Training

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September10
'He's Just a Kid - He Didn't Mean to Hurt Here' - Teen Dating Violence
Beatrice Cote
Participants will learn about the prevalence of teen dating violence how dating impacts our society. Participants will have broad awareness of problem and will be able to make appropriate referrals to keep victims safe & abusers accountable.

September 17
What Your Teen Is Really Trying to Tell You
Kim Honeycutt
Workshop focuses on what addiction looks like in a teen, how it looks in a teen's family, and differences today in teen addiction.

September 24
Breaking the Myths, Getting the Facts: The Study of HIV / AIDS *
Schivette Hill
Join us to explore the spread, prevention, intervention, and education methods for HIV/AIDS and the opportunities for Substance Abuse Professionals to make a difference. We offer 3 or 6 hours training. Note: Morning session is a pre-requisite for afternoon workshop. (9:00-12:15 & 1:15-4:30)

October 1
SAAM Breakfast (No Charge)*
Guest Speaker-Sheriff Chipp Bailey
SAAM Theme: "Changing Perspectives, Creating Opportunities, Improving Lives" Location: Hope Haven Address: 3815 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28205 Time: 7:30 am - 9:00 am Keynote Speaker: 0.5 NCSAPPB Credit Available

October 8
African American Culture
Adrian Glover
Participants will get a clear view of the African American culture and cultural differences as it relates to health & human services.

October 15
SAPS Annual Awards Luncheon*
Guest Speaker: Mona Johnson-Gibson
Join us in a recognizing prevention and treatment professionals in the field Location: Maggiano's Little Italy-South Park Address: 4400 Sharon Road, Charlotte, NC 28211 Time: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Keynote Speaker: 0.5 NCSAPPB Credit Available

November 5
Preparing for the NCSAPPB Prevention Certification Exam
Angela Maxwell
A review of the NCSAPPB study guide, domains, resources, and strategies for study.

November 12
Ethics for Substance Abuse Professionals *
Joanne Stevenson Jenkins
Ethical issues present themselves in our profession daily. This training uses the NCSAPPB Code of Ethics to look at issues unique to substance abuse. Performance indicators, technical knowledge and personal behaviors related to ethical principals will be explored. We offer 3 or 6 hours training. Note: Morning session is a pre-requisite for afternoon workshop. (9:00-12:15 & 1:15-4:30)

Spring 2010 Professional Development Calendar

All trainings are held at Substance Abuse Prevention
Services Suite
3 Hours: 9:00 am-12:15pm
UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED *
All trainings provide NCSAPPB Credits
Cost $10.00 per Credit Hour

Scholarship Available (Students/Hardship)

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