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National Association of Community Action Agencies [NACAA]]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for more detail)
info@nacaa.org |
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National Assembly of National Voluntary Health and Social Welfare Organizations
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National Assembly of National Voluntary Health and Social Welfare Organizations Gordon A Raley, Executive Director 1319 F Street, NW Suite 601 Washington, DC 20004 202/347-2080 |
About: | Assembly members are national voluntary human service organizations. The Assembly facilitates organizational advocacy for public policies, programs, and resources for human service organizations and those they serve. |
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National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers [NAATP]
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Contact: | (The colored link below is available for e-mail)
National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers 313 W Liberty Street Suite 129 Lancaster, PA 17603-2748 717/392-8480 717/392-8481 fax rhunsicker@naatp.org |
About: | The National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers [NAATP], founded in 1978, is dedicated to:
NAATP represents some 275 non-profit and for-profit free standing and hospital based programs and acts as the voice of private alcoholism and drug dependency treatment programs throughout the USA. |
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Event #1 Detail: |
SECAD (Southeast Conference on Alcohol & Drug Addiction)
(You can click above for the meeting's Web pages.) November 28-30, 2007 Atlanta, GA Event sponsored by: National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers [NAATP] A pre-conference on "Business of Addiction Treatment: Trends and Implications" will be held on November 27, 2007. Program:
Up to 24 continuing education credit hour equivalents available for -physicians -psychologists -social workers -nurses -marriage & family therapists -counselors -various disciplines Event Contact: (the link below is available for making contact) AdCare Educational Institute SECAD 2007 5 Northampton Street Worcester, MA 01605 866/293-5510 508/752-8111 fax (So as to help us out we would appreciate your mentioning our Web pages if you ask about the above meeting.) |
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Annual Conference
May 18-21, 2008 Indian Wells, CA Event sponsored by: National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers [NAATP] (As a favor: should you ask about this meeting, please do mention our Web pages.) |
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National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders [ANAD]
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Contact: | (You can use the colored link below for making contact)
National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders c/o Dawn Ries PO Box 7 Highland Park, IL 60035 847/831-3438 847/433-4632 fax info@anad.org |
About: | The National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders [ANAD], formerly Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, founded in 1976, is an educational and self-help organization dedicated to alleviating the problems of eating disorders, especially anorexia nervosa and bulimia. The Association provides services to anorectics and their families, including counseling, provision of free educational materials, self-help groups for both the victims and their parents, educational programs, and referrals to therapists, hospitals, and clinics treating anorectics.
ANAD encourages the inclusion of articles about eating disorders in various publications and participates in television and radio programs. All ANAD services are free, and referrals are available on request. ANAD has also encouraged research on anorexia and bulimia and has participated in research projects. |
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National Association of Case Management [NACM]
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National Association of Case Management 37 Coconut Lane Ocean Ridge, FL 33435 561/364-1349 561/735-4893 fax |
About: | The National Association of Case Management [NACM] is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1990.
The purpose of NACM is to provide case managers and other service coordination practitioners with an opportunity for professional growth and for the promotion of case management. NACM accomplishes its goals through educational meetings and conferences, news and communications, and policy development that continues the definition and refinement of the case management process. On its website, NACM offers not only Personal Practice Guidelines, but also specific Case Management Practice Guidelines for Adults with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness. NACM is particularly relevant to direct service case managers working with adults and children in the mental health, development disabilities, and substance abuse fields as well as case managers working in welfare reform or those working with people with physical or disabilities or with the elderly. |
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National Association of Child Care Workers [NACCW]
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Contact: | (The link is available for obtaining more information)
National Association of Child Care Workers c/o Barrie Lodge, BA, UED, Chairman PO Box 751013 Garden View 2047 South Africa naccwjb@iafrica.com |
About: | The National Association of Child Care Workers [NACCW] is an independent, non-profit organisation in South Africa which provides the professional training and infrastructure to promote healthy child and youth development and to improve standards of care and treatment for troubled children and youth at risk in family, community and residential group care settings. NACCW is the South African National Section of the International Federation of Educative Communities, the UNESCO organization responsible for child and youth care.
