Training
CADCA’s 24th Annual Mid-Year Training Institute
Join us for CADCA’s 24th Annual Mid-Year Training Institute, where professionals from across the substance use prevention field come together for four days of hands-on workshops, insights from experts, and networking opportunities! This event brings together industry leaders, master trainers, coalition members, and CADCA staff to share the latest cutting-edge strategies, best practices, and innovative solutions to common challenges.
Credentialing Conversations: The Value of ICAP in Workforce Excellence
Join the Center for Credentialing & Accreditation (CCA) team for the next session of the Credentialing Conversations interactive series: The Value of ICAP in Workforce Excellence.
Participate in the live Q&A and learn actionable takeaways.
Time: July 16, 2025 @ 8:00AM US EST
Presenters:
Center for Credentialing & Accreditation Team
Development of Curricula and Sustainability of University-Based Master’s Programmes in Addiction Studies: A Pilot Comparative Study
INTRODUCTION: Addiction studies programmes are very diverse around the world. To respond to the public health perspective needs to decrease problems related to drug use, empowering the addiction workforce in a sustainable way is a relevant...
Educating medical and nursing students to provide mental health, neurological and substance use care: A practical guide for pre-service education
Pre-service education sets the foundation for preparing health professionals to provide services within health systems. Educating medical and nursing students to provide mental health, neurological and substance use care: A practical guide...
Society for the Study of Addiction Annual Conference 2025
The SSA’s Annual Conference is the UK’s foremost gathering of
California Society of Addiction Medicine Annual Conference – 2025
Calling all California Society of Addiction Medicine members!
11th Annual Leadership in Mental Health Course, Eastern Mediterranean Region
Course Key Objectives:
- To equip participants with methods to develop and scale-up interventions for people with mental disorders in low resource setting.
- To enhance the leadership skills needed to scale-up mental health care programs and promote the human rights of people with mental disorders.
Who is this course for?