Resource Center
GUIDE • SUPPORT • RESPOND
In order to improve care and support within prevention, treatment, and recovery, NJPN has created this Resource Center as a guide to assist you with helpful resources for individuals, communities, statewide assistance, and national policy changes.
Peer Resources
Finding a supportive community is essential to recovery. Resources on this page are comprised of virtual and on-line local, statewide and national meetings that support all forms of recovery.
Join Us on Confab!
An NJPN Exclusive Supportive Space for NJ's Peer Workforce
Last Tuesday of Every Month: 2:00PM – 3:00PM
NEXT SESSION:
October 25, 2021
The meetings for 12 step groups originally took place (and still do) in physical buildings like churches, hospitals, schools, mission houses or any place that freely allow such meetings.
Over the years, with improving technology and especially with the advent of the internet, the meeting venues have expanded to also include online meetings or tele-meetings (meetings on a shared phone line).
The online meetings may take place using different means of communications like text-only chat, voice or video (e.g., Skype).
CoDependance Anonymous provides meetings online or by phone both nationally and internationally.
Come Join The Confab Hosted by The New Jersey Prevention Network (NJPN) on the ZOOM platform!
This is an exclusive supportive space for all NJ Peer Workers. All are welcome no matter your pathway to recovery.
Zoom Meeting Schedule:
Last Tuesday of Every Month, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Here's What's Expected:
Attending from a laptop maximizes the Zoom operability but you can also join via a smart phone. Video is optional.
If you wish to remain anonymous you may do so by calling in verses using video capabilities.
Audio can be muted and you are not required to share. Text chat option is also available.
Please be respectful of all participants just as you would in any other meeting or recovery space—we're all in this together!
Facilitated by: Jenna Reidy, NCPRSS, Peer Workforce Development Trainer
For ALL peer support practitioners and peer recovery specialists — Twice weekly virtual support group. Registration info is available at the link above OR by emailing: consumerconnections@mhanj.org.
In The Rooms — Global online community with over 500,000 members who share their strength and experience with one another daily. Through live meetings, discussion groups, and all the other tools.
24/7 available support hotline 855-850-HOPE
For anyone in need of immediate support, please know that Hope Sheds Light will continue to offer 24/7 Talk, Text and Chat on our helpline 855-850-HOPE.
FACEBOOK Facebook.com/AllroadsRCC
ZOOM https://zoom.us/j/2659470199
For questions or to schedule a 1-on-1 session with a recovery coach, please email Peer.support@jbrcnj.org.
LifeRing – An organization of people who share practical experiences and sobriety support based on the idea that there are many ways to live free of drugs and alcohol as there are stories of successful sober people.
Telephone Support 856-216-7134
Living Proof Recovery Center will be offering telephone support beginning March 24, 2020. Telephone support will be available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12pm-7pm.
Helps to facilitate all recovery meetings available to anyone in or seeking recovery from substance use and mental health disorders, as well as any other quality of life concerns in digital meetings that feel like you're together in person.
Live Videos, All Recovery Meetings, Peer Support, Physical Activities
All Al-Anon Family Group meetings welcome anyone who believes his/her life has been affected by someone else’s drinking, either today or in the past.
Weekly support meetings will also be availabkle with a focus on support and resource sharing for recovery support providers.
1-855-652-3737
Telephone Peer Support Right from the comfort of your own home — 7 days a week 8a-10p
Spreadsheet of virtual AA Meetings by day, time, Meeting Name, leader, etc.. Provides links to calendar and virtual platform.
Like in person meetings, online meetings are headed by a chairperson who works to keep the meeting running smoothly. A topic is introduced and others take turns sharing on the topic. At some meetings, the chairperson will also present the opening and closing statements by copy-pasting text files. Meetings last approximately one hour.
Online meetings, unlike online chat, introduce a topic and allow only one person at a time to share (or type their comments). Using “voice chat” participants can actually hear each other share on the meeting topics. With the use of a microphone and speakers, participants can talk and listen to others in the room.
Those who do not have microphones can share by typing their messages on the screen.
