The Basics of Addiction Counseling Desk Reference is a three-volume set that has aided many addiction professionals in attaining their state and national credentials. Beyond this, the Desk Reference is used as a quick reference tool for various situations that arise throughout addiction professional careers, and as a college/university text for classes such as Addiction 101, Addiction Overview, and other addiction-related course work.

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**JUST RELEASED IN MARCH 2018** Newly updated, Module I: Pharmacology of Psychoactive Substance Use Disorders is designed to introduce addiction, behavioral health and other service providers to the pharmacology of psychoactive substances and to increase their familiarity with the signs and symptoms of psychoactive substance use. Application of effective counseling techniques must contain factual information on the various types of psychoactive substance used that may lead to dependence, and their effects on the human body physiologically, psychologically and emotionally. This Module highlights the most recent science related to psychoactive substance use, including appropriate terminology and conceptual frameworks.

Updated in late 2017, Module II: Addiction Counseling Theories, Practices and Skills is designed to provide addiction counselors and other helping professionals with a general overview of the major theories and techniques used for addiction counseling. To be effective, addiction counselors and other helping professionals require concrete methods for correctly assessing clients and conceptualizing the problems associated with each individual. With a strong theoretical base, addiction professionals can more accurately determine the needs of their clients and outline possible directions for treatment.

Based on the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics, Module III: Ethical and Professional Issues in Addiction Counseling is designed as a teaching tool to assist addiction professionals in maintaining ethical professional practice. This manual contains a detailed discussion of the nine principles of the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics , as well as models for ethical decision making. In addition, examples of unethical conduct, possible applications of the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics and reflection questions are included in each chapter to further enhance the proper application of ethics in the addiction profession.

Please note that this module is currently being updated with the new NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics released in Fall 2016. The new module will be available by late April 2018. If possible, we recommend waiting until then to order. We will not offer an exchange for the new version.

Independent Study Course Package

This package includes the independent study courses for each of the three Basics of Addiction Counseling Desk Reference modules, including all three manuals and access to the online independent study exams for each module that can be completed for a total of 45 nationally-approved continuing education hours and serve as useful practice for certification/licensure exams.

• Module I – 246-page manual + online exam worth 11 nationally-approved CEs.
• Module II – 168-page manual + online exam worth 7.75 nationally-approved CEs.
• Module III – 130-page manual + online exam worth 13 nationally-approved CEs.
  • Please note that the new, updated Module III will be available by late April 2018.

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This package includes the manuals for each of the three Basics of Addiction Counseling Desk Reference modules. This package does NOT include access to the online exams for each module that can be completed for CEs.

• Module I – 246-page manual
• Module II – 168-page manual
• Module III – 130-page manual

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The purpose of the Desk Reference is to provide a compendium of material for the addiction and other helping professions that offers a general overview of information necessary to the development of a well-rounded addiction and other helping professional. The Desk Reference is intended to orient an individual program of study, which encompasses additional research and investigation. The Desk Reference is not purported to be either all-inclusive or in sufficient detail to ensure success in actual certification/licensure examinations. It MUST be used in conjunction with the examination content outline provided in application materials and the bibliography provided in the Desk Reference modules. While training courses based solely on the content of this manual should be professionally helpful, they may or may not, by themselves, adequately prepare one for success in actual certification/licensure examinations.

**JUST RELEASED IN MARCH 2018**

The Basics of Addiction Counseling Desk Reference is a three-volume set that has aided many addiction professionals in attaining their state and national credentials. Beyond this, the Desk Reference is used as a quick reference tool for various situations that arise throughout addiction professional careers, and as a college/university text for classes such as Addiction 101, Addiction Overview, and other addiction-related course work.

Newly updated, Module I: Pharmacology of Psychoactive Substance Use Disorders is designed to introduce addiction, behavioral health and other service providers to the pharmacology of psychoactive substances and to increase their familiarity with the signs and symptoms of psychoactive substance use. Application of effective counseling techniques must contain factual information on the various types of psychoactive substance used that may lead to dependence, and their effects on the human body physiologically, psychologically and emotionally. This Module highlights the most recent science related to psychoactive substance use, including appropriate terminology and conceptual frameworks.

