Nevada Department of Health - CASAT - University of Nevada, Reno

State of NevadaNevada Department of Healthand Human ServicesNevada Division of Mental Healthand Developmental Services (MHDS)Substance Abuse Preventionand Treatment Agency (SAPTA)Jim Gibbons,GovernorMichael J. Willden,Director Nevada Department ofHealth and Human ServicesDr. Harold Cook,Administrator MHDSDeborah McBride,Agency Director SAPTAThis publication was supported in whole or in part by MHDS and SAPTA throughthe Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (SAPT) Block Grant from theDepartment of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Substance Abuse andMental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Its contents are solelythe responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the officialviews of the U.S. DHHS, SAMHSA, nor the state of Nevada MHDS or SAPTA.State of Nevada1

Funded By:»»Nevada Division of Mental Healthand Developmental Services (MHDS)»»Substance Abuse Preventionand Treatment Agency (SAPTA)»»Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT)»»Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP)»»Substance Abuse and Mental HealthServices Administration (SAMHSA)»»Center for the Application of SubstanceAbuse Technologies (CASAT)/279Division of Health SciencesUniversity of Nevada,Reno, NV 89557Toll Free: 1.866.617.2818Phone: 1.775.784.4707Fax: 1.775.784.1840Web:www.casat.orgTable of ContentsNevada Licensing CEH Requirements 4Full Day Workshops 6Half Day Workshops 10Webinars 11Resource Information 12CD-ROM Workshops 13Video/DVD Workshops 16Continuing Education Hours 20Workshop Schedule & Locations 21Maps & Directions 22Extended Studies at UNR 24Registration/Payment Information 25Scholarships 26Course Fees 27The University of Nevada, Reno is an EqualOpportunity/Affirmative Action Institution.Workshop Registration Form 28Pull-out CalendarCenter2FundingTable of Contents3

Nevada Alcohol and DrugAbuse Counselor RequirementsLicensed/CertifiedCounselorsClinicalSupervisorsNevada Administrative Code 641C (NAC 641C.300)requires that all licensed or certified alcohol and drugcounselors earn 40 hours of continuing educationhours during a two-year period of licensure orcertification, of which three hours must pertain toethics and three hours must pertain to confidentialityand HIPAA.Licensed counselors who supervise certified internsmust attend at least ten hours of continuing educationin counseling supervision, ethics, and Nevada lawduring the two-year certification period. Thesehours may be included in the required 40 hours ofcontinuing education.Nevada Alcohol and DrugAbuse Counselor RequirementsSocial WorkCEUsQuestionsPursuant to NAC 641B.189 (NRS 641B.280) and theNevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers, alicensee may only take up to 7.5 hours of continuingeducation credits via distance learning/remote studycourses, home study and/or self-directed learningprograms during a two-year period.For questions about continuing education forcounselor licensure, certification, or internships and/or for securing approval for attending or presentinga non-CASAT SAPTA-sponsored training, contactthe Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug& Gambling Counselor’s office (775.884.8922) orvisit their website at: http://alcohol.state.nv.us/InternsRegistered counselor interns are required to earn 15hours of training within the first six months of theirinternship employment, 10 hours during the secondsix months, and 20 hours in each subsequent year.During the first three months, six hours of continuingeducations credits must pertain to ethics and six hoursmust pertain to confidentiality and HIPAA.Download handouts at :http://casat.unr.edu/trainingmaterials.htmlRecordKeepingParticipants in need of contact hours for alcoholand drug counseling licensure, certification, orinternship, must have proof of attendance (Certificateof Completion) for possible audit by the NevadaBoard of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug and GamblingCounselor’s office.Participants are reminded that maintenance of contact hourrecords, certificates, etc., is the responsibility of the individualnot CASAT nor the Board of Examiners.In efforts to be environmentally sensitive, PowerPoints and handouts willnow be posted online for viewing and downloading if desired. Power-Points and materials will NO longer be printed and brought to workshopsfor distribution. You may purchase the handouts from CASAT for $3.00,the day of the training. Materials will ONLY be posted upon the approvalof the trainer/author and according to copyright restrictions.Going Green4CEH RequirementsCEH Requirements5