Online Meetings Available for Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a community of people who support each other in order to recover from compulsive eating and food behaviors. We welcome everyone who feels they have a problem with food.
Recovery Community Organization offering live stream Crossfit, Yoga and Meditation daily every two hours through the COVID Crisis.
Telephone Peer Recovery Support will be available 24/7 (973) 625-1143
Virtual Support Meetings Schedule
CARES Recovery Center remains a click away. They have created a full schedule of Recovery Center virtual programming throughout the week on Zoom web conferencing platform.
EMAIL selefante@preventionlinks.org
EMAIL ssabater@preventionlinks.org
The Helping Hands 365 Hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 855-825-3275
Zoom meeting dates/times. To get in touch with Recovery Support Services during this time, you can contact us through Facebook,
Grounded in the belief that Buddhist principles and practices create a strong foundation for a path to freedom from addiction.
All Recovery Meetings Via Zoom
Mondays
12pm-1pm ET — https://zoom.us/j/563540664 Meeting ID: 563 540 664 One tap mobile: +19292056099,, 563540664# US (New York)
7pm-8pm ET— https://zoom.us/j/752228102 Meeting ID: 752 228 102 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,752228102#
Tuesdays
12pm-1pm ET — https://zoom.us/j/115612901 Meeting ID: 115 612 901 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,115612901#
6pm-7:30pm ET — https://zoom.us/j/708276700 Meeting ID: 708 276 700 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,708276700#
Wednesdays
12pm-1pm ET https://zoom.us/j/804406743 Meeting ID: 804 406 743 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,804406743#
7:45pm-8:45pm ET https://zoom.us/j/173540126 Meeting ID: 173 540 126 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,173540126#
Thursdays
3pm-4pm ET https://zoom.us/j/770326034 Meeting ID: 770 326 034 One tap mobile: +19292056099,, 770326034#
6pm-7:30pm ET https://zoom.us/j/498549489 Meeting ID: 498 549 489 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,498549489#
Fridays
12pm-1pm ET https://zoom.us/j/722363460 Meeting ID: 722 363 460 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,722363460#
7:30pm-8:30pm ET https://zoom.us/j/103816928 Meeting ID: 103 816 928 One tap mobile: +19292056099,,103816928#
For Information:https://www.safeproject.us/article/announcing-virtual-collegiate-recovery-meetings/
Collegiate All-Recovery Meetings:https://zoom.us/j/328951750
In an effort to support students in recovery during the impact of COVID-19, SAFE Campuses Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy students will be leading virtual Collegiate All-Recovery meetings three times a week starting on Monday, March 16th. Participation is open to all students and alumni in recovery.
For Information:https://www.safeproject.us/article/announcing-veterans-all-recovery-meetings/
Use This Link to Access Each of the Upcoming Meetings:https://zoom.us/j/4696059639
In an effort to support veterans in recovery during the impact of COVID-19, our SAFE Veterans team will lead virtual Veterans Recovery meetings once a week on Thursdays starting April 2nd. The meetings will start at 6:00 pm EST. Participation is open to all veterans, service members, and military family members in recovery.
A global community of mutual-support groups offering online support and forums including a chat room and message board.
Platform to help anyone get sober and stay sober. Some join to get support, others to give it. Each free download, post, and connection create an opportunity to stay sober while helping others do the same. Download theApp via Google Play, iTunes Store.
Online recovery support groups open to anyone who is dealing with substance use, mental health concerns, disordered eating, as well as any other quality of life concerns. Everyone is welcome no matter pathway to recovery or recovery status. Meetings are available daily.
Zoom Meeting ID 548-538-0164
PW: 488-123
Mon-Fri 11am PT, 12pm PT, 1pm PT, 2pm PT
Native American Wellbriety 12 step meetings!
During this meeting, you will have the opportunity to listen to others from around the world and share your experience, strength and hope. This unique meeting is held online at zoom.us.
Prevention Resources
Prevention resources are essential for agencies and professionals to continue providing services to their communities during COVID-19. Below are resources regarding hosting digital meetings, running digital campaigns, and toolkits. There are also resources about identifying and working with risk factors that will become more frequent in the following months.
