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Addiction Recovery Institute is a non-profit corporation providing leadership training and professional development services to the mental health and substance abuse fields. Established in 2002, ARI utilizes a faculty made up of leading authorities in the field to offer state-of-the-art training designed to improve the professional competence and private lives of participants. It also provides research, consulting, referral and educational services to public and private organizations and individuals.


 

Addiction Recovery Institute is pleased to offer a training

presented by
David Powell, PhD

        Author of the definitive text on clinical supervision
and
Consensus Panel Chair of the new TIP 52: Clinical Supervision and Professional Development of the Substance Abuse Counselor

                                                                                                 Clinical Supervision
in Alcohol and Drug Counseling

A 2-day training for current and aspiring supervisors, program administrators and non-clinical managers
who desire to understand and implement
a clinical supervision program

May 26-27, 2010


Register Here


Details in Attached Flyer

 

The Carolinas Conference on Addiction and Recovery is jointly presented by
The Bowles Center for Alcohol Studies, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and
Addiction Recovery Institute, Tryon, North Carolina

Click here for Closing Remarks by James Van Hecke
to the 2009 Carolinas Conference
October 30, 2009

SAVE THE DATES FOR THE
12TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
OCTOBER 26-29, 2010

 

   
 

"WE ARE NOT IN THE TREATMENT BUSINESS;

WE ARE IN THE RECOVERY BUSINESS!"

click here

for further information about RECOVERY MANAGEMENT


What Can We Do

A System in Crisis:

Our Mental Health System At Risk

Local:

Let County Commissioners know that you want mental health high on their list of priority issues for action.

State:

Contact legislators about supporting the Legislative Oversight Committee recommendations and removing county participation in Medicaid funding.

NC General Assembly website:

www.ncga.state.nc.us

NC Division of MH/DD/SA website:

www.ncdhhs.gov

National:

Write all NC Congressmen and NC Senators about being active members of the Congressional

Caucus on Addiction, Treatment and Recovery

All NC Congressmen and Senators about supporting legislation that funds and strengthens mental health and substance abuse treatment.

US House of Representatives:

www.house.gov/

US Senate:

www.senate.gov/

INTERVENTION SERVICES

Providing Comprehensive Intervention Services to Families:

  • Planning  
  • Execution
  • Follow-up

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 828.859.2277


FAITH-BASED SERVICES

  • To educate ministers, staff and lay leaders on addiction issues so as to increase their knowledge, awareness and understanding in ways that enhance their ministry, and to explain the vital role faith communities can (must) play in Recovery Oriented Communities of Care
  • To prepare participants for an effective SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment) program in their churches
  • To offer ongoing training and dialogue on related issues such as:
    • Spiritual dimension of the 12 Steps
    • Mental health and substance abuse recovery awareness and support services
    • Community resources
    • How/when/where to refer
     
 

For an example of  a Community Faith-Based

program

(PAU Collaborative)

click here

POLK WELLNESS CENTER

A co-located integrative care center offering primary care, mental helath, substance abuse, wellness, prevention/education, and recovery support services.

TREATMENT PHILOSOPHY

We endorse the principle of RECOVERY from any addiction, mental health and/or health problem. It is our hope that individuals will have significant improvement in the quality of his/her life as well as added meaning and purpose. It is a model that supports the following:

  • Individuals should be empowered to direct their own recovery
  • An individual's strengths and talents play a vital role in recovery
  • Therapy involves the whole person: mind, body and spirit
  • Good mental health involves community and being involved in healthy support systems
  • A healthy lifestyle is needed for good mental health and this includes exercise and nutrition

More details in Attached Brochure or call 828.894.2222


A CALL FOR TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Jim Van Hecke's closing remarks at the
Carolinas Conference on
Addiction and Recovery
2008

click here

 
 
 
 
 
 
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