CASAT Training Catalog 2014

Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies University of Nevada, Reno

CourseCatalog Feb. 2014 - July 2014

Continuing Education

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Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies University of Nevada, Reno

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“This publication was supported in whole or in part by the Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health, Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Agency (SAPTA) through State General Funds and/or the SAPT Block Grant for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. DHHS, SAMHSA, or the State of Nevada.�

Table of Contents

Workshop Calendar........................................................... 4 Continuing Education Hours............................................ 5 Resource Information........................................................ 6 Prevention Specialist Credentialing................................ 7 Workshops......................................................................... 8 Webinars........................................................................... 15 Online Studies.................................................................. 16 Course Fees...................................................................... 17 Registration Payment....................................................... 18 Nevada RADAR Network..................................................19 Casat Academic Programs................................................20

Table of Contents

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Workshop Calendar

February 2014 - July 2014 Workshop

Reno

Las Vegas

Time

February Clear Vision: The Power of Story to Heal

Feb. 7

Feb. 10

8:30am - 4:15pm

Anger Management

Feb. 21

Feb. 21

8:30am - 4:15pm

Clinical Supervision for LADCs

Feb. 27-28

March Confidentiality & HIPAA (Half-day)

Mar. 6

Mar. 7

LV: 8:30-12:00 RNO: 1:00-4:15pm

Ethics (Half-day)

Mar. 6

Mar. 7

RNO: 8:30-12:00 LV: 1:00-4:15pm

DSM 5, ASAM, GPPC, ICD, WHODAS?

Mar. 7

Mar. 14

8:30am - 4:15pm

ASAM

Mar. 13

Mar. 11

8:30am - 4:15pm

Child Abuse/Neglect and Substance Abuse Mar. 21

Mar. 24

8:30am - 4:15pm

Domestic Violence

Apr. 18

8:30am - 4:15pm

Apr. 14-15

8:30am - 4:15pm

Mar. 28

April Clinical Supervision for LADCs

April 3-4

Groups and Group Processing

Apr. 28 -29

May ASI Lite

May. 8

May. 7

9am - noon

DSM-5 on Culture

May 9

May 16

8:30am - 4:15pm

Marijuana – What do We Think Now?

May 14

May 21

8:30am - 4:15pm

June DSM 5, ASAM, GPPC, ICD, WHODAS?

June 6

June 2

8:30am-4:15pm

Confidentiality & HIPAA

June 18

June 19

8:30am - 4:15pm

Older Adults with Histories of Trauma

June 24

June 25

8:30am - 4:15pm

June 26-27

8:30am-4:15pm

July 18

8:30am - 4:15pm

Clinical Supervision or LADCs

July Ethics

July 18

Webinars Ethics and the Internet

January 9

Noon - 1:30 PST

Poats

January 30

10am - 11:30am PST

Influence of Technology on Adolescent Risk-Taking

April 18

Noon - 1:30 PST

Synthetic Drugs

May 15

10am - 11:30am PST

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Workshop Calendar

Continuing Education Hours Professional Association Approval

Workshops are approved by the following professional associations for continuing education hours:

National

»» National Association of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC) »» National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) in-person workshops and webinars only CASAT is an NBCC-Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP) and may offer NBCC-approved clock hours for events that meet NBCC requirements. The ACEP solely is responsible for all aspects of the program.

State

Approval

Nevada

»» Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug, & Gambling Counselors »» Nevada State Board of Nursing »» Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors »» State of Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers

California

»» State of California Board of Behavioral Sciences (MFCC & LCSW) »» California Association of Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Counselors (CAADAC) (Pending) »» California Association of Alcohol & Drug Educators (CAADE)

Contact Hours

Certificates indicating the number of contact hours earned are issued to all participants at the conclusion of each training (if payment has been made in full.)

Participants who arrive late or must leave a workshop early will have their contact hours adjusted to reflect workshop time missed. Those signing up for a training the day of onsite will have their certificates mailed to them.

Continuing Education Hours

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NV Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselor Requirements Licensed/Certified Counselors

Nevada Administrative Code 641C (NAC 641C.300) requires that all licensed or certified alcohol and drug counselors earn 40 hours of continuing education hours during a twoyear period of licensure or certification, of which three hours must pertain to ethics and three hours must pertain to confidentiality and HIPAA.

Clinical Supervisors

Licensed counselors who supervise certified interns must attend at least ten hours of continuing education in counseling supervision, ethics, and Nevada law during the two-year certification period. These hours may be included in the required 40 hours of continuing education.

