(Webinar) Integrating Peer Support into Treatment Courts
Peer support represents a powerful movement in mental health and AODA treatment and is widely seen as an evidence-based practice.
(Webinar) Integrated Case Management
All drug court team members need to understand client case management. Through client case management the team can understand the
(Webinar) Sustainability
You have established your treatment court, now how do you sustain it? Presenters from the Center for Court Innovation will
(Webinar) Covid Drug Testing with Oral Fluid using Social Distancing or Remote Observation
This workshop will explain how to collect Oral Fluid with Social Distancing which includes remote collection (FFL calls it “Tele-oral
(Webinar) Constitutional and Legal Issues in Problem Solving Courts
Problem-solving courts have become a central feature of many state justice systems, as they offer an effective, evidence-based approach for
(Webinar) Crisis Intervention Teams: A special law enforcement track from NDCI
Law enforcement professionals will examine how to use the Crisis Intervention Model as a community engagement tool and look at
(Webinar) Teleservices: Using Technology to Enhance Treatment Court Operations
In today’s tech-savvy world, computers, smartphones, and videoconferencing offer new opportunities for drug courts to serve clients and address staff
(Webinar) Participant Interactions: A special law enforcement track from NDCI
Law enforcement professionals will recognize the importance of engaging with participants through culturally effective and trauma informed community interactions. At
(Webinar) Secondary Trauma: Helping the Helpers – a special law enforcement track from NDCI
Law enforcement professionals will gain an understanding of the impact of secondary trauma and subsequently the importance of officer wellness
(Webinar) Research Says 2020: Best Practices in Assessment, Supervision and Treatment of High Risk Drunk Drivers
In 2018, there were over 1 million drivers arrested for driving under the influence and drunk drivers were responsible for