research, best practices and innovations in addiction medicine. The ASAM 49th Annual Conference is the nation’s premiere conference on the latest science, research, best practices and innovations in addiction medicine. The 2018 program offers seven concurrent sessions per time slot, two pre-conference offerings, and three popular plenary...
This conference will focus on how the legalization of cannabis impacts substance use disorders and their treatment. We plan to look at this issue through multiple lenses, both how increased access to cannabis and decreased risk of harm may impact rates and treatment seeking for cannabis use disorder, but also evaluating the data behind current...