Interns

Registered counselor interns are required to earn 15 hours of training within the first six months of their internship employment, 10 hours during the second six months, and 20 hours in each subsequent year. During the first three months, six hours of continuing educations credits must pertain to ethics and six hours must pertain to confidentiality and HIPAA.

Social Work CEHs

Pursuant to NAC 641B.189(2) revised February 11, 2009 and the Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers, a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) may take up to 15 hours of continuing education credits and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) may take up to 18 hours of continuing education credits via distance learning/remote study courses, home study and/or self directed learning programs during a two-year period.

Record Keeping

Participants in need of contact hours for alcohol and drug counseling licensure, certification, or internship, must have proof of attendance (Certificate of Completion) for possible audit by the Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Counselor’s office.

Questions

For questions about continuing education for counselor licensure, certification, becoming a clinical supervisor, or internships and/or for securing approval for attending or presenting a non-CASAT SAPTAsponsored training, contact: Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug & Gambling Counselor’s office (775.884.8922) or visit their website at: http://alcohol.state.nv.us/ Participants are reminded that maintenance of contact hour records, certificates, etc., is the responsibility of the individual, not CASAT nor the Board of Examiners

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Resource Information

Prevention Specialist Credentialing The state of Nevada does not have an established International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC) Member Board which recognizes the Prevention Specialist Certification. Those interested in receiving this certification are advised to visit a neighboring state that has an approved IC&RC Member Board to apply for certification in that state. For example, the California Certification Board of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors recognizes the Prevention Specialist Certification and offers the examination to receive such designation. In order to become a Prevention Specialist, the IC&RC has established the following minimum standards, however each member board may have additional requirements that must be met in order to qualify for thePrevention Specialist Certification:

Experience

2000 hours of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) prevention work experience.

Education

100 hours of prevention specific education. Fifty hours of this education must be ATOD specific. Six hours must be specific to prevention ethics.

Supervision

120 hours specific to the domains with a minimum of ten hours in each domain.

Examination

Applicants must pass the IC&RC International Written Prevention Specialist Examination.

Code of Ethics

Applicants must sign a prevention specific code of ethics statement or affirmation statement.

Recertification

40 hours of continuing education earned every two years. If the above standards are met, along with the individual IC&RC member board requirements, one must apply to take the Prevention Specialist examination. The Prevention Specialist examination will include questions pertaining to the following domains, which were identified as a Prevention Specialist’s areas of expertise:

1. Planning & Evaluation 2. Education & Skill Development 3. Community Organization 4. Public Policy & Environmental Change 5. Professional Growth & Responsibility

Testing dates and IC&RC member boards can be found on the IC&RC website: http://internationalcredentialing.org/

Prevention Specialist Credentialing

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Workshops January Integrating Peer Nevada is planning to build a sustainable, peer Support Services driven, system of care to increase recovery and whole in your Agency health outcomes through statewide public/private

peer partnerships. With the introduction of ACA, peer providers will expand their role in the delivery Jan. 24 Reno of reimbursable services. This workshop will present Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm the principles of recovery-oriented systems of care and address the integration of peer support workers into behavioral health systems. Practical exercises will be presented to behavioral healthcare and treatment providers in applying and implementing the principles and elements of ROSC into their agencies and/or organizations. Finally, a panel of experts will present an in-depth look at creating and implementing peer services in their agencies.

Instructor: Kevin Quint, M.B.A., LADC CEHs: 6

February The Clear Vision workshop is based on recent research that shows systematic writing exercises reduce PTSD and resolve burnout and compassion fatigue. In addition, journal prompts can facilitate each step in the Twelve Step process. This course is designed to help you find Feb. 7 Reno the resilience that resides within using simple and Feb. 10 Las Vegas profound writing exercises. The writing introduced in the workshop can laterbe used for client homework and/ Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm or used in small client groups. This is primarily a writing workshop with participants learning tried and true journal techniques that will lead to deep personal growth. The benefit is finding the deep wisdom, just under the surface of each person – therapist or client - unleashed by their writing.

Instructor: Linda Peterson, PhD, RN, MSN, MFT CEHs: 6

Clear Vision: The Power of Story to Heal

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Workshops

February Anger is a fundamental human emotion and how we think about anger, how we feel about it, and our reactions/ actions are critical issues, not the anger itself. Anger rarely appears alone, and if we are to address one emotion, Feb. 21 Reno we are better served by addressing all of them and Feb. 21 Las Vegas figuring out what they mean to our clients and how they help the clients define and live productive lives. This Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm training is appropriate for professionals who conduct anger management groups or do individual counseling.