Looking For Local Resources?
Across New Jersey, 19 prevention coalitions have formed to address local community needs related to 4 key statewide priorities: Underage drinking, Illegal drug use/misuse, Prescription drug misuse, and New and emerging drugs. Learn more about your local coalition by clicking the link below.
Free video on zoom on sharing your screen (slightly more detailed/advanced) to help prevention practitioners consider how to present content or facilitate meetings using video conferencing.
CADCA is a nonprofit organization that is committed to creating safe, healthy and drug-free communities globally.
Toolkit developed by prevention providers in Missouri following the Joplin Tornados of 2011. It provides a foundation of knowledge for preparing for, and responding to, future major disasters. We hope it will help you better understand the unique prevention needs a community faces following a disaster and how to collaborate in the community to address those needs, thus reducing the risk of substance abuse and violence-related consequences.
This toolkit offers science-based activities and resources on drug use and addiction for educating teens during out of school time (OST). The OST setting—before and after school, in the summer, or any time teens attend a supervised program outside of the typical school time—offers a unique opportunity for STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The activities in this toolkit inspire learning and empower teens with the information they need to make informed decisions about drug use and their health.
This interim guidance is based on what is currently known about the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will update this interim guidance as needed and as additional information becomes available.
The COVID-19 pandemic presents the leadership field with the challenge of both responding to the crisis in our communities while learning to operate in fundamentally different ways. It also offers us the opportunity to reimagine how leadership in a Post-COVID-19 world could look. The “new” normal doesn’t have to just replicate the imperfect and inequitable old normal. It would be a missed opportunity, and a disservice to our communities to just go back to business as usual. There is a huge danger if we were to do so; just as many of us are seeing the opportunity to make the world more just and equitable, others are seizing the opportunity to make it far less so, as several contractions of democracy and liberty across the globe indicate.
Sustaining a network requires strategy and technology to leverage the full potential of a network is a critical 21st century leadership competency. With so many options, it can feel overwhelming to know what to use and how to use it. In this webinar, we will walk through some of the platforms we use to leverage the work around us for some of our consulting projects. This will be a technical walkthrough to inspire you to use these tools in your own leadership work. Our objective is to share how we create and sustain network structures in our work and introduce you to the possibilities available to you.
NACo, together with iCivics, has created a full curriculum to educate students, grades 6 through 12, about the important role and functions of county government. The curriculum — along with the online game, "Counties Work" — assists teachers with preparing lessons on county government.
The National Council for Behavioral Health is the unifying voice of America’s health care organizations that deliver mental health and addictions treatment and services. Together with our 3,326 member organizations serving over 10 million adults, children and families living with mental illnesses and addictions, the National Council is committed to all Americans having access to comprehensive, high-quality care that affords every opportunity for recovery. The National Council introduced Mental Health First Aid USA and more than 2 million Americans have been trained.
Has your Tribe, Tribal clinic or Tribal organization created a Tribal response plan, policies or resources related to COVID-19 that you are willing to share to help other organizations? A key part of Tribal public health is sharing best practices and resources across Indian Country. Submit them to Jennifer Vigario, NIHB Development Manager and Board Liaison at jvigario@nihb.org and we will post them here.
Guided by science, the National Prevention Science Coalition to Improve Lives envisions a society that fosters nurturing environments and caring relationships for the well-being of all.
This document contains a listing of funding opportunities for COVID-19 related work across the Northwest and the country.
Staff clinicians and specially trained parent coaches will host a series of live online gatherings to share insight and ideas on managing teen and adult children during this unique time. These gatherings are an opportunity to find support and connection along with tangible guidance on topics such as accessing treatment and planning for an adequate supply of medication.
Explore the six principles of the Prevention Code of Ethics, brought to life with real-world examples, and meet your annual IC&RC prevention ethics requirement for prevention specialist certification.
Psychological First Aid free online course - used by community level prevention practitioners in the past to work with their coalitions post disaster.