Full-Day WorkshopsFull-Day WorkshopsOctober Cont.TreatmentPlanningM.A.T.R.S.Oct 18 Las VegasOct 19 RenoNovemberPTSDNov 16Nov 188Las VegasRenoFull Day WorkshopsThis course was developed by the National Institute onDrug Abuse (NIDA) and the Substance Abuse Mental HealthServices Administration (SAMHSA) Blending Team. For thiscourse, the concepts of assessment and treatment planningwere “blended” to demonstrate the importance of usinga standardized assessment tool when treatment planning.Participants will be introduced to the Addiction SeverityIndex (ASI) and the electronic version, called the DENS.Highlighted are the basics of treatment planning and casefile documentation. Time will be given during the course forparticipants to practice new treatment planning skills. Noprevious training in the ASI required.Locations: Reno - UNR, Redfield Campus Rm. 214Las Vegas- NV Cooperative ExtensionInstructor: Alan Cook, M.A., M.A.C., CAC, CAC IIIJim Von Busch M.Coun., L.P.C.CEHs: 6The battle may be over, but for many, the struggles have justbegun. Returning military members often facebio-psychosocial challenges that undermine establishedbehavioral norms. Community prevention programs andtreatment providers are a key link when social networksbegin to fray under these pressures. This workshop isdesigned to examine the specific challenges veterans endure,describe the manifestations of combat related stress andhow this may alter an individual’s clinical presentation, andidentify appropriate prevention assessment and treatmentinterventions.Locations: Reno - UNR, Redfield Campus Rm. 214Las Vegas - NV Cooperative ExtensionInstructor: Susan Storti, Ph.D., R.N., CARN-AP, CASCEHs: 6November Cont.The DSM:Friend or Foe?Nov. 12 Las VegasNov. 16 RenoDecember12-StepFacilitationDec 8 Las VegasDec 10 RenoEthicsDec 15Dec 17RenoLas VegasIt is essential that all clinicians become proficient in the useof this critical guide…after all, your clients depend on yourexpertise! Topics include.• Why we need reliable psychiatric diagnoses• How to apply criteria from the DSM• Strengths and weaknesses of DSM diagnoses• Application of criteria• Special diagnostic considerations for substance usedisorders• Looking ahead to DSM-VLocations: TBDInstructors: Mellissa Piaseki, M.D.CEHs: 6Twelve-Step Facilitation (TSF) is a structured approach tofacilitating early recovery from alcoholism/addiction. It is basedin behavioral, spiritual, and cognitive principles that form thecore of 12-step fellowships such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)and Narcotics Anonymous (NA). The Twelve-Step Facilitationapproach views specific causative factors as less relevant inrecovery than is acceptance of both the loss of control and the needfor abstinence and a willingness to follow the pathway laid out inthe 12 Steps. This training is intended to outline the appropriatetools to perform Twelve Step Facilitation as an evidence basedintervention in counselor’s work with clients.Locations: Reno - UNR, Redfield Campus, Room 214Las Vegas - NV Cooperative ExtensionInstructor: Steve Burt, MA, LADCCEHs: 6In this course, participants will discuss and practiceresolving these and other ethical issues within the contextof the ethical standards in the Nevada Administrative Code(NAC) 641C. These standards also will be compared to theethical standards of other mental health practitioners andprofessional groups. This workshop includes the ethical codefor licensed and certified alcohol and drug counselors, alongwith a review of NAADAC’s ethical code.Locations: Reno - UNR, Redfield Campus Rm. 214Las Vegas - NV Cooperative ExtensionInstructors: Jenny Brenn, M.A., MFT, LADCCEHs: 6Full Day Workshops9

