ATTC Network Orientation Overview
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This document provides information about the Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) Network Orientation in 2010. It discusses the purpose and history of the ATTC Network, its relationship with the US government, its structure including regional centers and committees, and photos of some of the ATTC leadership in attendance at the orientation.
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ATTC Network Orientation Overview
- 1. Who We Are 2010 ATTC Network Orientation Laurie Krom, MS Director ATTC National Office
- 2. Let’s try our own!
- 4. ATTC Purpose • Raise awareness of evidence-based and promising treatment and recovery practices, • Build skills to prepare the workforce to deliver state-of- the-art addictions treatment and recovery services, and • Change practice by incorporating these new skills into everyday use for the purpose of improving addictions treatment and recovery outcomes.
- 5. Our History • 1993: 11 Regional Centers were first funded by CSAT to serve 22 states • 1998: 13 Regional Centers and a National Office • 2002 Network: 14 Regional Centers and a National Office serve all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and the Pacific Trust Territories • 2007: Refunded by CSAT through 2012 to serve all states and territories 5
- 6. Relationship with U.S. Government President: Barack Obama United States Cabinet Department of Health & Human Services SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network 6
- 7. PRESIDENT CABINET HHS SAMHSA/CSAT ATTC NETWORK 7
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- 12. ATTC Committees & Workgroups • Steering Committee • National Workgroups – Some Focused on Product Development – Some Focused on Coordination of National Activities • Temporary Meeting Planning Committees
- 14. Aaron Williams Central East ATTC
- 15. Phil Orrick Director Gulf Coast ATTC Dan Squires P.I. ATTC of New England
- 16. Anne Helene Skinstad Director Prairielands ATTC Candace Peters Prairielands ATTC
- 17. Cathy Nugent Former ATTC Project Officer and Chief of the Workforce Development Branch, CSAT Steve Gumbley Director ATTC of New England
- 18. Donna Doolin Dawn Tyus CSAT Project Officer Director Southeast ATTC
- 19. Mary Anne Bryan Holly Hagle Tom Durham Northwest Frontier ATTC Northeast ATTC Director Central East ATTC
- 20. Debbie Rockford Mid-America ATTC Denna Vandersloot Northwest Frontier ATTC
- 21. Lonnetta Albright Director Great Lakes ATTC Tiffany Kilpatrick Great Lakes ATTC Carmen Andujar Caribbean Basin ATTC
- 22. Nancy Roget Director Mountain West ATTC Tom Freese Co-Director (California) Pacific Southwest ATTC Paula Horvatich Director Mid-Atlantic ATTC
- 23. Vicki Staples Beth Rutkowski Pacific Southwest Pacific Southwest ATTC (Arizona) ATTC (California) Dr. Clark Director CSAT
- 24. Jan Wrolstad Pat Stilen Mid-America ATTC Director Mid-America ATTC
- 25. Steve Gallon Director Northwest Frontier ATTC Michael Flaherty P.I. Northeast ATTC
- 26. Ryan Springer Central East ATTC Tamara Parris Central East ATTC
- 27. Mountain West ATTC Joyce Hartje Michelle Berry Wendy Woods Jennifer Norland
- 28. Mike Shafer Co-Director (Arizona) Pacific Southwest ATTC Vicki Staples Pacific Southwest ATTC
- 29. Jim Knorp Joan Leary Pam Waters Southern Coast ATTC Southern Coast ATTC Director Southern Coast ATTC
- 30. Dick Spence P.I. Mary Cook Gulf Coast Gulf Coast ATTC Fafi Robles ATTC Former Director Caribbean Basin & Hispanic ATTC
- 31. Ryan Springer Central East ATTC Jim Aiello Director Northeast ATTC
Editor's Notes
- What is the ATTC Network? National Network funded by the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Word Cloud created by wordle.net From your experience, what words would you use to describe the ATTC Network?
- What is the ATTC Network? National Network of experts committed to helping the field stay abreast of “what works” in order to enhance their skills and change their practice
- How is the Network Organized? Top Down
- How is the Network Organized? Top Down – another perspective
- How is the Network organized? Focusing in on the Network
- How is the Network organized? Characteristics of all RCs Focus primarily on front-line addictions counselors and clinical supervisors, but also serve multi-disciplinary groups Address multi-system issues Provide education and training Work to improve standards and policies in the field
- How is the Network organized? Unique Aspects of Regional Centers Location Target Audience/Discipline Educational Focus Systems Focus Staff Expertise
- National Office Program Support Initiate/implement ATTC Network tools Lead national projects Develop national products Act as liaison with CSAT Promote internal/external communication and collaboration Actively participate in Network Workgroups Market ATTC Network products and services Provide T.A. to Regional Centers Coordinate meeting logistics And so on, and so on, and so on
- Who are the People in the Network? Does anyone know the lyrics to this song? Oh, who are the people in your neighborhood? In your neighborhood? In your neighborhood? Say, who are the people in your neighborhood? The people that you meet each day Oh, the postman always brings the mail Through rain or snow or sleet or hail I'll work and work the whole day through To get your letters safe to you 'Cause a postman is a person in your neighborhood In your neighborhood He's in your neighborhood A postman is a person in your neighborhood A person that you meet each day Oh, a fireman is brave it's said His engine is a shiny red If there's a fire anywhere about Well, I'll be sure to put it out 'Cause a fireman is a person in your neighborhood In your neighborhood He's in your neighborhood And a postman is a person in your neighborhood Well, they're the people that you meet When you're walking down the street They're the people that you meet each day …