Keeping Practice Relevant

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center

New Brunswick, New Jersey

Education & Training • Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies

alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu/ssas • [email protected]

TEL: 848-445-4317 • FAX: 732-445-3500

CAS OFFICE: Smithers Hall • 607 Allison Road • Piscataway, NJ 08854-8001

S u m m e r S c h o o l

of Addiction Studies

SSAS

2015

6

JULY

TO

11

JULY

Summer School of Addiction Studies

The Summer School of Addiction Studies (SSAS) builds on 7 decades of

successful education and collaboration and offers students a weeklong

professional development experience. With courses, lectures, workshops,

and other educational experiences to choose from, students may earn

over 50 hours of continuing education credits (CEUs).

In addition to its intensive course load, the school provides daily lectures

on cutting-edge topics (this year focuses on Keeping Practice Relevant).

Evening activities may include events such as candle light meditation

and themed movie and theater nights. SSAS presents the perfect

opportunity to network with other professionals in various fields of

addiction and behavioral health.

Who Should Attend?

Licensed service providers, supervisors, clinicians, students, prevention

specialists, and educators from a wide variety of settings including, but

not limited to, community based organizations, health centers, alcohol

and drug treatment facilities, clinics, hospitals, medical schools,

educational settings, other professional schools, and the armed forces.

The Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs

The Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (www.jsad.com) is the oldest substance-related journal published in the United States (est. 1940) and is a strong supporter of the Summer School

of Addiction Studies. JSAD is a multidisciplinary journal, publishing both basic and clinical

research on all aspects of the use of, abuse of, and dependence on alcohol, illicit substances, and inhalants; tobacco use and dependence; and the misuse of prescription medication.

Note: Of the overall tuition, $45 is for the journal subscription.

Date and Location

Monday, July 6, 2015 – Saturday, July 11, 2015

The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center

10 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

Summer School begins on Monday at 8:00 a.m.

with registration, FOCUS DAY 15, and an opening

plenary, and concludes at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.

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Certified Counselor: Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies is an NBCC-Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP) and may offer NBCC-Approved clock hours for events that meet NBCC requirements. The ACEP solely is responsible for all aspects of the program. ACEP #6619.

NBCC approved courses qualify for CACD/LCADC recertification in NJ. Drug & Alcohol Counselors:

1. Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies is an NAADAC-Approved Education Provider. Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies meets nationally approved standards of education developed for the alcoholism and drug abuse counseling field. Program participants are assured that the contact hours

or CEUs provided will be accepted toward national credentialing by the NAADAC Certification Commission. Approval #124.

2. Certain courses are approved for renewal (recertification) credits by the Addiction Professionals Certification Board of NJ, Inc. Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies. Approval #225.

Social Worker (The New Jersey Board of Social Work Examiners): This program is approved for social work continuing education hours by Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies in accordance with New Jersey administrative code 13:44G -6.4 and recognized by The New Jersey Board of Social Work Examiners. Important Notice: Social workers must provide their social work license/certification/registration number and license jurisdiction on the registration form.

COSTS

Tuition - $1,300 if you register by June 1 ($1,350 after June 1). Students register for 2

courses and attend (without limits) lectures, workshops, and other exciting

educational experiences (including FOCUS DAY 15). $150 deposit must accompany

the application.

Attend FOCUS DAY 15 Only - $350. Attendance to all events on Monday, including

the plenary at night.

Housing at The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center - $810. Monday check-in,

Saturday check-out. Rooms are single occupancy, but double occupancy available

upon request. If additional housing is needed prior to or after Summer School,

contact us for pricing. In addition to the lunch provided, housing includes hot

breakfast and dinner.

Parking and Dining - Parking, continental breakfast, and lunch are included for all

registrants. Hot breakfast and dinner throughout the week is included for those

staying at The Heldrich and can be purchased on-site for commuters.

Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs - INCLUDED. All paid registrants are given a

1-year subscription to the journal as part of their Summer School registration.

SCHOLARSHIPS

The school assists in the administration of the following scholarships:

(1) Alumni Scholarship (for new and returning students)

(2) Robert N. and Jeanette Cooper Scholarship

(3) Scaife Family Foundation SSAS Medical Student Fellowship

(4) NJ - DMHAS Career Ladder Scholarship (for state employees)

The $150 deposit is REQUIRED with SSAS and scholarship applications. You will have

the option to withdraw without penalty and receive a full refund if you do not receive

a scholarship. See our webpage for full details.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS

Students can earn CEU hours by completing/participating in the following:

FOCUS DAY 15 - 5 CEU hours for attending either track. You must sign in to receive credit. Session 1 - 10 CEU hours after completion. Session runs Tuesday - Saturday.

