Training

The Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) Network 

News
The Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) Network is an international, multidisciplinary resource for professionals in the addictions treatment and recovery services field. The ATTC has been working since 1993 to improve the clinical...

1st ISSUP National Chapter Philippines Conference

News
"Our long time dream of gathering professionals and people interested in addiction recovery is now very real," said Eddie L. Castillo at the opening of the 1st ISSUP National Chapter Philippines Conference. The conference was held in Quezon...

7th European Drugs Summer School

Event Date
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Lisbon
Portugal

The University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL) and the EU drugs agency (EMCDDA) will be joining forces once again next summer to hold the seventh European Drugs Summer School (EDSS) on ‘Illicit drugs in Europe: Demand, Supply and Public Policies’.

Addiction Training in Clinical Psychology: Does It Meet the Demand?

Scientific article
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Clinical psychology is particularly well suited to offering a multifaceted response in order to help those living with a substance use disorder. A new study published in the academic journal American Psychologist investigates the extent to...

19th International Congress on Addictions: "Dual Disorders and Comorbidity Associated with Substance Use"

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Cancun
Mexico

In recent years, it has become evident that in order to better understand the phenomenon of psychoactive substance use and its implications for physical and mental health, a multidimensional approach is necessary, since there are many and varied aspects involved in the consumption of psychoactive substances and the development of addictions.

Awareness Program for Cab Drivers in India

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Delhi
India

The IGI Airport in Delhi is one of the busiest and largest airports in India. Cab drivers are a crucial part of the workforce stationed here. Often, their erratic work schedules and strained socio-economic circumstances make them especially vulnerable to drug and alcohol