Access resources including tip sheets; guides for responders, teachers, parents, and caregivers; and a directory of behavioral health service providers in the impacted area; Download information on your phone before deployment in case of limited Internet connectivity in the field; Review key preparedness materials to help you provide the best support possible; Send information to colleagues and survivors via text message, email, or transfer to a computer for printing; Find interventions to help survivors of infectious disease epidemics.
The Board of the Society for Prevention Research has focused on the monitoring of the well-being of children and adolescents as one of its strategic goals. With funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the National Institutes of Health that is coordinated through the National Science Foundation, SPR has been conducting a CMS project, led by Anthony Biglan, along with Patricia Mrazek and David Hawkins.
Dr. Karol Kumpfer, creator of the Strengthening Families Program, and Jaynie Brown teamed up to create a new 11-session SFP7-17 Years Home-Use video (DVD or view Online). This new SFP universal prevention version is an entertaining series of parenting and family-life skills for parents and children to watch together at home. It has 11 thirty-minute lessons including an Introductory Lesson that discusses the benefits of SFP to promote positive brain development and resiliency, and a Mindfulness segment to promote better emotional regulation. It comes with an optional Spanish audio track.
The only federally supported resource center devoted to advancing the implementation of the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention.
Highlight the COVID-19 response of LGBTQ+ community groups and health centers as they support LGBTQ+ communities through crisis.
CAPT-Developed tool covering additional information when using social media to support prevention.
CTC is a prevention-science framework that helps communities promote healthy youth development, improve youth outcomes, and reduce problem behaviors. We help communities learn about CTC and offer personalized support in its implementation. The CTC system consists of web workshops filled with instructional videos, materials, and our latest research, along with ongoing strategic consultation and coaching support to communities and states.
UNODC's work covers some of today's most pressing concerns: from drug abuse prevention, drug dependence treatment and criminal justice reform; to tackling organized crime and terrorism; through to addressing corruption and economic crime. However, responding to ever-growing needs in assisting countries across the globe to counter these threats requires stable resources.
Please join us together for a special virtual talking circle event to be held bi-weekly starting April 9, 2020. This group will be facilitated by a Native guest each week and will focus on concerns about yourself, your family, your work, and/or your tribal community that you may be experiencing during these uncertain times. There is no fee or expectation to participate in this event. This is a respectful meeting space. Come share your concerns, offer support, and respect the group’s privacy.
Clinical Resources
Clinical resources found on this page provide public information for safe and clinical practice guidelines during COVID-19.
CMS Announces Relief for Clinicians, Providers, Hospitals and Facilities Participating in Quality Reporting Programs in Response to COVID-19.
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has partnered with SAMHSA to ensure authorized practitioners may admit and treat new patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) during the public health emergency.
Calling all medical directors – we are hosting a series of COVID-19 discussion calls to foster peer engagement, resource sharing and conversation around navigating the pandemic. During this time of uncertainty, patients may be experiencing heightened emotional distress due to the effects of COVID-19 on their families and communities. How can you maximize your impact? Designed with you in mind, our calls will connect you with like-minded peers and facilitate the exchange of tools, resources and information to help you, your organization and your patients navigate this challenging time. Join us for our next call on Thursday, April 2, at 11 a.m. ET, to receive the latest updates on a variety of COVID-19 issues, while engaging colleagues in an interactive setting. Our calls are presented by the National Council Medical Director Institute (MDI) and facilitated by Joe Parks, M.D., an MDI co-chair and the National Council’s vice president of practice improvement and medical director.
MAT Provider Hotline: 866-221-2611
(Monday to Friday - 8am to 8pm)
Northern COE: coe@njms.rutgers.edu
Southern COE: southernnjcoe@rowan.edu
The New Jersey Medication-Assisted Treatment Centers of Excellence recmmends that medication-assisted treatment (MAT) providers follow these best practices during the COVID-pandemic to maintain patient safety and continuity of care.
Telehealth Learning & Discussion Series for SUD Tx and Recovery Support Providers from the ATTC Network & partners.
Notification of Enforcement Discretion for telehealth remote communications during the COVID-19 nationwide public health emergency.