Instructor: Reno: Chuck Holt, PhD

Las Vegas: Jennifer Dustin, MA CEHs: 6

Anger Management

March Confidentiality & Who can you tell and when? Who must you tell and when?

HIPAA (1/2-day) This half-day workshop will cover federal and Nevada rules March 6 Reno

of confidentiality with an emphasis on practical solutions to real problems. Topics will include; release of information and reporting requirements.

1:00pm - 4:15pm

Instructor: CEHs:

March 7 Las Vegas

Dave Spitzer, Esq. 3

8:30am - Noon

Ethics (1/2-day) In this course, participants will discuss and practice March 6 Reno 8:30am - Noon March 7 Las Vegas 1:00pm - 4:15pm

resolving these and other ethical issues within the contact of the ethical standards in the Nevada Administrative Code 9NAC) 641C. These standards also will be compared to the ethical standards of other mental health practitioners and professional groups. This workshop includes the ethical code for licensed and certified alcohol and drug counselors.

Instructor: CEHs:

Workshops

Jenny Brenn, M.A., MFT, LADC 3

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March The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is the standard classification of mental disorders used by mental health professionals in the United States. It is essential that all clinicians become proficient in the use of this critical guide. In this workshop we will discuss: Mar. 7 & June 6 • Elimination of the Multiaxial System Reno • Case Formulation Mar. 14 & June 2 Las Vegas • Criterion for Clinical Significance Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm • Diagnostic Criteria and Descriptors • Subtypes and Specifiers • Medication Induced Movement Disorders • Principle Diagnosis • Provisional Diagnosis • Coding and Reporting Procedures • Highlights of Changes from DSM-IV to DSM-5 • Overview of Disorders in theDSM-5 with a focus on Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders

Instructor: Denise Quirk, M.A.

Colin Hodgens, M.A., LADC CEHs: 6

DSM 5, ASAM, GPPC, ICD, WHODAS?

The training will focus on the new and expanded manual and it’s utilization through the continuum of care from engagement and screening, assessment, service planning Mar. 13 Reno and placement, treatment planning and continuing care Mar. 11 Las Vegas and recovery for the adult and adolescent population.

Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm Consistent and appropriate utilization improves quality of care. The ASAM Criteria has been revised to allow implementation in various settings other than addiction, for example in managed care.

Instructor: Mark Disselkoen, M.A. LCSW, LADC CEHs: 6 ASAM

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Workshops

March Many of the issues that we deal with in substance use treatment are generational. One of these issues is child abuse/neglect. In this workshop we will consider the relationship between child abuse/neglect and substance use. We will consider screening techniques for adult child abuse/neglect victims, consider treatment options Mar. 21 Reno including possible referral and consider our own thoughts, emotions and experiences related to child Mar. 24 Las Vegas abuse/neglect. In addition we will consider how we as Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm clinicians can attempt to identify this ongoing cycle in order to alter it along with considering ethical and legal considerations.

Instructor: Rich Shannon, MFT, NCC CEHs: 6

Child Abuse, Neglect and Substance Abuse

Interpersonal violence has affected many women and children. When love and life have been jaded by a violent history, relational and personal healing is critical to those traversing the road of recovery. Focusing on the Mar. 28 Reno connections between addiction and gender violence, this Apr. 18 Las Vegas workshop will address how to move an addicted survivor from a path of just coping to one of personal Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm empowerment and family engagement.

Instructor: Meri Shadley, PhD CEHs: 6

Domestic Violence

Workshops

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April Clinical Supervision for LADCs Price: $250

Reno: Apr. 3-4 Las Vegas: Feb. 27-28 & June 26-27 Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm

The objectives of the Clinical Supervision in-person training includes facilitating the development of a personal model of supervision and practicing skills to help shape the delivery of high quality, effective clinical services to those seeking assistance for substance use disorders.

This training is aimed at preparing clinical supervisors to observe job performance, provide feedback and coaching, prioritize learning needs, develop achievable learning objectives, and continue monitoring performance to assess effectiveness. Examples of key topics/concepts discussed are: • The scope of clinical supervision, the supervisory relationship • Applying theoretical models to clinical supervision • Observation formats and methods, how to review tapes • Counselor assessment and goal development, developing your own model • Cultural considerations, including agency culture considerations • Discussion/review of TAP 21A competencies • Requirements, regulations, and legal aspects of supervision • Social Media.