The official publication of NACCW is Child & Youth Care. |
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National Association for Children of Alcoholics [NACoA]
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National Association for Children of Alcoholics 11426 Rockville Pike Suite 100 Rockville, MD 20852 888/554-3627 301/468-0985 |
About: | The mission of theNational Association for Children of Alcoholics [NACoA] is to advocate for all children and families affected by alcoholism and other drug dependencies. |
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National Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists [NACBT]
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Contact: | (You can activate the link below for e-mail)
The National Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists 102 Gilson Avenue PO Box 2195 Weirton, WV 26062 800/853-1135 304/723-3982 fax nacbt@nacbt.org |
About: | The National Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists [NACBT] is dedicated to serving cognitive-behavioral therapy.
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National Association of Community Health Centers [NACHC]
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National Association of Community Health Centers 1330 New Hampshire Avenue, NW Suite 122 Washington, DC 20036 202/659-8008 |
About: | The National Association of Community Health Centers [NACHC] was founded in 1971. It represents community and migrant health centers, health care for the homeless programs, and others working to improve access of low-income individuals and medically underserved communities to health care. NACHC provides information support and technical assistance to health centers, organizes conferences, workshops, and training seminars, publishes newsletters and educational materials, and works to ensure that all persons receive high-quality, culturally competent, comprehensive preventive and primary health care services. |
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National Association for Continuing Education [NACE]
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Contact: | (The link is available for securing more information)
National Association for Continuing Education 10097 Cleary Boulevard Suite 510 Plantation, FL 33324 954/723-0057 info@naceonline.com |
About: | The National Association for Continuing Education [NACE] was established to respond to a growing national need for more education and information about common disorders that affect a significant number of children, adolescents and adults. |
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National Association of Counsel for Children [NACC]
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Contact: | (You might click on the link below for e-mail)
National Association of Counsel for Children 1825 Marion Street Suite 340 Denver, CO 80218 888/828-6222 advocate@NACCchildlaw.org |
About: | The National Association of Counsel for Children [NACC] is a non-profit professional membership organization dedicated to quality representation and protection of children in the legal system. The purpose of the NACC is to assist attorneys and other professionals in their work with children in the legal system. At the same time, the NACC carries out a Policy Agenda designed to improve the legal system for children |
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National Association of County Behavioral Health Directors [NACBHD]
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National Association of County Behavioral Health Directors 1555 Connecticut Avenue NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20036 202/234-7543 202/462-9043 fax |
About: | The National Association of County Behavioral Health Directors [NACBHD] is comprised of organizations having statutory responsibility for the planning and delivery of mental health, substance abuse, and/or developmental disability services at the county or multi-county level. NACBHD is an affiliate of the National Association of Counties.
NACBHD works to promote excellence in the delivery of county behavioral health services by:
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National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work [NADD]
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About: | The National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work [NADD] is composed of all deans and directors of accredited graduate programs of social work. The organization was formed in the 1970's. There are currently 125 members.
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National Association for Drama Therapy [NADT]
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Contact: | (You can activate the link below for more detail)
National Association for Drama Therapy 15 Post Side Lane Pittsford, NY 14534 585/381-5618 585/383-1474 fax nadt.office@nadt.org |
About: | The National Association for Drama Therapy [NADT] is a non-profit association incorporated in 1979 to establish and uphold high standards of professional competence and ethics among drama therapists; to develop criteria for training and registration; to sponsor publications and conferences; and to promote the profession of drama therapy through information and advocacy. |
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National Association of Drug Court Professionals [NADCP]
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National Association of Drug Court Professionals 901 North Pitt Street Suite 370 Alexandria, VA 22314 703/706-0576 703/706-0577 fax |
About: | The National Association of Drug Court Professionals [NADCP] seeks to reduce substance abuse, crime and recidivism by promoting and advocating for the establishment and funding of Drug Courts and providing for collection and dissemination of information, technical assistance, and mutual support to association members. A Drug Court is a special court given the responsibility to handle cases involving drug-addicted offenders through an extensive supervision and treatment program. |
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National Association for the Dually Diagnosed [NADD]
(Mental Illness/Mental Retardation) (You can click above for its home page) | |
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Contact: | (You can use the link for e-mail)
National Association for the Dually Diagnosed 132 Fair Street Kingston, NY 12401-4802 800/331-5362 845/331-4336 845/331-4569 fax info@thenadd.org |
About: | The National Association for the Dually Diagnosed [NADD], an association for persons with developmental disabilities and mental health needs, was founded as a not-for-profit organization in 1983. It provides educational services, training materials and regional, national and international conferences, symposiums and other training activities worldwide.