Session 2 - 10 CEU hours after completion. Session runs Tuesday - Saturday.

Lectures/Workshops - 1 CEU hour per hour attended. You must sign in to receive credit.

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FOCUS DAY 15 is the kickoff to the historic Summer School. Held on Monday, July 6, it is

designed to provide all students the opportunity to engage in important and timely

issues essential for Keeping our Practice Relevant. This year highlights:

1. The State of Marijuana

2. The Intersection of Practice and Legality

For the complete schedule for FOCUS DAY 15, visit our website.

LECTURE SERIES

Each afternoon, participants choose from different lectures and workshops. The

comprehensive series will reflect this year’s theme of Keeping Practice Relevant,

including topics such as:

• Disparities in Health Care

• Issues of Justice

• Services for the Underserved Population

• Technology Influence on Practice

For a complete list of topics for our lectures and workshops, visit our website.

CEUs are given for each hour attended.

CERTIFICATION

The Summer School offers the educational hours for two certifications. To complete

the hours, the student must register and complete the required courses listed below,

as well as selected lectures (students will be provided with a mandatory schedule).

Criminal Justice Counselor (CJC)

SSAS15117:

The Hidden Pieces: Comprehending the Criminal Justice System Through

the Lens of Poverty and Ethics

SSAS115207:

Evidence-Based Criminal Justice Programs for Drug-Involved Offenders

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Trainer

SSAS15119:

When Your Presentations Matter: Training for Social Service Leaders

SSAS115209:

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Trainer Certification (3 hours/day)

New Jersey Public Health Continuing Education Providership Program: participants who successfully complete this educational program will be awarded NJ Public Health Continuing Education Contact Hours (CEs). Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies has been approved by the New Jersey Department of Health as a provider of New Jersey Public Health Continuing Education Contact Hours (CEs). Approval provider code: PHCE387-2013/06/03.

Last Name First Name MI Address

City State Zip Code County Home Phone Cell Phone

S M L XL XXL

Email (required) T-Shirt Size

Have you previously attended the school? Yes No If yes, list the year(s) _________ How did you hear about SSAS? Online Mailer Colleague Other ________________ Education Information

Degree(s) School Grad Year

Employment Information

Full Time

Employer Position _{Part Time}

Professional Licenses

Do you hold any professional licenses or certifications? Yes No

If yes, please list along with your license number(s) ______________________________________ Registration

All participants should select two classes for each session; all efforts will be made to ensure first choice.

Session First Choice Alternate Choice

(1) 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. (2) 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

We strongly encourage students to register online at alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu. If mailing application, please print clearly and fill out application form completely.

1. When selecting courses: Choose 2 courses per session in case one is full. Note: Those enrolling in certification should only choose the required courses.

2. Application MUST be accompanied by a $150 non-refundable deposit. If paying by something other than check or credit card, please contact the office to make arrangements.

3. You do not need to register for lectures and workshops; you are free to choose the ones you want to attend.

4. Scholarship applicants must provide complete payment information for the expected balance; remaining balance not covered by the scholarship will be the applicant’s responsibility during check-in. NOTE: Send copies of (1) the SSAS application and (2) your scholarship application to the Center of Alcohol Studies to assure your choice in courses. If you choose to withdraw your application upon not receiving a scholarship, you will be refunded the $150.

5. Please indicate your T-Shirt size. Default size is Large. Session 1: 8:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Course # Course Title Instructor(s)

SSAS15101 21st Century Drugs: Modern Drugs and Micro & Macro Level Strategies Frank Greenagel Jr., LCSW, LCADC, CJC SSAS15102 _{Addiction and the LBGTQI Community: Providing Hope for an}

Underserved Population Jeff Zacharias, LCSW, CSAT, CAADC

SSAS15103 Advancing the Practice: Motivational Interviewing in a New Perspective Stephen Andrew, LCSW, LADC, CCS, CGP SSAS15104 Assessment to Outcomes: Utilizing the New ASAM, DSM-5, and