• Participants will receive 12 credits for attending BOTH days • Special price for 2-day workshop and two one-and-a-half hour webinars.

Instructor:

CEHs:

Reno - Stephanie Woodard, PHD Las Vegas - Roberta Miranda, M.S., CPC

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Apr. 28-29 Reno Apr. 14-15 Las Vegas

The power of group processing in healing and treatment has been consistently supported in research.

This will be a 2 day INTERACTIVE workshop influenced

by SAMHSA/CSAT TIP 41, current research and facilitator experience, all of which will be enhanced by the participants desire to contribute and learn based on their experience.

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Groups and Group Processing

Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm

Must complete both days of training to receive credit.

Instructor: Rich Shannon, MFT, NCC CEHs: 12

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Workshops

May Addiction Severity Index (ASI Lite) May. 7 Las Vegas May. 8 Reno Time: 9am - noon

Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm

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May 16 Las Vegas

This course will discuss cultural concepts presented in the DSM-5. The updated edition reflects a more inclusive description of the range of psychopathology on a more global (and not limited to a Western-based) approach.

The course will discuss DSM-5’s newly presented cultural principles, including “Cultural Syndrome”, as well as gender and cross-cultural issues to be considered in diagnosis. The course will also review the (evidencebased) Cultural Formation Interview (CFI), a semistructured interview composed of 16 questions to assess cultural factors using a person-centered approach.

Overall, the information provided throughout DSM-5, and particularly in the cultural formulation areas discussed in this course, can help clinicians avoid misdiagnosis, obtain clinically useful information, improve clinical rapport, and assess cultural epidemiology.

Instructor: Roberta Miranda, M.S., LADC, CPC CEHs: 6

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DSM-5 on Culture

Addiction Severity Index (ASI) Lite is a shorter version than the complete ASI. The ASI is a semi-structured instrument that covers the following areas, medical, employment/support, drug and alcohol use, legal, family/social, and psychiatric. The training will focus on effectively utilizing this tool to assess the client and utilize it to help with treatment recommendations.

Instructor: Mark Disselkoen, M.A. LCSW, LADC CEHs: 3

This interactive workshop will provide an up-dated review of marijuana, and the potential affects and consequences of involvement. Special attention will be given to current beliefs on the merits of medical marijuana, and its implications for the clinician. Suggested intervention May 14 Reno and treatment approaches and strategies will also be May 23 Las Vegas presented and discussed.

Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm Instructor: Garry Rubinstein, M.A., LADC CEHs: 6

“Marijuana” – What Do We Think Now?

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June Confidentiality & Who can you tell and when? Who must you tell and when?

This workshop will cover federal and Nevada rules of HIPAA

confidentiality with an emphasis on practical solutions to real problems. Topics will include: what is a proper consent June 18 Reno for release of information, how to respond to a subpoena, June 19 Las Vegas exceptions to the rules, and child and elder abuse reporting requirements. (This course is required for interns as well as Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm for licensed or certified counselors who are renewing their license or certificate.)

Instructor: Dave Spitzer, Esq. CEHs: 6

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A trauma-informed approach to addressing elder abuse and neglect, including self-neglect. The training offers a present-focus, collaborative process focused on safe coping and reducing risk/increasing safety for elders. Up-to-date research on the connection between June 24 Reno earlier trauma and current un-safety will be provided. A June 25 Las Vegas short screening tool, recommended by the Academy for Professional Development for Adult Protective Services, will Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm be discussed and practiced.

Instructor: Gabriella Grant, M.A. CEHs: 6

Older Adults with Histories of Trauma

July Alcohol and other drug treatment providers face many different and complex ethical issues. Concerns regarding dual relationship, scope of practice, and professional July 18 Reno conduct frequently arise. In this course, these and other July 18 Las Vegas ethical issues will be discussed in the context of the ethical Time: 8:30am - 4:15pm standards in the Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) 641C. These standards will be compared to the ethical standards of other mental health professional groups. This workshop includes the ethical code for licensed and certified alcohol and drug counselors

Instructor: Reno: Chuck Holt, PhD

Las Vegas: Jennifer Dustin, MA CEHs: 6 Workshops

Ethics

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CASAT Webinars Ethics and the Internet Ramifications of Social Media Jan. 9 Time: Noon - 1:30 PST

POATS

Jan. 30 Time: 10am-11:30 PST

This training is intended for professionals/counselors facing ethical dilemmas in a high technology and social media world. The training outlines and overview of technology and ethics, use of social networking websites by clinical supervisors, counselors, and clients, emailing clients, conducting internet searches on clients and/or supervisees, and performing client consultations online.