Before pharmacology can be explored, it is important for addiction counselors, behavioral health counselors and other service providers to understand the direct connection between psychoactive substance use, impairment and substance use disorders including dependence. A substance use disorder is understood to be the use of any substance that goes beyond what is recommended, prescribed, or legal. Addiction is understood to be a disease that dysregulates the normal functioning of the brain, primarily evidenced by obsessive thinking patterns, compulsive drug seeking, lack of impulse control, and mood disorders. Substance use disorders develop when psychoactive substances are consumed to the point that the brain must readjust its normal functioning to compensate for the continual presence of the substances. The threshold for the amount of psychoactive substance that an individual must consume to become dependent is highly individualized, based on genetics, brain chemistry, specific substance, trauma history, and environment. Understanding the effects of psychoactive substances on the human body and the variables that can lead a person towards a substance use disorder will allow an addiction counselor, other helping professionals and service providers to more effectively work with their clients.

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INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE

This independent study course includes a 246-page manual and access to a 110 question online exam that can be completed for 11 nationally-approved continuing education hours and serve as useful practice for certification/licensure exams.

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The purpose of the Desk Reference is to provide a compendium of material for the addiction and other helping professions that offers a general overview of information necessary to the development of a well-rounded addiction and other helping professional. The Desk Reference is intended to orient an individual program of study, which encompasses additional research and investigation. The Desk Reference is not purported to be either all-inclusive or in sufficient detail to ensure success in actual certification/licensure examinations. It MUST be used in conjunction with the examination content outline provided in application materials and the bibliography provided in the Desk Reference modules. While training courses based solely on the content of this manual should be professionally helpful, they may or may not, by themselves, adequately prepare one for success in actual certification/licensure examinations.

Newly updated in 2017, Module II: Addiction Counseling Theories, Practices and Skills is designed to provide addiction counselors and other helping professionals with a thorough overview of the major theories and techniques used for addiction counseling. To be effective, addiction counselors and other helping professionals require concrete methods for correctly assessing clients and conceptualizing the problems associated with each individual. With a strong theoretical base, addiction professionals can more accurately determine the needs of their clients and outline possible directions for treatment.

Newly updated in 2017, Module II: Addiction Counseling Theories, Practices and Skills is designed to provide addiction counselors and other helping professionals with a thorough overview of the major theories and techniques used for addiction counseling. To be effective, addiction counselors and other helping professionals require concrete methods for correctly assessing clients and conceptualizing the problems associated with each individual. With a strong theoretical base, addiction professionals can more accurately determine the needs of their clients and outline possible directions for treatment.

Module II: Addiction Counseling Theories, Practices and Skills discusses the main theories and techniques used during each type of counseling dynamic, such as individual, family or group therapy. Within each of these settings, there are many different counseling theories practiced by addiction professionals; however, no one therapy or counseling approach is appropriate for all situations or clients. Depending on the school of thought of the addiction counselor or other helping professional, several theories could be equally applicable to a given situation or client. An addiction counselor or other helping professional must utilize his or her own experience and education to gauge which therapeutic approach would be the most beneficial and effective for the individual client. This part of counseling is often referred to as the “theoretical tool bag” because addiction professionals simply look for and select the best “tools” for the job at hand.

2017 Update includes:

• DSM-5 diagnostic criteria & newest ASAM criteria.
• 2016 NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics.
• Current terminology.
• Support of evidence-based practice and theory by research. published since last edition.

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Independent Study Course

This independent study course includes a 168-page manual and access to an online exam that can be completed for 7.75 nationally-approved continuing education hours and serve as useful practice for certification/licensure exams.

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This purchase includes the 155-page manual only.  It does NOT include access to the online exam that can be completed for CEs.

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The purpose of the Desk Reference is to provide a compendium of material for the addiction and other helping professions that offers a general overview of information necessary to the development of a well-rounded addiction and other helping professional. The Desk Reference is intended to orient an individual program of study, which encompasses additional research and investigation. The Desk Reference is not purported to be either all-inclusive or in sufficient detail to ensure success in actual certification/licensure examinations. It MUST be used in conjunction with the examination content outline provided in application materials and the bibliography provided in the Desk Reference modules. While training courses based solely on the content of this manual should be professionally helpful, they may or may not, by themselves, adequately prepare one for success in actual certification/licensure examinations.