The mission of NADD is to:
NADD operates a toll-free number offering information and referral services to professionals and families. The official publication of NADD is the Journal of Mental Health Research in Intellectual Disabilities. |
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Event #1 Detail: |
24-th Annual Conference
"Physical & Mental Wellness - Promising Practices" (Kindly see the meeting's Web pages.) October 24-26, 2007 Atlanta, GA Sponsor: National Association for the Dually Diagnosed [NADD], (Mental Illness/Mental Retardation) Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 4/30/2007. Up to ? continuing education credit hours available for unspecified professionals. (If you please, when asking about this event, it could be very helpful if you were to tell about these Web pages.) |
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5th Annual MH/MR Conference
"Mental Health Aspects - Treatment & Support" (Please consult the meeting's Web pages.) November 15-16, 2007 Columbus, OH Event sponsor: National Association for the Dually Diagnosed [NADD], (Mental Illness/Mental Retardation) Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 4/30/2007. Event Contact: (you might click on the link below for securing more information) Robert J Fletcher, DSW, ACSW 800/331-5362 845/331-4336 (A request: should you ask about this, please say that you discovered about it here.) |
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National Association for the Education of Young Children [NAEYC]
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National Association for the Education of Young Children Marilyn M Smith, Executive Director 1834 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20009 800/424-2460 202/232-8777 |
About: | NAEYC seeks to improve services for pre-school and elementary school children through professional development of early childhood educators. NAEYC offers information and resources on child development and public policy, has an accreditation program for child care centers and schools, issues publications and runs symposia. |
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National Association of Elementary School Principals [NAESP]
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National Association of Elementary School Principals Samuel G. Sava, Executive Director 1615 Duke Street Alexandria, VA 22314-3483 703/684-3345 |
About: | More than 26,000 elementary and middle school principals worldwide are members of NAESP. The organization brings itsunique perspective to the national government, conducs regional meetings, and issues publications. |
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National Association for Home Care [NAHC]
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National Association for Home Care 2287 7th Street SE Washington, DC 20003 202/547-7424 |
About: | Since its inception in 1982, NAHC has remained committed to serving the home care and hospice industry, which provides services to the sick, the disabled, and the terminally ill in the comfort of their homes. |
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National Association of Hospital IRB Managers [NAHIM]
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ATTN: Thomas E Ball National Association of Hospital IRB Managers PO Box 640006 Atlanta, GA 30364-0006 404/768-3569 |
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National Association for Human Development
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National Association for Human Development 1424 16th Street NW Suite 102 Washington, DC 20036 202/328-2191 |
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National Association of Managed Care Physicians [NAMCP]
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Contact: | (You can use the link for e-mail)
National Association of Managed Care Physicians, Inc 4435 Waterfront Drive Suite 101 PO Box 4765 Glen Allen, VA 23060 804/527-1905 804/747-5316 fax info@namcp.com |
About: | The mission of the National Association of Managed Care Physicians, founded in 1991, is to enhance the ability of practicing physicians and other health care professionals through education, research and communication, to succeed in managed care environments and integrated delivery systems. |
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National Association of Mental Health Information Officers
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National Association of Mental Health Information Officers c/o Janet Boyle 14 Bae Mar Place Wheeling WV 26003 304/242-3892 |
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National Association for Music Therapy
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Contact: | (You could click on the link below for more detail)
National Association for Music Therapy, Inc. 8455 Colesville Road Suite 1000 Silver Spring, MD 20910 301/589-3300 301/589-5175 fax info@namt.com |
About: | NAMT was founded in 1950, its purpose is the progressive development of the therapeutic use of music in rehabilitation, special education, and community settings. NAMT is committed to the advancement of education, training, professional standards, credentials, and research in support of the music therapy profession.