Related Materials Robert Lynn, EdD, LPC

SSAS15105 _{Assessment and Treatment for Consumers with Co-Occurring Disorders Using}

the Person-Centered Approach Veronika Williams, LPC, LCADCKaren Kahn, LCSW, LCADC SSAS15106 Career Counseling for the Substance User Jennifer McClendon, LPC, LCADC SSAS15107 Dancing in the Minefield: Adolescent Development and its Treatment Implications James Campbell, MA, CAC II SSAS15108 Drug Sex Connection Philip McCabe, CSW, CAS, CDVC, DRCC SSAS15109 Ethics for the New Millennium Thurston Smith, CCS, ICADC, VHA-CM, NCADI SSAS15110 _{Exploring the Impact of Addiction on Parenting} Roseann Cervelli, LCADC, CPS, CCS SSAS15111 Integrative Strategies & Nutrition in Addiction and Mental Health Katherine Glick, LPC, LCADC, BCHHP SSAS15112 Interactive Approaches to Recovery John Kriger, MSM, LCADC, CPS Kathy Moser, BS SSAS15113 Mindfulness Approaches in Addiction Treatment and Long Term Recovery Therissa Libby, PhD SSAS15114 Occupational Wellness: A Path to Deepening Your Sense of

Meaning and Purpose Kathryn Bedard, MA, LCADC, CMS

SSAS15115 Still Working With the Military After All These Years Megan Sullivan, MEd, LPC, LCADC SSAS15116 The Effect of Stigma on African Americans’ Access to Mental Health Care La'Tesha Sampson, MSW SSAS15117 The Hidden Pieces: Comprehending the Criminal Justice System Through

the Lens of Poverty and Ethics Richard B. Talty, MAAlbert Kopak, PhD SSAS15118 The Twelve Steps: A Spiritual Journey Thomas Legere, PhD SSAS15119 When Your Presentations Matter: Training for Social Service Leaders David Anderson, PhD SSAS15120 Women and Trauma: Rethinking Addiction Treatment Debra Rusiard, LCSW, LCADC

Session 2: 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

SSAS15201 _{Addressing Challenges Through Creative Problem Solving} John Kriger, MSM, LCADC, CPS SSAS15202 Advanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Claudia Blackburn, MS, PsyD SSAS15203 Behavioral Addictions Thomas Etts, MSW, LCSW Katherine Glick, LPC, LCADC, BCHHP Jeff Zacharias, LCSW, CSAT, CAADC SSAS15204 Counseling With the Military Frank Greenagel Jr., LCSW, LCADC, CJC SSAS15205 Developing Healing Meditation Groups Kathryn Bedard, MA, LCADC, CMS SSAS15206 _{DSM-5: Understanding Where We Are Now} Diane Rullo, PhD

SSAS15207 Evidence-Based Criminal Justice Programs for Drug-Involved Offenders William Hample, LCADC, CJC Albert Kopak, PhD

SSAS15208 Family and Couples Therapy for Addiction Counselors Robert Lynn, EdD, LPC SSAS15209 Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Trainer Certification Susan Adubato, PhD SSAS15210 HIV Substance Abuse Connection: Complex Challenges in

Co-Existing Conditions Thurston Smith, CCS, ICADC, VHA-CM, NCADI

SSAS15211 Inspiring Innovation: Phoenix Multisport, a Sober Active

Community Approach Jacquelyn Hillios, PhD

SSAS15212 Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Philip McCabe, CSW, CAS , CDVC, DRCC SSAS15213 Sex, Drugs, and Rockin' to Recovery Raven L. James, PhD

SSAS15214 Social Justice in Individual Practice Elizabeth Amaya-Fernandez, MPH Laura Hoge, LSW

SSAS15215 Spirituality and Recovery: The Interplay TBA SSAS15216 The Power of Groups: Group Work Using Motivational Interviewing Stephen Andrew, LCSW, LADC, CCS, CGP SSAS15217 Understanding Trauma: Lessons From the Past; Moving Forward to the Future Tracey Post, LCSW SSAS15218 Understanding Twelve Step Culture Megan Sullivan, MEd, LPC, LCADC SSAS15219 Wellness for All: Prevention, Treatment, and Beyond David Anderson, PhD

For updated information or to register online, visit us at alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu/ssas

2015 Course Offering

The course offering was complete and accurate at the time this brochure went to print. For further details and updates, please visit alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu/ssas

CJC Certification - Must take SSAS15117 & SSAS15207 FASD Trainer Certification - Must take SSAS15119 & SSAS15209

Last Name First Name MI Address

City State Zip Code County Home Phone Cell Phone

S M L XL XXL

Email (required) T-Shirt Size

Have you previously attended the school? Yes No If yes, list the year(s) _________ How did you hear about SSAS? Online Mailer Colleague Other ________________ Education Information

Degree(s) School Grad Year

Employment Information

Full Time

Employer Position _{Part Time}

Professional Licenses

Do you hold any professional licenses or certifications? Yes No

If yes, please list along with your license number(s) ______________________________________ Registration

All participants should select two classes for each session; all efforts will be made to ensure first choice.