Instructor: James Von Busch, M. Counselor, LPC. CEHs: 1.5 Treatment Strategies for Prescription Opioid Dependence is apackage of tools and training resources for substance usedisorders treatment providers. The Blending Package describes how buprenorphine works and presents the results of a National Drug Abuse Clinical Trials Network (CTN) study that compared brief and extended buprenorphine treatments. The results of the study have implications for the treatment of adults dependent on prescription opioids. The POATS Blending Team (BT) package is designed to help treatment providers incorporate study findings and recommendations into their practice.

Instructor: CEHs:

Influence of Technology on Adolescent Risk-Taking April 18 Time: Noon - 1:30 PST

Beth Rutkowski, M.P.H. 1.5

This presentation will offer a brief synopsis of the developmental factors that influence risk-taking in adolescence, and how these factors impact use of technology. Common technology-enhanced social practices will be reviewed, as well as assessment and intervention tools for practitioners working with adolescents and their families.

Instructor: Jennifer Dustin, MA CEHs: 1.5

Webinars

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CASAT Webinars Synthetic Drugs May 15 Time: 10am-11:30 PST

The purpose of this webinar is to provide clinicians from a variety of work and educational backgrounds with a detailed overview of synthetic drugs, including substances known on the street as K2, Spice, and Bath Salts. The presentation seeks to raise awareness by defining key terms, describing the main classes of synthetic drugs commonly available, presenting available data on the extent of use, providing information on how to identify and assess individuals who are using synthetic drugs, and presenting clinical implications of synthetic drug use.

Instructor: CEHs:

ASAM June 17 Time: Noon - 3:00 PST

Beth Rutkowski, M.P.H. 1.5

The training will focus on the new and expanded manual and it’s utilization through the continuum of care from engagement and screening, assessment, service planning and placement, treatment planning and continuing care and recovery. Consistent and appropriate utilization improves quality of care. The ASAM Criteria has been revised to allow implementation in various settings other than addiction, for example in managed care. As part of this training, the DSM 5 Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders section will be discussed, including criteria and how to rate severity.

Instructor: Mark Disselkoen, M.A. LCSW, LADC CEHs: 3

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Webinars

Online Studies Online Videos Available for CEHs Earn contact hours through the viewing of online videos of taped “In-Person” workshops.

How it works • • • •

Register at training.casat.org Sign up under the “Home Study” tab Follow the link to the webpage to the corresponding video Follow the directions on the video page to view and complete all necessary steps in order to complete the viewing/ assignment process.

Note: some assignments may be completed online and other will have to be emailed to CASAT. After the submission is processed an emailed certificate will be sent out. A hard copy of the certificate may be requested from the CASAT office at: 775-784-4707.

To view a complete list of available online video studies please visit pxtx.casat.org.

Recorded workshops: • • • •

Ethics for MFTs Confidentiality and HIPAA FASD series DSM 5

Additional titles will be available in Spring 2014.

Recorded Webinars Recorded Webinars may be accessed at: training.casat.org (click on Home Study).

Video and Webinar Prices Pricing: $10 per CEH *Allow 7 business days for processing

Online Studies

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Course Fees In-person Workshop (Cost Per Day) Registered LADC/CADC Counselor Intern w/proof of internship

$35

Student (6 credits or above) w/valid Student ID

$35

Retired Professional

$35

NV Licensed or Certified Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Counselor* Employed in a SAPTA-funded treatment program

$45

SAPTA/Federally Funded Prevention Staff

$45

NV Alcohol, Licensed Drug or Certified Gambling Counselors*

$70

Social Worker

$75

Other licensed professionals, such as: EAP Professionals Federal/State/County/ City Employees Licensed Addiction Counselors (other than NV) Marriage & Family Therapists, Nurses, Physicians, Psychologists, School Personnel

$75

Other

$80

In-Person workshop handouts

$3

Half - day workshops

Half

Two - day workshops

x2

Call the CASAT staff at 775.784.4707 or toll free at 866.617.2818 with feerelated questions. Participants may be asked to provide documentation that verifies the training rate requested. *Licensed or Certified Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Counselors This term refers to all individuals who hold a current license or certification as an alcohol, drug and gambling counselor in the state of Nevada.