The Basics of Addiction Counseling Desk Reference is a three-volume set that has aided many addiction professionals in attaining their state and national credentials. Beyond this, the Desk Reference is used as a quick reference tool for various situations that arise throughout addiction professional careers, and as a college/university text for classes such as Addiction 101, Addiction Overview, and other addiction-related course work.

Based on the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics, Module III: Ethical and Professional Issues in Addiction Counseling is designed as a teaching tool to assist addiction professionals in maintaining ethical professional practice. This manual contains a detailed discussion of the nine principles of the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics, as well as models for ethical decision making. In addition, examples of unethical conduct, possible applications of the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics and reflection questions are included in each chapter to further enhance the proper application of ethics in the addiction profession.

The NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics is a general guideline for professional behavior. In working with clients, colleagues and treatment agencies, there are events that occur which may not be specifically covered in the NAADAC/NCC AP Code of Ethics. Therefore, this manual is not intended to be an exhaustive resource concerning ethics, professional conduct or the addiction profession. Addiction professionals are encouraged to seek out additional resources concerning ethics and professional conduct when confronted with a questionable ethical situation. Persons who use this manual when making ethical decisions are acting on their own and not under the advisement of NAADAC. NAADAC is not responsible for the competency, actions or ethical behavior that results from reading this manual. Further, the examples provided in the guide are for illustration only and are not definitive statements of NAADAC’s ethical policies or guidelines.

Please note that this module is currently being updated and will be available by early April 2018. If possible, we recommend waiting until then to order. We will not offer an exchange for the new version.

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Independent Study Course

This independent study course includes a 130-page manual and access to an online exam that can be completed for 13 nationally-approved continuing education hours and serve as useful practice for certification/licensure exams.

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The purpose of the Desk Reference is to provide a compendium of material for the addiction and other helping professions that offers a general overview of information necessary to the development of a well-rounded addiction and other helping professional. The Desk Reference is intended to orient an individual program of study, which encompasses additional research and investigation. The Desk Reference is not purported to be either all-inclusive or in sufficient detail to ensure success in actual certification/licensure examinations. It MUST be used in conjunction with the examination content outline provided in application materials and the bibliography provided in the Desk Reference modules. While training courses based solely on the content of this manual should be professionally helpful, they may or may not, by themselves, adequately prepare one for success in actual certification/licensure examinations.

Este manual recientemente actualizado fue diseñado para ser una guia base de conocimiento para los consejeros profesionales en el campo de alcoholismo y drugas. Este manual provee una manera unica de estilos de enseñanza para cada consejero, integra mas graficos, y diagramas para ilustrar puntos importantes y asi asegurar una mejor retencion. Este manual es inapreciable como un instrumento de referencia para profesionales con experiencia, y es también muy útil como una ayuda primaria en la preparación para exámenes de certificación. Dividido en cuatro módulos, abarca la farmacología de sustancias psicoactivas, abilidades y practicas de consejeria, la base teórica de consejeria, y asuntos profesionales. Una bibliografía es incluida para estudio adicional. Los contribuyentes de esta publicación incluyen: Misti Storie, MS, Kathryn Benson, NCAC II, Arthur Freeman, EdD, Ted Godlaski, MDiv, MAC, Anne Hatcher, NCAC II, Murray Kelly, TAS, Shirley Beckett Mickell, NCAC II, SAP, Sharon Morgillo Freeman, PhD, MAC, and Michael J. Wagner, LCSW, MAC y la Comisión Certificadora de Puerto Rico.

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Integrating Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders: An Introduction to What Every Addiction Counselor Needs to Know is a skill-based training program that will help addiction counselors improve their ability to assist clients who have co-occurring disorders, within their scope of practice. This introductory educational program is designed for those who do not have a significant background with co-occurring disorders and will discuss the many myths related to mental illness treatment, barriers to assessing and treating co-occurring disorders, relevant research and prevalence data, commonly encountered mental disorders, applicable screening and assessment instruments and issues surrounding medication management and coordinating with other mental health professionals. This program will also introduce the integrated model of mental health and addiction treatment services, outlining how to utilize current substance abuse treatment best practices when working with this population. Through the use of case studies, video clips and interactive exercises, participants will feel more comfortable and competent in addressing mental health issues with clients who have co-occurring disorders.