NAMT offers a professional registration program for individuals who have met rigorous educational and clinical training requirements. More than 3,400 individuals are registered music therapists or RMTs. Since its inception in 1958, the registration program has granted registration to over 7,000 individuals. |
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National Association for Poetry Therapy [NAPT]
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National Association for Poetry Therapy c/o Marge Silberling, Administrator 16861 SW 6th Street Pembroke Pines, FL 33027 866/844-6278 954/499-4333 954/499-4324 fax |
About: | The National Association for Poetry Therapy [NAPT] is a world-wide community of people who share a love for the use of language arts in growth and healing. Members represent a wide range of professional experience, schools of therapy, educational affiliations, artistic disciplines, and other fields of training in both mental and physical health. |
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National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Services
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National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Services 1400 Spring Street Suite 310 Silver Spring, MD 20910 301/588-2491 |
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National Association of Practising Psychiatrists
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Contact: | (You can activate the link below for making contact)
National Association of Practising Psychiatrists PO Box 12 Arncliffe NSW 2205 Australia +61/2/95562534 +61/2/9567-4681 fax admin@napp.one.net.au |
About: | The National Association of Practising Psychiatrists was established for the following objects:
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National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers
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National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers 1604 North Country Club Road Tucson, AZ 85716 520/881-8008 |
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National Association of Protection and Advocacy Systems [NAPAS]
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National Association of Protection and Advocacy Systems 900 Second Street, NE Suite 211 Washington, D . 20002 202/408-9514 202/408-9520 fax |
About: | The National Association of Protection and Advocacy Systems [NAPAS] represents federally mandated programs that protect the rights of persons with disabilities. |
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National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems [NAPHS]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for more information)
National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems 701 13th Street, NW Suite 950 Washington, DC 20005 202/393-6700 202/783-6041 fax naphs@naphs.org |
About: | Created in 1933, the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems [NAPHS] represents behavioral healthcare systems that are committed to the delivery of responsive, accountable, and clinically effective treatment and prevention programs for people with mental and substance abuse disorders. The NAPHS mission encompasses all organizations serving people with psychiatric and substance abuse disorders. The association has a wide variety of system members--including integrated health systems, hospitals, units of general hospitals, partial hospitalization programs, community mental health centers, residential treatment centers, and behavioral group practices--located in all regions of the country. Member systems provide active treatment and prevention programs for children, adolescents, adults, the elderly, and alcohol and substance abuse patients, and most offer a continuum of services such as inpatient, partial hospitalization, residential treatment, and outpatient care. |
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National Association of Psychometrists [NAP]
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About: | The mission of the National Association of Psychometrists [NAP] is to promote the education and training of individuals who are employed to administer neuropsychological, psychological and educational tests under the supervision of neuropsychologists, psychologists and other authorized users. The Association advocates the careful application of standardized procedures for administration and scoring as set forth by the test developer. The goals desired from this mission are to be achieved in cooperation with professional psychological organizations and as a service to the general public. |
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National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality [NARTH]
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National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality 16633 Ventura Boulevard Suite 1340 Encino, CA 91436-1801 818/789-4440 805/373-5084 fax |
About: | The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality [NARTH], founded in 1992, is a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to the research, therapy and prevention of homosexuality. |
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National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy [NARPA]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for e-mail)
Judy Lavine, NARPA Administrator PO Box 16311, Rumford, RI 02916 401/434-2120 401/431-0043 fax jblaaa@aol.com |
About: | The National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy [NARPA] is dedicated to promoting those policies and pursuing those strategies that represent the preferred options of people who have been labeled mentally disabled. NARPA is committed to advocating the abolishing of all forced treatment laws. NARPA believes the recipients of mental health services are capable of and entitled to make their own choices, and they are, above all, equal citizens under the law. To the extent that the recipients and former recipients may need assistance to support or express or achieving their preferences, NARPA is committed to promoting rights protection and advocacy which focuses upon both the right to choose and the specific choices of those who request assistance. Therefore, NARPA's fundamental mission is to help empower people who have been labeled mentally disabled so that they may learn to independently exercise their rights. |
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National Association for Rural Mental Health [NARMH]
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Contact: | (You could use the link for more detail)
National Association for Rural Mental Health 1756 74th Avenue South Suite 101 St Cloud, MN 56301 320/202-1820 320/202-1833 fax narmh@facts.ksu.edu |
About: | The goal of the National Association for Rural Mental Health [NARMH] is to enhance the delivery of mental health services to rural areas. It promotes this goal and informs the field of the unique needs of rural mental health programs. Established in 1977, NARMH attempts to foster communication among rural mental health professionals through dissemination of information and development of education resources |
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