FREE Lunch & Learn Series
The AADCP Board and the Training and Technical Assistance Committee is pleased to offer a series of FREE Lunch & Learn Webinars.
Event Calendar
As a member you receive exclusive access to online and in-person training.
2023 Autumn Symposium
Training topics will include: Roles and Responsibilities of Team Members and…. A sneak peek at the upcoming All Rise (Formerly NADCP) revised Treatment Court Standards! $125 for members (LOGIN TO
Historical Trauma
Historical Trauma still has an impact on Native American people. Years after the federal policies, boarding schools, and relocation efforts Native people still feel the impact. This session will provide
Tribal/State Collaborations
Tribal/State collaborations can be tricky sometimes, but when done successfully, it benefits all involved. This session will discuss a brief history of Tribal/State relations. This session will also discuss practical
POSTPONED: Making Courts Inclusive Communities: Eliminating “Isms” that promote discriminatory behavior and exclusion.
This workshop will explore stereotypes, implicit bias, microaggressions and intersectionality recognizing that identifying these concepts and behaviors is the first step to eliminating them within our court practices and procedures.
Reaching the 33%: How Do We Stop the High-Risk Impaired Driver?
Every year approximately one million individuals in the United States are arrested for drunk driving. Research shows that about two thirds of the first-time DWI offenders never commit a subsequent
High on our Highways -The Challenge of Drug Impaired Driving and Community Supervision
In 2016, 43% of fatally injured drivers in impaired driving crashes with a known test result, tested positive for drugs, more frequently than alcohol was present. The growing number of
On-Demand Training
Looking to expand your knowledge and receive continuing education units?
Reaching the 33%: How Do We Stop the High-Risk Impaired Driver?
Every year approximately one million individuals in the United States are arrested for drunk driving. Research shows that about two thirds of the first-time DWI offenders never commit a subsequent
High on our Highways -The Challenge of Drug Impaired Driving and Community Supervision
In 2016, 43% of fatally injured drivers in impaired driving crashes with a known test result, tested positive for drugs, more frequently than alcohol was present. The growing number of
Trauma Informed Communication through the Pre and Post-Conviction Process
In a recent study completed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), it was determined that 96% of justice involved women and 89% of justice involved men