The New England PTTC introduces an Advanced Prevention Training Curriculum to the New England School of Best Practices.
Registration is now open!
The annual New England Best Practices School, held at the Waterville Valley Conference Center in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire, is a four-day school that has given addiction professionals the opportunity to combine in-depth study of an area of special interest with the opportunity to learn in a wilderness setting. The program has traditionally included advanced clinical and administrative skilled-based treatment in best practices and evidence-based practices treatment approaches, as well as a current and emerging best opioid treatment practices, clinical supervision and management training.
Starting in 2019, the New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center is collaborating with AdCare Educational Institute of New England to add an advanced prevention training curriculum to this annual school. The New England PTTC has picked content areas that have emerged as needs through the New England prevention workforce assessment process. Topics for the inaugural advanced prevention training curriculum will include:
- Advanced prevention ethics,
- Creating effective and engaging prevention presentations,
- Prevention organization supervision and management skills,
- Teen Culture