At the 2015 AATOD Conference, SAMHSA staff and State Opioid Treatment Authorities (SOTAs) convened a day-long meeting to share information and discuss topics of interest to both SAMHSA and the States concerning opioid treatment and regulating Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs). Continue reading Presentations from the CSAT-SOTA Meeting at AATOD
State Support of Youth SBIRT and SBIRT-Like Prevention Programs: Report of Case Studies
This document reports the findings from case studies of five State initiatives directed at identifying and providing interventions to youth that exhibit “elevated” or “high” risk for substance use disorders. Continue reading
NASADAD releases fact sheet on methamphetamine
The fact sheet provides information on trends in use and admissions to treatment, the effects of methamphetamine use, effective treatment services, and key federal programs and agencies. Continue reading
NASADAD releases updated section-by-section analysis of Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act of 2015
The section-by-section provides an overview of the bipartisan, bicameral legislation that was originally introduced by Senators Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Rob Portman (R-OH). Continue reading
NASADAD releases fact sheet on cocaine
The fact sheet provides information on trends in use and admissions to treatment, the effects of cocaine use, effective treatment services, and key federal programs and agencies. Continue reading
NASADAD releases fact sheet on alcohol
The fact sheet provides information on trends in use and admissions to treatment, the effects of alcohol use, effective treatment services, and key federal programs and agencies. Continue reading
NASADAD releases fact sheet on opioids
The fact sheet provides information on trends in use and admissions to treatment, the effects of opioid use, effective treatment services, and key federal programs and agencies. Continue reading
NASADAD releases fact sheet on marijuana
The fact sheet provides information on trends in use and admissions to treatment; the effects of marijuana use, particularly on youth and adolescents; and marijuana’s public health impact.