Through this product, you will:

• Explore common misperceptions and biases regarding co-occurring disorders.
• Recognize and screen for the most frequent co-occurring disorders seen in a substance abuse setting.
• Apply knowledge of evidence-based practices currently utilized in the substance abuse arena to treatment of clients with co-occurring disorders.
• Integrate substance abuse and mental health referral services within the scope of his or her own practice.
• Identify a client’s stage of change, and stage of treatment, to implement effective interventions.
• Discuss the clinical aspects of medication management for co-occurring disorders.
• Review and discuss case studies and strategies for ensuring successful client outcomes.
• Translate information presented during the educational seminar to clients, families, colleagues and the community.

Please note that this program is currently being updated and will be available in Spring 2018. If possible, we recommend waiting until then to order.  We will not offer an exchange for the new version.

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INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE

This independent study course includes the 178-page manual and access to an online exam that can be completed for 18 nationally approved continuing education hours.

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**PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FACILITATOR'S GUIDE AND TRAINING KIT ARE CURRENTLY BACKORDERED UNTIL MID-MAY**

The Conflict Resolution for Recovery and Relapse Prevention (CRR) Training Kit is a skill-based therapeutic training program focused on the brain, how it works in conflict, and how to affect the quality of recovery. The Training Kit consists of a Facilitator’s Guide, Participant’s Guide, and a CD-ROM. The Facilitator’s Guide and Participant’s Guide may be purchased separately.

This Training Kit has been designed to:

• Help reduce relapse and sustain recovery of adult and adolescent substance use, abuse and dependent persons by improving their conflict resolution knowledge, attitudes and skills.
• Serve as a research-based, empirically-tested, psycho-educational curriculum that is effective and appropriate to use with diverse populations of adult and adolescent substance use disorder persons.
• Provide treatment and training materials for professionals (counselors, social workers, therapists, psychologists, outreach and faith-based and others) that are easy to use and integrate into existing community residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient substance use disorder treatment facilities, as well as school-based counseling, faith counseling and other helping professional and faith-based groups.
• Provide an effective, cost-efficient, feasible model for improving clients’ conflict resolution capacities. This innovative program is based on concepts adapted from effective use in other disciplines/environments, make use of today’s technology, and enhance relapse-prevention options.
• Provide almost 400 PowerPoint slides to use in therapy or psychosocial educational sessions.

**PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FACILITATOR'S GUIDE AND TRAINING KIT ARE CURRENTLY BACKORDERED UNTIL MID-MAY**

The Facilitator's Guide features talking points, exercises and role plays that focus around the course themes, as well as tips for interacting with groups and individual/family/couple clients around substance abuse conflict resolution issues, visual aids, and evaluation forms.

The Participant's Guide outlines key concepts, provides visuals that reinforce content, and includes homework assignments and personal exercise sheets.

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TRAINING KIT **CURRENTLY BACKORDERED UNTIL MID-MAY**

The Conflict Resolution for Recovery and Relapse Prevention Training Kit consists of the 264-page Facilitator’s Guide, the 99-page Participant's Guide, and a CD-ROM with almost 400 PowerPoint slides to use in therapy or psychosocial educational sessions.

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FACILITATOR’S GUIDE ONLY ** CURRENTLY BACKORDERED UNTIL MID-MAY**

This purchase includes the 264-page Facilitator’s Guide. This does NOT include the Participant’s Guide or the CD-ROM.

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PARTICIPANT’S GUIDE ONLY

This purchase includes the 99-page Participant’s Guide. This does NOT include the Facilitator’s Guide or the CD-ROM.

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NAADAC's New Horizons: Integrating Motivational Styles, Strategies and Skills with Pharmacotherapy is designed to educate participants on various motivational approaches to help alcohol dependent clients make positive behavior change in their lives.  This educational program will discuss how addiction counselors and other helping professionals can utilize a motivational style in addiction treatment, as well as how to integrate appropriate motivational strategies and skills to help the alcohol dependent move through the Stages of Change. This educational program will provide an introduction to open-ended questions, reflective listening, affirmation, summarizing, eliciting change talk, asking permission, giving advice, providing a menu of options, rolling with resistance and the four FDA-approved pharmacotherapies for alcohol use disorders. 

