The New England School of Addiction and Prevention Studies will be hosting its 30th New England School of Best Practices conference. This popular five-day late summer (Aug 29-Sept 2) event gives addiction and behavioral health professionals the opportunity for in-depth study in areas of special interest. The program includes advanced clinical and administrative skilled-based treatment in best practices, evidence-based practices approaches, advanced prevention offerings, a psychologist track, current and emerging topics, and clinical supervision.

In order to meet your continuing education needs and ensure that this program will happen, we are offering the 30th Annual Best Practices School learning community online:

• Select from over 30 intensive courses:
  • New Psychologist Track with CE Hours for Psychologists (further details on website) - Designed for psychologists and experienced counselors
  • Advanced Prevention Track, including Advanced Ethics
  • Clinical Supervision Foundations and Advanced Clinical Supervision
  • Many additional courses for experienced clinicians, including Advanced Ethics, evidence-based practices, and current topics!
• Virtual courses will take place live by videoconference, allowing for participant interaction;
• In addition to courses: plenary sessions, virtual community, and more!
• Options are available to attend the full program, one day, or any number of days.
• Earn up to 26 contact hours during the week of the program, with the opportunity for 4.5 additional post-program hours in September.
• New Englanders: Scholarships are available from most New England states and a few other sources - Apply for a scholarship within your registration!

Find complete Virtual Best Practices course information, registration, and New England scholarship application information at the 2022 Best Practices School Website.

A Note about the 2022 New England Summer Programs:

For over 50 years, we have welcomed new and returning Summer School participants to experience the unique learning environment of the New England School of Addiction and Prevention Studies, and, for 30 years the New England School of Best Practices. In 2020, early in the COVID-19 pandemic, we quickly pivoted to a virtual format to ensure that these schools continue. This year, for the safety of our Summer School and Best Practices School communities and to ensure their availability for all, we will again gather virtually. We understand that many attendees each year plan on the Summer School or the Best Practices School for their professional development, and many depend on the large number of contact hours offered for their credentialing. Addiction remains a critical issue, and our field's important work is needed more than ever. Thank you to our faculty, planners, state agency and state and regional training partners, and our School staff for their assistance in ensuring that a strong online program is available again this year...We are pleased to offer this Virtual 30th Anniversary New England School of Best Practices in Addiction Services!

Sincerely,
Denise Adams and AEI Team

AdCare Educational Institute of New England:

https://neias.org
207-621-2549
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