Title: Welcome to the ATTC!
1Welcome to the ATTC!
- Unifying science, education, and servicesto
transformlives.
2ATTC History1993-2002
3Our History
- 1993 First funded by CSAT
- 1998 13 Regional Centers and a National Office
- 2002 Network 14 Regional Centers and a
National Office serve all 50 states, the District
of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and
the Pacific Trust Territories
4Why We Were Founded
- 1993 To provide the country with adequately
trained substance abuse counselors - 1998 To enhance the knowledge and skills of
all health professional - 2002 To develop substance abuse treatment and
recovery curricula and provide education and
professional development opportunities to the
field
5Our Purpose
- To translate and communicate science to change
treatment services - To ensure excellent care for all people with
substance use disorders
6Our Mission
- To increase knowledge and skills of addiction
treatment practitioners
7Our Mission
- To heighten the awareness, knowledge and skills
of ALL professionals
8Our Mission
- To foster regional and national alliances among
practitioners, researchers, policy makers,
funders and consumers
9Our Vision
- Unifying
- science, education
- and services
- to transform
- lives.
10How the Network Does Its Work
11- Strategic Plan
- ATTC National Committees
- Cross-site Collaborative Projects
- ATTC Advisory Group
- Marketing Plan
12Network Strategic Plan
- Evaluating and Dissemination of Impact
- Workforce Development
- National Network Products
- Science to Service
- Cultural Appropriateness/Basic Competency
- Collaboration with Internal and External Partners
13How We Work Together
14Curriculum Committee
- The Competencies
- 2nd edition coming soon!
15Practice Committee
- The Change Book
- Research to Practice Symposia
- Mentor Sheets
- CDRS
16Evaluation Committee
- Evaluating ATTC impact, both regionally and
nationally - Systems change and training effectiveness
17Cultural CompetenceResource Committee
- Database of literature and products relating to
cultural diversity/special populations - A listing of experts and consultants
18ATTC Advisory GroupAction-Advise-Advocacy
- International Nurses Society on Addictions
- SUNY, School of Social Welfare
- AMERSA
- University of Georgia, School of Social Work
- National Association of Black Social Workers
- Alcohol Drug Counseling Education Program.,
University of Minnesota - American Bar Association, Standing Committee on
Substance Abuse - NE Assoc. of Criminal Justice Sciences
- Turning Point, Inc.
- Lesbian Gay Community Services Center
- NAADAC
- NIAAA
- The Federal Judicial Center
- ICRC/AODA
- American Methadone Treatment Association
- NIDA
- Diablo Valley College
- APPA
- RRTC on Drugs Disability
19ATTC Network 2001-2006
NorthwestFrontierATTC
Prairielands ATTC
ATTC ofNew England
NortheastATTC
Great LakesATTC
ATTC National Office
MountainWestATTC
Central East ATTC
Mid-AmericaATTC
Central EastATTC
Mid-Atlantic ATTC
PacificSouthwestATTC
Southeast ATTC
Gulf Coast ATTC
Southern CoastATTC
NorthwestFrontierATTC
Caribbean Basin, Hispanic/Latino US Virgin
Islands ATTC
20Characteristics of all Regional Centers
- Serve multi-disciplinary groups
- Address multi-system issues
- Provide education and training
- Improve standards and policies in the field
21Unique Aspects of Regional Centers
- Location
- Target Audience/Discipline
- Educational Focus
- Systems Focus
- Staff Expertise
22Services Available Worldwide
- Web site
- Product Database
- Curriculum products
- Online courses - www.AddictionEd.org
- Credentialling Database
23Caribbean Basin ATTCUniversidad Central del
Caribe
- Puerto Rico
- U.S. Virgin Islands
24Central East ATTCDanya Institute Silver
Spring, MD
- Washington DC
- Delaware
- Kentucky
- Tennessee
- Maryland
25Great Lakes ATTCUniversity of Chicago
- Illinois
- Ohio
- Wisconsin
- Indiana
- Michigan
26Gulf Coast ATTCUniversity of Texas - Austin
- Texas
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
27Mid-America ATTCUniversity of Missouri - Kansas
City
- Kansas
- Missouri
- Oklahoma
- Arkansas
28Mid-Atlantic ATTCVirginia Commonwealth University
- Virginia
- Maryland
- North Carolina
- West Virginia
29Mountain West ATTCUniversity of Nevada - Reno
- Nevada
- Montana
- Wyoming
- Utah
- Colorado
30ATTC of New EnglandBrown University -
Providence, RI
- Vermont
- New Hampshire
- Maine
- Rhode Island
- Massachusetts
- Connecticut
31Northeast ATTCIRETA - Pittsburgh, PA
- New York
- New Jersey
- Pennsylvania
32Northwest Frontier ATTCSingle State Agency -
Salem, OR
- Alaska
- Idaho
- Oregon
- Washington
- Hawaii
- Pacific Trust Territories
33Pacific Southwest ATTCUniversity of California -
Los Angeles
- California
- New Mexico
- Arizona
- Colorado
34Prairielands ATTCUniversity of Iowa
- Iowa
- Nebraska
- North Dakota
- South Dakota
- Minnesota
35Southeast ATTCCork Institute - Morehouse School
of Medicine
36Southern Coast ATTCFlorida Certification Board
37ATTC National OfficeKansas City, MO
- Serving 14 Regional Centers and the nation
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39Network Products
40Network ProductsOnline/Ontime Initiative
- GOAL Internet access in the workplace for
frontline workers
41Network ProductsThe Change Book
- The Change Book flyer
- The Change Book stories
- Over 25,000 copies disseminated since June 2000
42Network ProductsEye on the Field
- ATTCs electronic magazine (e-zine)
- Subscribers receive e-zine once a month via
email - Also available on the Network Web site
- Features Addiction Science Made Easy Articles and
much more
43N.O. Program SupportATTC Product Database
- www.nattc.org
- Click on Resources and Publications
- A comprehensive list of ATTC Network products
- Use to get ideas, identify potential
collaborations, lessen duplication of effort
44N.O. Program Supportwww.AddictionEd.org
- AddictionEd.org
- An international reference for distance education
opportunities
45Online Resources
46Online ResourcesNetwork Web site
47Online ResourcesOnline/Ontime Site
www.online2001.org
48Welcome to the ATTC!
- Unifying science, education, and servicesto
transformlives.