Through this program, you will be able to:

• Discuss the integration of motivational styles, strategies and skills into counseling alcohol dependent clients.
• Recognize the differences between the four FDA-approved pharmacotherapies for alcohol dependence.
• Review the Stages of Change model and how to utilize motivational approaches at each Stage.
• Apply knowledge presented during the educational seminar in group exercises and role plays.
• Discuss methods to overcome treatment obstacles and matching clients to the most appropriate therapy.
• Translate information presented during the educational seminar to clients, families and colleagues.

INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE

This purchase includes the 149-page manual, CD-ROM and an online study exam that can be completed for 15 nationally-approved continuing education hours.

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This purchase includes the 149-page manual and CD-ROM only. This does NOT include access to the online study exam that can be completed for CEs.

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NAADAC's New Innovations in Opioid Treatment: Buprenorphine is designed to discuss medication-assisted treatment in a way that challenges ideas and perceptions and to present unbiased information that can be used to assess the best possible treatment for patients.

This educational program discusses the four facets of opioid dependence and addiction (biological, psychological, social and spiritual), addiction as a disease and the scientific evidence to support this claim, three FDA-approved medications for opioid dependence, applying strategies to match patients to the most appropriate therapy, methods of motivating patients in opioid dependence treatment and building cooperative relationships between addiction professionals and prescribers.

Through this program, you will:

• Explore common misperceptions and biases regarding medication-assisted treatments for opioid dependence.
• Learn the psychopharmacology of opioid dependence.
• Recognize the differences between the three FDA-approved medication-assisted treatments for opioid dependence.
• Identify at which Stage of treatment medication-assisted treatment for opioid dependence is effective.
• Discuss the clinical aspects of medication management in the treatment setting, including: client selection, adherence issues, treatment planning and ongoing assessment.
• Review and discuss case studies and strategies for ensuring successful client outcomes.
• Discuss methods to overcome treatment obstacles and matching clients to the most appropriate therapy.
• Translate information presented during the educational seminar to clients, families and colleagues.

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INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE

This purchase includes the 125-page manual, a CD-ROM, and an online independent study exam that can be completed for 12 nationally-approved continuing education hours.

Regular Price: $125      Member Price: $93

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The Addiction Professional’s Guide to Screening, Brief Intervention & Referral to Treatment is a 175-page skill-based training program that brings together the tools that addiction professionals need to screen clients for unhealthy drinking, deliver effective brief counseling, refer to other specialists and provide successful case management & follow-up. This educational program also provides numerous appendices, resources, worksheets and specialty topics such as: understanding the dynamics of the families with alcohol use disorders in order to support both the family members, as well as the client, with alcohol-related issues; assessing and treating older adults whose use of alcohol or prescription pain medications may create additional complications; assessing and treating young adult and adolescents whose drinking patterns are unhealthy; and connecting clients to mutual support groups.

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INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE **APRIL SALE**

This purchase includes the 175-page training manual and an online quiz for 18 nationally-approved continuing education hours.

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The Employee Assistance Professional’s Guide to Screening, Brief Intervention and Treatment is a 220-page skill-based training manual on SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment). This manual brings together the tools that employee assistance professionals (EAPs) and other helping professionals need to screen clients for unhealthy drinking, deliver effective brief counseling, refer and co-manage with addiction specialists for EAP clients with serious problems and provide successful case management & follow-up.

By studying this manual, you will be able to use SBIRT to screen EAP clients for unhealthy alcohol use with brief, valid questionnaires such as the AUDIT-C and the AUDIT, deliver effective brief counseling informed by Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive-Behavioral techniques, link clients to medical or specialty addiction treatment services as needed, work with physicians and other specialists in ongoing care coordination, and provide follow-up and recovery supports to help clients to remain productive at work.

You will also learn how to:

• better understand the dynamics of the alcoholic family in order to support both the family members, as well as the EAP client, with alcohol-related issues;
• assess and treat older workers whose use of alcohol or prescription pain medications may create health and work-related problems;
• assess and treat young adult and adolescent employees whose drinking patterns are unhealthy;
• recognize special considerations for following SBIRT protocols with DOT-covered employees;
• connect clients to mutual support groups; and
• apply SBIRT techniques to other client concerns such as depression, anxiety disorders, drug use, medication misuse and tobacco use disorders.