NJ Community Resources
Community resources are essential during a time of need. Following are resources that individuals can seek assistance with housing, utility support, domestic violence, financial aid, food pantries, toolkits, fact sheets and other resources covering a variety of topics that will provide support during COVID-19.
NJ’s Drug Monitoring Initiative (DMI) COVID-19 Resource Guide
In response to the pandemic, NJ's DMI is providing a downloadable "New Jersey Resource Guide" including a comprehensive directory and information to relevant resources for a variety of topics. The Guide is available to download in two different file formats in English and Spanish.
ENGLISH
ESPAÑOL
If assistance is needed finding food, paying housing bills or other essentila services, dial 211 to speak to someone who can help.
Get tested for COVID-19 antibody today. Schedule an appointment at AmmonTesting.com or call 908-862-4404.
Appointments available MON–FRI 8AM – 4PM
Ammon participates with most major insurance plans. Physician prescription required.
Locations:
1622 South Wood Ave. Linden, NJ 07036
9 Hospital Drive, Suite C28, Toms River, NJ 08755
The New Jersey Department of Education is deeply committed to supporting its students, families, and educators as we work together to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The guidance and resources provided below come from national educational leaders, researchers, and teachers with content area expertise. The Department recognizes that “schooling” cannot continue as usual and that schools and educators will be addressing the diverse needs of their students in different ways.
Resource pages includes guidance for travelers, resources for healthcare providers, and informational materials in multiple languages fro COVID-19 including New Jersey's COVID-19 Informational Hub.
Novel Coronavirus Information — Policies and Resources Links
Food banks in NJ are amazing organizations that are mostly run by volunteers with big hearts with one goal only, to help those in need.
Call or text 877-4Narcan (877-462-7226)
NJ Harm Reduction Coalition
Please call or text 877-4Narcan (877-462-7226) to have free Naloxone mailed anywhere in New Jersey!
Access to Narcan through The Robert Wood Johnson's Medical School and The RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery
For more information, call 732-235-4341, email PreventOverdose@rwjms.rutgers.edu, or visit their website.
NJ Hope Line for Suicide Prevention
Our specialists are available for confidential telephone counseling and support 24 hours a day, 7 day per week. You’re not alone … we are only a phone call away.
Call: 2-1-1
Call (24/7): 1-800-962-1253
Text: NJCOVID to 898-211
Visit nj.gov/health for additional information
Notification of Enforcement Discretion for telehealth remote communications during the COVID-19 nationwide public health emergency.
ReachNJ connects individuals who need counseling to live, trained addiction experts who answer the 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week hotline and get callers help, regardless of their insurance status.
A center that connects callers to the appropriate division of statewide behavioral health services system.
NJHelps can screen you for programs that provide eligible residents help with food and nutrition, finances, health, child care, housing, utility costs, tax relief, and career guidance.
This free and easy-to-use, web-based service is designed to walk you through basic eligibility criteria online and enable you to anonymously answer simple questions about your family, your income, and your situation.
This information provides links and resources on publications regarding services being provided during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic which are available for downloading as either PDF (ideal for print) or JPG (ideal for social media). Resources pertain to families, adolescents, women, providers, stakeholders and advocacy.
NJ CARES wants to make sure we’re doing everything we can to provide you with up-to-date information on treatment and recovery services that remain accessible to those who need them. With help from our partners, we’ve compiled these lists of available resources. Please share them with those who may feel alone during this crisis and help them stay connected.
National Resources
The national resource directory provides information and links to many nationally vetted resources pertaining to addiction, recovery, mental health, and healthcare such as Medicare and Medicaid services.
Child Care
Child Welfare
Community Services
Early Childhood Development
Head Start
Human Trafficking
Refugee Resettlement
The American Public Health Association is excited to announce the launch of COVIDGuia.org, a Spanish language resource guide that provides detailed and insightful advice and information related to the coronavirus response.
APHA is excited to announce the launch of a new Spanish-language resource hub at COVIDGuia.org offering the latest evidence-based information on #COVID19 into one, easy-to-navigate spot: https://www.apha.org/topics-and-issues/communicable-disease/coronavirus/guia
A page of resources, including videos and blog posts that focus on managing anxiety around quarantine and social isolation, as well as how to talk to children and teens about the coronavirus.