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Course Fees

Registration /Payment Information Advance Registration

Advance registration is requested. In the event that a workshop reaches capacity, registration may be closed prior to the day of the workshop.

Payment

Please pay all fees in advance. We accept payment by check, money order, purchase order, cash, or credit card. Please do not send cash through the mail. Certificates will not be processed until payment has been received.

Check

Make check payable to: Board of Regents

Credit Card

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover credit cards. “CASAT, UNR, Reno, NV” will appear on your statement for this charge.

Online

Register online at pxtx.casat.org

By Mail

Send completed registration and payment to: CASAT/UNR ATTN: SAPTA Training University of Nevada Reno 1664 N. Virginia St. /MS 279 Reno, NV 89557

By Fax

Use for purchase order or credit card payment only.

Fax completed registration form and purchase order/ credit card information to: 775.784.1840

By Phone

We are happy to assist you with workshop related questions via telephone, but we cannot accept registrations over the phone.

Confirmation

E-mail confirmations will be sent to those who register online at pxtx.casat.org, and to those who include their legible e-mail address on a paper registration form submitted by fax or mail.

Refunds

Refunds will NOT be offered for non-attendance.

• Refunds will be made ONLY if the cancellation is received at least three working days prior to the workshop.

• Social Security or tax ID number is required for refunds paid for by check.

Registration/Payment Info

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Nevada RADAR Network State Center Nevada Prevention Resource Center

University of Nevada, Reno William Raggio Building, Room 1021 - MS/1284 Reno, NV 89557-1284

Phone: 775.784.6336 Toll free: 1.866.784.6336

Fax: 775.327.2268 E-mail: nprc@casat.org

Web: www.nevadaprc.org

Nevada RADAR Network State Associate Centers Churchill Community Coalition 90 N. Maine St. Suite 301 - Fallon, NV 89406 Phone: (775) 423-7433 E-mail: churchillcoalition@hotmail.com Fax: (775) 423-7504 Web: www.churchillcoalition.com

Frontier Community Coalition 1475 Cornell Ave. Suite 500 - Lovelock, NV 89419 Phone: (775) 273-2400 E-mail: coordinator@frontiercommunity.net Fax: (775) 2732402 Web: www.frontiercommunity.net Foundation for Recovery 3321 N. Buffalo Dr. Suite 225 - Las Vegas, NV 89129 Phone: (702) 257-8199 Fax: (702) 257-8299 Web: www.forrecovery.org Statewide Native American Coalition 680 Greenbrae Dr. Suite 280 - Sparks, NV 89431 Phone: (775) 355-0600 Fax: (775) 355-0648 Web: www.itcn-snac.org/ Partners Allied for Community Excellence Coalition 1645 Sewell Dr. Suite 41 - Elko, NV 89801 Phone: (775) 777-3451 E-mail: pacecoalition@frontiernet.net Fax: (775) 738-7837 Web: www.pace-coalition.org Partnership of Community Resources Coalition 1517 Church Street - Gardnerville, NV 89410 Phone: (775) 782-8611 Email: info@CARECoalitionNV.org Fax: (702) 463-0602 Web: www.partnership-resource.org

CARE Coalition

6272 Spring Mountain Rd. Suite #100 - Las Vegas, NV 89146 Phone: (702) 582 - Email: info@CARECoalitionNV.org Fax: (702) 463-0602 Web: www.drugfreelasvegas.org

PACT Coalition

3110 Polaris Ave. Suite 6 - Las Vegas, NV 89102 Phone:(702) 582-7228 Email: pact@drugfreelasvegas.org

Web: www.drugfreelasvegas.org

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Nevada RADAR Network

CASAT Academic Programs Do you want to make a difference in someone’s life?

CASAT’s Addiction Treatment Services Programs are designed for those majoring in a health or social service field who are interested in the addiction field as a supplement their academic studies.

CASAT offers the following: • Undergraduate Minor & Certificate Programs • Graduate Certificate & Specialization Programs • Addiction Treatment Services Specialization for Master’s Level Students

Completion of the minor certificate, or masters program, satisfies 2500 work experience hours towards becoming a certified drug and alcohol counselor in the state of Nevada.

For advisement information, please call 866.617.2816. *Class available online and in-person

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