The manual links to brief two to four minute web training videos that show both appropriate and inappropriate SBIRT techniques. The video examples use typical EAP situations in which the clinician can see counselors, like themselves, working with EAP clients who have alcohol and drug use disorders.

Supplementary materials such as questionnaires, practice scripts, clinical tools, research articles, and links to additional training resources are also provided.

Appropriate for employee assistance professionals, addiction professionals, social workers, mental health counselors, professional counselors, psychologists and other helping professionals that are interested in learning about SBIRT.

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To celebrate its 40th Anniversary, NAADAC is excited to announce the release of The History of Addiction Counseling in the United States: Promoting Personal, Family, and Community Recovery by William L. White, documenting the history of addiction counseling and NAADAC's role in the profession.

Since its inception, addiction counseling has operated without a definitive history of its birth and evolution. Recognizing the need for such a history, NAADAC recruited William (“Bill”) White, the addiction field’s premier historian and author of Slaying the Dragon: The History of Addiction Treatment and Recovery in America and related historical texts, to use the NAADAC archives and voices from the field to construct the history of addiction counseling and NAADAC's role in that history.

We offer special thanks to all those who collaborated with Bill to make this book a reality. It is our hope that this text offers a fitting tribute to the elders who have gone before us, celebrates this generation of addiction professionals, and invites future generations into this esteemed arena of service.

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This puchase includes the 521-page book. 

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*** TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK ***

This compact disc is a collaboration supported by NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals, Westbridge Community Services and the artists themselves.

The motivation for this project was to support the professionals who help individuals achieve recovery. Throughout the United States, there are almost 80,000 professionals who work with clients, families and communities to restore hope to people who are suffering from addiction. These challenging economic times have also had an impact on addiction professionals with demand for their services increasing while budgets are being cut, programs are shutting down and professionals are losing their jobs.

This CD has two intended purposes: to share the personal and poignant stories of recovery, sometimes from the perspective of the artists themselves, and to provide support for the 6,000 addiction-focused professionals who have lost their jobs over the last few years.

Revenues from this project will be used to help counselors maintain their certification to practice, and remain a part of the professional community to help them get back on their feet as the economy improves.

This CD is a labor of love, faith and hope: love of music, faith that things will get better and the hope that our individual contributions can help people change for the better.

Powerful and uplifting, it features songs that focus on the positive, as well as tunes that address the powerful, personal recovery stories of the artists involved.

IMAGINE RECOVERY CD

This puchase includes a CD which features songs by the following artists:

- Wildflowers in the Grass by Sonia Lee
- Eke Out Something Beautiful by Bill Burnett and the BackBoners
- Opting for the Yorn by the Denny Seiwell Trio
- Balm in Gilead by Nneena Freelon
- I Love You All by John McAndrew
- Salina Fats by Terry Kirkman
- Inside Looking Out by Steve Mills
- Peace and Calm by Christopher Tuohy
- Cheques From Chairman Mao by Wayne Kramer
- Wanderer by Hannah Aldridge
- Swallow Me written by Philip Jason Bender-Stone/sung by Charlotte Warren Sass
- One Day at a Time by Andy Babe Pace

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Let others know you’re proud to be a NAADAC member & addiction professional who’s improving the lives of your clients with the 100% heavy cotton long-sleeved NAADAC t-shirt.

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Whether you wear it to keep the sun out of your eyes or to show your NAADAC pride, the NAADAC embroidered baseball cap is a solid addition to your wardrobe. Made by Port & Company, its material is durable yet soft. With an easy-to-adjust back, it can fit any sized head.

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The person who’s organized and in charge is the one usually holding the clipboard. Be that person with the NAADAC portfolio’s padded front and back protective layer, reinforced soft plastic spine, and interior pocket.

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At home, work, or the beach – you can always use a blanket! This 90% polyester 10% peva NAADAC saddlebag is able to offer comfort to a client, ward away chill when watching TV, or protect from dirt while on a picnic.

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