Peer Recovery Breakout Sessions at the 2019 Annual Conference!

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NAADAC 2019 Annual Conference Features Peer Recovery Trainings!   Are you a peer looking to further your training, network with other peers, and learn about becoming a National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist? Join us in Orlando, FL at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld from September 28 - October 3, 2019 for six days of education, training, networking, and capacity-building with thought leaders in the addiction profession! This year’s Annual Conference includes a Peer Recovery subject track that features trainers from across the country providing up to date evidence-based trainings designed specifically for peers. Earn up to 43 CEs! View the full schedule. Don't miss your chance to take advantage of the Early Bird Registration discount for the 2019 Annual Conference! Early Bird Registration ends August 15, 2019 at midnight (EST). Register Today! Sunday, September 29, 2019 1.5 CEs Each Mapping Recovery Support Doreen O'Connor-Nash, CDP, and Aylene Zeiger, CDP, NCAC I Using Sports as a Psycho-Therapeutic Intervention: Designing and Developing an Intervention Program Jerry Joseph C. Valderrama, ICAP II, RC Monday, September 30, 2019 1.5 CEs Each Effectiveness of Community Involvement Melissa Enoch, LPC, LCAS, CCS, MAC Peer Recovery in African American Communities: Lessons Learned from Federally Funded Projects Masica Jordan, EdD, LCPC Tuesday, October 1, 2019 1.5 CEs Each Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches Stacy Charpentier, RCP, CPRS Recovery First, Family Second, Work Third: Incorporating Peer Services into Your Continuum of Care! Linda May Wacker, MEd, QMHP, Leah Hall, and Brittany Kintigh, MA Register Today! Do you want to learn more about the NCC AP National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist (NCPRSS) credential? Find out more about eligibility and application requirements on the NAADAC website. Exhibitor & Sponsorship Opportunities   NAADAC invites you to join the family of exhibitors, sponsors, and advertisers at its 2019 Annual Conference! This opportunity gives you access not only to NAADAC’s conference attendees, but also to NAADAC's prestigious membership of over 10,500, our mailing list of over 48,000, and promotion on the NAADAC website with over 220,000 monthly visits. Don't miss the chance to showcase your institution, product, or organization at this important event! Exhibit dates are September 28-30. We will sell out! Reserve your space now! Download 2019 Prospectus Questions? Please visit our webpage or contact NAADAC at naadac@naadac.org or 703.741.7686.

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Progress and pitfalls in the AI-aided search for novel drugs Wednesday, June 19 | 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT REGISTER NOW Artificial intelligence is changing how pharmaceutical companies operate, how they develop and study new treatments, and even what form those treatments take. Pharma companies are pairing medicines with software powered by virtual reality and AI. Most of the world's largest drug companies have a technology officer in their C-suites. And AI is being used to find new drug targets, model diseases, and make clinical trials more efficient. But this expanding use of AI poses new scientific and ethical questions, as well. Join STAT national technology correspondent Casey Ross and reporter Kate Sheridan on June 19 as they discuss the progress and pitfalls in the AI-aided search for novel drugs. REGISTER NOW

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