ADAI News

New Journals in the ADAI Library

These journals were recently received by the ADAI Library. Click on links to connect to tables of contents.

American Journal of Drug & Alcohol Abuse 35(4)
American Journal of Public Health 99(8)
Drugs: education, Prevention & Policy 16(3)
Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse 18(3)
Journal of Ethnicity & Substance Abuse 8(2)
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 37(2)
Tobacco Control 18(3)

New Journals in the ADAI Library

These journals were recently received by the ADAI Library. Click on links to connect to tables of contents.

Addiction Professional 7(4)
Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 27(3)
Contemporary Drug Problems 35(1)
Contemporary Drug Problems 35(2 & 3)
Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 16(2)
Journal of Addictive Diseases 28(3)
Journal of Dual Diagnosis 5(2)
Nicotine & Tobacco Research 11(8)

New Journals in the ADAI Library

These journals were recently received by the ADAI Library. Click on links to connect to tables of contents.

Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research 33(8)
Amer. Indian & Alaska Native Mental Health Res. 16(2)
Drug & Alcohol Dependence 104(1-2)
European Addiction Research 15(3)
Journal of Addictions Nursing 20(1)
Nicotine & Tobacco Research 11(6)
Nicotine & Tobacco Research 11(7)
Substance Abuse 39(3)
Substance Use & Misuse 44(7)
Substance Use & Misuse 44(8)

New Journals in the ADAI Library

These journals were recently received by the ADAI Library. Click on links to connect to tables of contents.

Addiction 104(8)
Addiction Research & Theory 17(3)
American Journal of Drug & Alcohol Abuse 35(3)
American Journal on Addictions 18(3)
Drug & Alcohol Dependence 103(3)
Drug & Alcohol Dependence 103(Suppl 1)
NIDA Research Report: Cocaine June 2009
NIDA Research Report: Tobacco July 2009
Substance Use & Misuse 44(4)
Substance Use & Misuse 44(5)
Substance Use & Misuse 44(6)

Clinical Supervision Training in Seattle & Portland

NFATTC is offering a special 2-part training on Clinical Supervision: Building Counselor Skills and Resolving Problems. The course was developed by NFATTC and has been a popular offering throughout the Northwest. In recent years it has been adopted by a number of other states.

This time, course is part of an independent national evaluation study of the whole ATTC network. Attendees will be asked to consent to be involved in the evaluation (but they can still attend the trainings even if they choose not to be involved in the evaluation). If attendees choose to participate in the evaluation they will be asked to do a brief on-line survey about a month following the training. In addition, a small subgroup of those who do the survey would be asked to participate in an interview by the evaluators to see what impact the training has had on their clinical practice and supervisory behavior. As an incentive, the cost of the course is reduced by 50%.

The course will be offered in Seattle on  Sept 21-22 and Nov 9-10, and in Tualatin, OR (near Portland) on Sept 24-25 and Nov 12-13.

For details and registration, please download the brochure.