Half-Day WorkshopsHalf-Day WorkshopsConfidentialityand HIPAAAug 27 RenoSep 24 Las Vegas8:30 - 12:00 pmEthicsAug 27 RenoSept 24 Las Vegas1:00 - 4:30 pmThe FactsAboutBullyingOct 13 Reno8:30 - 12:00Oct 14 Las Vegas9:30 - 1:00 pmWho can you tell and when? Who must you tell and when?This workshop will cover federal and Nevada rules ofconfidentiality with an emphasis on practical solutions toreal problems. Topics will include: what is a proper consentfor release of information, how to respond to a subpoena,exceptions to the rules, and child and elder abuse reportingrequirements. (This course is required for interns as well asfor licensed or certified counselors who are renewing theirlicense or certificate.)Locations: Reno - UNR, Student UnionRita Laden Senate ChambersLas Vegas - NV Cooperative ExtensionInstructors: Dave Spitzer, Esq.CEHs: 3In this course, participants will discuss and practiceresolving these and other ethical issues within the contextof the ethical standards in the Nevada Administrative Code(NAC) 641C. These standards also will be compared to theethical standards of other mental health practitioners andprofessional groups. This workshop includes the ethical codefor licensed and certified alcohol and drug counselors, alongwith a review of NAADAC’s ethical code.Locations: Reno - UNR, Student UnionRita Laden Senate ChambersLas Vegas - NV Cooperative ExtensionInstructors: Jenny Brenn, M.A., MFT, LADCCEHs: 3Although bullying can be very harmful to children, adultsare often unaware of bullying problems. In this interactiveworkshop participants will learn how to identify bullyingbehavior, how to respond effectively, the latest trends incyberbullying, state laws and best practices in bullyingprevention and intervention.Locations: Reno - UNR, Redfield Campus Rm. 202Las Vegas - Solutions FoundationInstructor: Mark Disselkoen, M.S., LCSW, LADCCEHs 3BUP forYoung AdultsOct 13 Reno1:00 - 4:30Oct 14 Las Vegas2:00 - 5:30 pmFree WebinarsFundraisingNow -Surviving andThriving inChallengingTimesDate: TBA3:30 - 5:30 pmScreening& BriefInterventionsDate: Dec 1410:00 - 11:00 amOpioid abuse and addiction (i.e., heroin, OxyContin) remainsa critical national public health concern. To address thisproblem, the Buprenorphine Treatment Blending Teamdeveloped an awareness training to disseminate informationand enhance awareness among multi-disciplinary addictionprofessionals about buprenorphine treatment. This trainingis designed to provide a broad overview of the medication,its effects, and the role of non-physician practitioners inproviding and supporting the treatment of individualsreceiving this medication.Reno - UNR, Redfield Campus Rm 202Las Vegas - Solutions FoundationInstructor: Mark Disselkoen, M.S., LCSW, LADCCEHs 3This webinar will provide an overview of current trendsin fundraising, strategies to diversify income; ways tofind donors; special events planning; and developing aneffective corporate package. Leave this class with: Strategiesand action steps for increasing your fundraising revenuefrom individuals and businesses; An understanding ofhow foundations giving is changing and how to respond;Improvements for your communication with donors andprospects; and Activities you can use to get your board moreinvolved in fundraising.Audience: State and Coalition level staffInstructor: Melissa Metcalf Le RoyCEHs: 1.5Screening and brief interventions for at risk drinkers canbe implemented in primary care, emergency room, andmental health settings. These procedures have been shown tosignificantly prevent and reduce heavy drinking and can helpidentify and refer to treatment those who are suspected ofhaving alcohol use disorders.Audience: Prevention & Treatment ProfessionalsInstructor: Gary Fisher, Ph.D.CEHs: 110Half Day WorkshopsHalf Day Workshops11

