161. The Council On Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Santa Barbara It is the mission of the Council on alcoholism and Drug Abuse to substantiallyreduce alcoholism and drug abuse in the Santa Barbara community through http://www.sbcada.org/

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162. NCADD Home - National Council On Alcoholism & Drug Dependence Established in 1980 in Middlesex County, our mission is to prevent the diseases of alcoholism and drug addiction and related problems through prevention education, advocacy and public awareness. http://www.ncadd-middlesex.com

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163. Alcohol And Drug Rehabilitation - Betty Ford Center Offers treatment for women, men, and children beginning recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction, substance abuse, and chemical dependency. Located in Rancho Mirage, CA. http://www.bettyfordcenter.org/

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164. Addiction And Recovery Resources - The Man In The Glass Articles on alcoholism, drug abuse and substance dependence. Information on rehabilitation, detoxification and strategies. Suited to alcoholics, addicts, friends and those interested in the disease of addiction. http://worldwideaddiction.com

165. Home Page Council serves the 5county Central Finger Lakes region. http://www.councilonalcoholism.net/

COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM and ADDICTIONS of the Finger Lakes September is Addiction Recovery Month Join Us By Signing A Proclamation to the Governor!!! (Click Here) PARENTS: THE ANTI-DRUG !!! THE MISSION OF THE COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM IS: o TO REDUCE THE EXTENT OF ALCOHOL and DRUG USE IN THE COMMUNITY; o TO REDUCE THE EXTENT OF ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG DEPENDENCY IN THE COMMUNITY; o TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED BY SOCIETY DUE TO ABUSE AND ADDICTION. The Council serves the 5-County Central Finger Lakes Region: Ontario, Schuyler, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties Every Day 1,500 Americans DIE because of Tobacco, Alcohol and other Drug Abuse and many thousands more find themselves in hospitals, mental institutions, and jail. ADPEP ALCOHOL and DRUG PREVENTION EDUCATION PROGRAM a 6 hour educational program for youth (with Court Referral Form) DRUGS ON THE INTERNET A Fact Sheet about Internet Sites... Important information for all Parents and Youth (in PDF Format) PARENTS, TEENS, PARTIES AND THE LAW

166. Alcoholism A Study And Review Program The CDROM alcoholism A Study and Review Program is explained, and ordering information is provided. http://penguin.d.umn.edu/marketing/alcoholismCD/

167. Adolescent Treatment Centers, Teenage Drug Rehab, Teen Alcohol Rehabilitation, M Adolescent drug addiction, eating disorder and alcoholism treatment center, located in Malibu California. Family treatment, equine therapy and anger management programs. http://www.visionsteen.com

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168. Your Self Help Process A resource for people (and their family and friends) affected by alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling addiction, other addictive behaviours and/or with negativity and disturbance related to abuse. http://www.yourselfhelpprocess.com

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169. Cattaraugus County Council On Alcoholism & Substance Abuse, Inc. Include council profile, services, contact information, and events. http://www.cccasa.org/

170. Alcohol Abuse Problems - Alcoholism Health Effects And Causes Concise factsheet explaining the causes, symptoms and treatment of alcohol abuse and alcoholism. http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/Mosby_factsheets/alcohol_abuse.html

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171. NAADAC - The Association For Addiction Professionals Press Release May 5, 2004 NAADAC Executive Director Addresses UK Members of ParliamentPat FordRoegner was among a select group of international experts on http://www.naadac.org/

Press Release May 27, 2004 IRS Should Regard EAP Benefits as Preventive Care NAADAC Signs onto Comment Letter read release NAADAC Foundation Donate online to the NAADAC Education and Research Foundation more information Issue Brief Addiction Workforce (NAADAC activities) read brief This independent study course provides an in-depth understanding of the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) expanded and revised drug use and alcohol misuse prevention rules. Learn more in Publications. Register Now! Please join us in West Yellowstone, Montana for NAADAC's Annual Conference, October 6-9, 2004 You'll find value in sessions and exhibits led by experts on workforce development, cultural competency, rural challenges, science-to-service, co-occurring disorders, criminal justice, ending discrimination, and many other topics. 2004 Annual Conference Information May 2004 Mary Woods Named to Co-Occurring Center for Excellence NAADAC President-Elect Mary Woods has been appointed to SAMHSA’s new National Steering Council for the Co-Occurring Center for Excellence (COCE), which met for the first time April 22-23, 2004. The COCE helps to identify best practices in treating co-occurring substance abuse and mental disorders and will support the application of these practices by states and their public health systems through technical assistance and cross-training, state of the art materials, and a website.

172. Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous Official Web site http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org/

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173. Welcome To JACS Organization of Jewish alcoholics, addicts, family members and concerned friends exploring resources http://www.jacsweb.org/

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175. Manisses Communications Award Winning Newsletters For Behavioral Healthcare Prof Click here.Mental Health Weekly The latest news and analysis of public policy,business trends and treatment issues affecting mental health administrators. http://www.manisses.com/

our mission company overview company directory contact the editors ... Mental Health Weekly The latest news and analysis of public policy, business trends and treatment issues affecting mental health administrators. Free Sample featuring articles on Medicaid managed care, Magellan Health Services, Inc., legislation calling for family-friendly mental health services for children, shortcomings in mental health care among Calif.'s HMOs and more. Getting Paid in Behavioral Healthcare A monthly how-to guide to help providers maximize revenue while maintaining high-quality care. Key topics include accreditation, revenue diversification, accurate coding, outcomes, and evidenced-based practices. Free Sample featuring articles on workforce training, how an organization improved its central intake system, HIPAA planning for small providers and more. The Brown University Psychopharmacology Update A monthly advisory on treating behavioral disorders with pharmacological agents.

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