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Fill out this form and send with payment to:
SAMHSA's National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
P.O. Box 2345
Rockville, MD 20847-2345

or fax to 301-468-6433 or call in your order at 1-800-729-6686. The TDD number is 1-800-487-4889. Purchase orders are accepted for orders of $24 and higher.

2003 Webcasts

• The Road to Recovery: 2003 (VHS166)
  This Webcast, the first in a series of nine, serves as an informative introduction to the 2003 September Recovery Month observance and helps individuals and communities nationwide discover how to become involved at the local level.
  
  "The Road to Recovery 2003" features the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA's) Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) Director Dr. H. Westley Clark, CSAT Associate Director for Consumer Affairs Ivette Torres (program host), and recovery community representatives from across the Nation.
  
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  Cost: $12.50 each



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• When Addiction and Mental Disorders Co-Occur (VHS167)
  This Webcast examines the issues and promising practices associated with treating individuals with co-occurring and co-existing disorders.
  
  Panelists include: Charles Curie, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; Michael M. Faenza, National Mental Health Association; Andrea Barnes, Outpatient Addiction Services (OAS) at Twinbrook; and Thomas A. Kirk, Jr., Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, State of Connecticut.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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• Expanding Addiction Treatment Capacity to Meet All Needs (VHS168)
  This Webcast discusses programs, such as SAMHSA's Targeted Capacity Expansion (TCE), which have been designed to address discrepancies in treatment capacity by responding to unmet specific local needs for alcohol and drug treatment services. SAMHSA has also studied both behavioral and addiction treatment financing systems in order to put forward novel approaches aimed at expanding science-based addiction treatment capacity.
  
  Panelists include Jerome Jaffe, M.D., Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Maryland and Former Director, Office of Evaluation and Scientific Analysis and Synthesis, CSAT/SAMHSA/HHS; Mady Chalk, Ph.D., Division of Services Improvement, SAMHSA/CSAT/HHS; Jeff Morrow, President, Scripps McDonald Center Alumni Association; Henry Lozano, Co-Chair, President's Advisory Commission on Drug-Free Communities.
  
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  Cost: $12.50 each



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• Helping Addicted Youth Find Recovery (VHS169)
  This webcast will explore the complexities faced by students who are experiencing problems with and addictions to alcohol and/or drugs. We will identify the barriers they face in seeking treatment and support to battle their dependence. We will also look at the range of experiences of youth who have overcome dependence and now are leading healthy lives. In telling their stories we will highlight effective treatment modalities and innovative strategies for meeting the treatment needs of this special population.
  
  Panelists include Maeve O’Neill, Deep Run Lodge; Rita Rumbaugh, Safe and Drug-Free Schools; Justin, Person in Recovery; Bob Story, Epoch Counseling Center.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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• Alcohol and Drug Use and the Cultures of Addiction (VHS171)
  The Webcast will explore the current trends in substance abuse and how the prevalence of such illicit drugs as marijuana, heroin and methamphetamines are surging in some populations and in areas across the country. In addition, the Webcast will examine how such “cultures of addiction” promote and sustain excessive alcohol and drug use.
  
  Panelists include June M. Gertig, Community Support Services Project; Joe Powell, Association of Persons Affected by Addiction; Sis Wenger, National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACoA); Linda Kaplan, Danya Institute/Central East ATTC.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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• The Cultures of Recovery (VHS172)
  This Webcast will celebrate and examine the courage, shared behaviors, needs and values of people striving to overcome substance use disorders. In addition, we will identify the barriers that people with substance use disorders face in seeking treatment and support to overcome their addictions.
  
  Panelists include Stacia Murphy, National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence; Maryanne Frangules, Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery; Patty Denney, Father Martin’s Ashley; Peter Palanca, Treatment Alternative for Safe Communities, Chicago, IL.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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• Finding and Paying for Addiction Treatment in Your Community (VHS 173)
  Individuals with alcohol and/or drug Abuse disorders fail to get substance abuse treatment for many reasons, including the cost of treatment; unavailability of support services, such as childcare or transportation; and lack of services in specific geographic regions. This Webcast will identify various barriers to receiving treatment and highlight innovative approaches to locate and fund substance abuse treatment.
  
  Panelists include Stephenie Colston, SAMHSA; Henry Lozano, President’s Advisory Commission on Drug-Free Communities; Ilene Baker, Pima Prevention Partnership; Janice Ford Griffin, Join Together.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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• Helping the Justice and Child Welfare Systems Meet the Needs of Families Affected by Addiction (VHS 174)
  This Webcast will examine how the justice and child welfare systems and drug courts have changed over the years to work in collaboration to address substance abuse disorders. We will also identify ways the justice and child welfare systems are working to meet the needs of those affected by substance abuse disorders.
  
  Panelists include Shay Bilchik, Child Welfare League of America; Judge Arthur Burnett, District of Columbia Superior Court; Gloria Danzinger, Center for Families, Children, and the Courts; Honorable Karen Freeman-Wilson (ret.), National Association of Drug Court Professionals.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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• Business Community Voices for Recovery (VHS 175)
  Many employers offer substance use disorder treatment options and recovery support services, under their employee assistance programs. Whether it is through benefit programs, workplace policies, or referral services, employers are taking an active role in educating their employees about the dangers of substance use disorders and encouraging individuals to seek help. This program will explore the benefits to businesses, large and small, that are actively supporting treatment for substance use disorders and promoting recovery in the workplace.
  
  Panelists include Elena Carr, Working Partners for an Alcohol- and Drug-Free Workplace, U.S. Department of Labor; Jean Matteson, Employee Health Programs (EHP); Garry Giannone, Prudential Financial; and Bob O’Connell, Radio Group, Inc.
  
  Quantity: ______
  Cost: $12.50 each



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