This training is now being delivered via Zoom as a webinar. NCADA's Developmental Assets Training is a highly motivating, interactive workshop that explores the paths anyone can take to increase the number of Developmental Assets in the lives of young people. Developmental Assets are a set of 40 research-based strengths and supports that enable young people to develop into successful and contributing adults. This workshop is for adults and youth who care about our community’s well-being and future. You’ll learn:…

When it comes to ethical decision-making, how do we determine what is right and wrong, and who decides? In this workshop, we will discuss accepted principles and practices of ethical decision making, share frameworks that might guide your choices, and finally, we will practice applying our codes of ethics. Certificates of completion for 1.5 contact hours will be available. The cost of this webinar is $15. Instructions on how to submit payment will be provided at the conclusion of the…

The digital age has ushered in a new way of communicating, and has at times made our jobs easier, while also posing some unforeseen ethical landmines. This workshop will introduce some of the ethical dilemmas we might encounter in our quickly expanding digital world, especially regarding the use of social media. We'll review what some of the different professional codes of ethics say in regards to technology and social media, and discuss best practices in our professional and personal use…

Friday, June 26, 2020 Doors open at 11:30 am; Luncheon at noon Norwood Hills Country Club Each year the Awards Luncheon celebrates “unsung heroes” for their important work in substance use in our region. The Luncheon is open to the public. The cost is $35 per person or $315 for a table of ten. Seating is limited, so reservations are required by Friday, June 19, 2020. Registration is available here. Know someone who deserves to be recognized for the work they're doing? The Helen B. Madden…

In an ethical dilemma, professionals may understand what needs to be done, but be unsure about the right approach. How can you determine what is best? Cost is $30. (3 contact hours approved by the Missouri Credentialing Board and the State Committee for Social Workers.) Registration for this event is required by August 28. Click here to register.

No-cost overdose education and naloxone distribution open to all members of the public at the Jefferson County Health Department in Arnold (1818 Lonedell Road, Arnold, MO 63010). Come learn about the opioid crisis, and how to prevent and respond to an overdose on September 23 from 6-7 pm. All participants will receive naloxone at no cost. This opportunity is brought to you in partnership with the Jefferson County Health Department, and is provided by funding from the Jefferson County Community Mental Health Fund…