Policies
Learn about the most up to date strategies and specific policies in addition to the Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization recommendations to preventing the spread of COVID-19.
This is an announcement from the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesThe U.S. Government is working tirelessly to minimize the spread of the coronavirus disease. The National Institute on Drug Abuse has noted that people with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) may be particularly vulnerable. We want to make sure providers, including Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), who treat patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) are aware of the options to use telehealth to prescribe medication for medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and other support services during the COVID-19 national health emergency.
Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.
Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.
Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.
One exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/Hospital_Clinic_Registration_Exception.pdfSecond exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/DEA_Dist_MNF_Narcotics_Shipments.pdfTemporary exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/DEA_5_percent_practitioner_exception.pdf
DEA lifts three requirements for hospitals/clinics during pandemic. To facilitate continuous patient care during quickly changing scenarios during the pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration has issued three exceptions to regulations for DEA-registered hospitals and clinics effective from April 10 until the public health emergency ends.
One exception allows DEA-registered hospitals and clinics, under their existing DEA registration, to handle controlled substances at their satellite hospital/clinic locations as long as certain conditions are met. DEA is also providing flexibility to allow distributors to ship controlled substances directly to these satellite hospitals/clinics under certain conditions.
A second exception allows narcotic treatment programs to accept deliveries of narcotics without providing an authorized signature at the time of delivery in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Finally, DEA today issued another temporary exception to allow DEA-registered dispensers, such as hospitals, pharmacies, and physicians, to distribute controlled substances beyond 5% of the total number of dosage units of controlled substances distributed and dispensed during the same calendar year without being required to register as a distributor.
The legislation provides paid leave, establishes free testing, protects public health workers, and provides important benefits to children and families.
Motion Passed: Immediately delay the requirement for the IC&RC Peer Recovery written exam until at least January 2021 for all CPRS applicants.
Should the regulations change prior to January 2021, the Board will make announcements on our home page.
This means that all CPRS applicants from October 1, 2019 on will not be required to take the IC&RC Peer Recovery exam. Completed applications, lacking the exam, will be sent late this week or next week when we expect the delayed (COVID Related) delivery of certificates to our office to be printed.
COVID-19 Telehealth Guidance Policy PDF
Novel Coronavirus Information — Policies and Resources Links
Executive Order 106 was signed on March 19, placing a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures through May 19, 2020.
Read the letter from the Executive Offic of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy regarding Substance Abuse Disorder (SUD) and personal protective equipment (PPE).
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA or Act) requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave or expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19.[1] The Department of Labor’s (Department) Wage and Hour Division (WHD) administers and enforces the new law’s paid leave requirements. These provisions will apply from the effective date through December 31, 2020.
Training Updates
Staying current and informed on best practices is essential to the quality of care. Following are links to nationally recognized organizations that will provide you with the most up-to-date information and education through webinars, virtual and online trainings. Many of these trainings are at no cost.
We invite you to join us for a Special Webinar. This series is free to attend, however there will be a charge for those who would like CEUs for attendance. Series with Art Woodard.
Wednesday Afternoons
April 1, 8 and 15, 2020 at 4:00 pm (EST)
NAADAC is happy to offer free addiction-specific education through its Free Webinar Series. The 2020 Free Webinar Series releases two live webinars per month, which are then captured and made available for future viewing in NAADAC's Free On-Demand Webinar Library. NAADAC members can get free continuing education hours (CEs) for this webinar series. While viewing the education is free, non-members must pay to receive CEs. Click to learn which organizations and boards accept NAADAC CEs.
Motion Passed: Immediately delay the requirement for the IC&RC Peer Recovery written exam until at least January 2021 for all CPRS applicants.
Should the regulations change prior to January 2021, the Board will make announcements on our home page.
This means that all CPRS applicants from October 1, 2019 on will not be required to take the IC&RC Peer Recovery exam. Completed applications, lacking the exam, will be sent late this week or next week when we expect the delayed (COVID Related) delivery of certificates to our office to be printed.