Session First Choice Alternate Choice

(1) 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. (2) 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

We strongly encourage students to register online at alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu. If mailing application, please print clearly and fill out application form completely.

1. When selecting courses: Choose 2 courses per session in case one is full. Note: Those enrolling in certification should only choose the required courses.

2. Application MUST be accompanied by a $150 non-refundable deposit. If paying by something other than check or credit card, please contact the office to make arrangements.

3. You do not need to register for lectures and workshops; you are free to choose the ones you want to attend.

4. Scholarship applicants must provide complete payment information for the expected balance; remaining balance not covered by the scholarship will be the applicant’s responsibility during check-in. NOTE: Send copies of (1) the SSAS application and (2) your scholarship application to the Center of Alcohol Studies to assure your choice in courses. If you choose to withdraw your application upon not receiving a scholarship, you will be refunded the $150.

5. Please indicate your T-Shirt size. Default size is Large.

C O N T I N U E O N P A G E 2 - P L E A S E C O M P L E T E A N D S E N D

July 6 – 11, 2015

The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center

New Brunswick, NJ

QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, CONTACT US AT 848-445-4317 OR EMAIL US AT [email protected] MAIL: Education & Training, Center of Alcohol Studies, 607 Allison Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 REGISTER ONLINE: alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu/ssas | FAX: 732-445-3500 | EMAIL: [email protected]

S u m m e r S c h o o l

of Addiction Studies

SSAS

2015

APPLICATION

Early Registration Deadline June 1

CJC Certification - Must take SSAS15117 & SSAS15207 FASD Trainer Certification - Must take SSAS15119 & SSAS15209

A P P L I C A T I O N P A G E 2

Please make sure the application is complete and accurate.

Questions or concerns, please contact us at [email protected] or 848-445-4317.

TUITION/FOCUS DAY 15

Tuition - Register by June 1: $1,300 | After June 1: $1,350

Students register for 2 courses and attend (without limits) lectures, workshops, and other educational experiences (including FOCUS DAY 15).NOTE: Matriculating students, Rutgers employees, and military personnel may qualify for reduced tuition. Contact us for qualifications.

Attend FOCUS DAY 15 Only - $350

Attendance to all events on Monday, including the plenary at night. PARKING/HOUSING/DINING

Parking is free for all registrants.

Housing - $810 at The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center

Monday check-in, Saturday check-out. Single Occupancy. Those who need additional housing prior to or after Summer School, or requesting double occupancy, contact us. Hot breakfast and dinner included.

Note: Notice of cancellation of housing must be received in writing three weeks prior to the start of Summer School; otherwise, the student may be charged the full amount for housing.

Dining - Continental breakfast and lunch is included for all registrants. Hot breakfast and dinner is

included for those staying at The Heldrich and can be purchased on-site by commuters. SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS ACCOMMODATIONS ܆_{I am applying for a scholarship}

Scholarship Name _______________________ Total Tuition $__________

Less Scholarship $__________ TOTAL DUE $__________ If a scholarship is NOT awarded: ܆_{Withdraw my application} ܆_{I will pay my tuition in full}

NOTE: The $150 deposit is REQUIRED with

registration. If you choose to withdraw your application upon not receiving a scholarship, you will be refunded the $150 without penalty.

The Heldrich is wheelchair accessible; however, advanced notice is required.

I request the following accommodations: 侊_{Wheelchair Accessibility} 侊_{Other_____________________________} Dietary preferences/restrictions: 侊_Vegetarian 侊_{Other_____________________________} _____________________________ _____________________________ PAYMENT INFORMATION

܆Full Week Tuition $ _{Application MUST be accompanied by a $150}

non-refundable deposit. Full payment may be

paid at time of registration. ܆FOCUS DAY 15 Only $

܆_Housing $

܆_{Enclosed is my check for $_____drawn on a US bank, made payable to Rutgers, The State University of NJ} ܆_{Please charge my MasterCard/Visa account for the amount of $_______}

܆_{I am paying with a purchase order (PO#_________________)}

CC# Exp Date