| Date: June 7-11, 2021 |  |
Format: Webinar |
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| Time: Varies Daily, See the Agenda | |
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THE NEW ENGLAND PTTC is proud to sponsor the following courses:
- 161.M NE PTTC Prevention Track: The Evolution of Cannabis Policy and Where Prevention Fits In
- 760.T, 760.TH, 760.P3, 760.P4 (multi-day course) NE PTTC: Substance Use Prevention Skills Training (SAPST)
- 261.T NE PTTC Prevention Track: Sector Engagement in Prevention
- 361.W NE PTTC Prevention Track: Emotional Intelligence for Adults - It Takes A Calm Brain to Calm A
- 362.W NE PTTC Prevention Track 2: Diversity and Inclusion in Prevention
- 461.Th NE PTTC Prevention Track: Queer Inclusive Programming: An Ally's Guide to Prevention
- 561.F NE PTTC Prevention Track: Know the New England State Epidemiolocal Outcome Workgroup
View the agenda for course descriptions, presenters, and to learn how to register.
ABOUT THE LEARNING SESSION:
The New England School of Addiction and Prevention Studies, commonly called Summer School, is an intensive 5-day learning experience to further knowledge, skills, and experience in the field of substance use disorder services. For over 50 years, participants from many disciplines have come together to form a unique, diverse learning community.
As the COVID-19 challenges continue, In order to meet your continuing education needs admist uncertainty, we are pleased to once again take the 52nd Summer School learning community online:
- Select from over 30 intensive courses from across the continuum of treatment, prevention, and recovery.
- Virtual courses will take place live by videoconference, allowing for course group work and interaction.
- In addition to courses: plenary sessions, virtual community, and more!
- Options are available to attend the full program, or any number of days.
- Earn up to 26 Contact Hours during the week, or 30 with 4 additional hours for Post-Event Program offerings.
New England summer programs have been developed to respond to specific needs in our regional workforce. Participants may attend offerings specifically for treatment, prevention, or recovery support, or courses of interest to all. Partial New England State Scholarships are available from most New England states.
The Summer School is appropriate for all who recognize the impact of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs on individuals, families, and communities. We hope to see you at this year’s Virtual Summer School!
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Please contact AdCare New England with any questions at 207-621-2549 or [email protected].