CD-Rom Workshops Cont.CD-Rom Workshops Cont.CourseworkInstructionsCD-ROMsUsing PatientPlacementCriteria(ASAM PPC-2R)CD-ROMThis is anintroductorycourse. No priorbackground inASAM PPC-2R isrequired.*Allow 7 business days for processing• Follow the directions for installing the CD-ROM.• Take the pre-test and print it.• Follow the directions for visiting websites.• Complete reading assignments.• Complete the writing assignments and print them.• Take the post-test and print it.• Return the coursework to CASAT for approval inthe prepaid envelope. Do not submit pre/posttestsor modules separately. Do not e-mail them tothe course instructor.• Certificates will be issued when all paperwork hasbeen submitted.*• For those reporting contact hours earned fromCD-ROM courses to the Nevada Board ofExaminers for Social Workers, CD-ROM coursework must be submitted to CASAT for approvalwithin 30 days of original postmark.Managed care companies, treatment providers, andprogram evaluators use patient placement criteria toensure that clients are placed in the appropriate levelof care. This course examines the patient placementcriteria for clients with substance use disorders adoptedby the American Society of Addiction Medicine(ASAM). Admission, continued stay, and dischargecriteria for adults and adolescents will be reviewed.Case studies will be utilized to help participants inapplying the principles of placement criteria.Developed by Frankie D. Lemus, M.A., LADCCEHs 8ClinicalSupervisionCD-ROMThis course canbe applied to the10-hour trainingrequirement forclinical supervisors.Evidence-BasedTreatmentApproachesCD-ROMMethadoneMaintenanceTreatment:Facts, Myths,& SpecialProblems inThisPopulationCD-ROMSupervision of clinical personnel has been called“meta-therapy” by some practitioners. Effectiveclinical supervisors are well trained in psychotherapy,management, and supervision techniques specific tocounselors. Many individuals in the counseling fieldare providing clinical supervision with little formaltraining. This course provides an overview of clinicalsupervision theories and skills. Additionally, clinicalsupervision of addiction counselors will be highlighted.This course is appropriate for both “seasoned” and newclinical supervisors.Developed by Mary Bryan, MFT, LADCCEHs 8NIDA’s publication, Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment,forms the basis of this course. Participants will be exposedto research-based addiction treatment approaches foroutpatient, short-term residential, and long-term residentialprograms. Each approach will address certain aspects of drugaddiction and its consequences for the individual, family, andsociety.Developed by Michael Loos, Ph.D.CEHs 8This course gives the clinician the opportunity to learn moreabout the complex disease of opiate addiction and the mostwidely used treatment in our nation currently – methadonemaintenance. The medical aspects of pharmacotherapywith methadone, maintenance treatment practices, facts andmyths about methadone treatment, and laws/regulations ofmethadone treatment will be covered.Special topics in this specified treatment will also bediscussed, including needle exchange programs, HIV/AIDS,communicable diseases, and criminal justice involvement.Current websites and literature are also discussed on thecurrent controversies of methadone treatment and politics.Developed by Michele Padilla, M.A.CEHs 814CD-ROM WorkshopsCD-ROM Workshops15

DVD WorkshopsDVD Workshops Cont.Fee &DepositHow it worksA certificate willbe issued whenthe DVD and paperhave been returnedto the casat office.Please allow sevenbusiness days forcontent review andprocessing.Earn contact hours through home study of videotapedworkshops:Complete a registration form (page 28) and fax or mail it toCASAT at:Fax:775.784.1840Mail:CASAT/UNRATTN: SAPTA Training800 Haskell Street, Room 100Reno, NV 89509*Allow 7 business days for processing• Prepay a nonrefundable fee of $75.00 per sixhourworkshop. (No discounts or scholarships areavailable.)• A refundable $25.00 deposit is due for each tape.If paying by check, please write a separate checkfor $25.00. We will return the check if the videotapeis returned on time. If the tape is not returned ontime (21 days after the original postmark), thedeposit will be forfeited.• If paying by credit card, we will charge your cardthe $25.00 deposit if the tape is not returned on time(21 days after the original postmark).• View the DVD.• Write a paper summarizing the content of the workshopand the applicability to your work.(Minimum of 3 full pages, typed 12pt. font)• Return the DVD and three-page paper in theprepaid envelope within 21 days of the originalpostmark.ContingencyManagementDVD ONLYThe MET-CBTApproach forAdolescents withSubstance UseDisordersDVD ONLYThe Principles ofDetoxifiction:EnhancedDVD ONLYThis course reviews the development of ContingencyManagement (CM) treatments for substance use disorders. Itdescribes some of the initial treatment studies of CM usingvouchers as incentives, along with lower cost alternatives.The recently completed National Institute on Drug Abuse(NIDA) Clinical Trials Network study of this CM approachwill also be detailed. The video will depict use of CMtechniques in practice. The second half of the course reviewsaspects of behavioral therapy necessary to develop aneffective CM approach for practice. Viewers will be providedthe opportunity to develop their own CM program for usewith unique patients or within special populations.Instructor Nancy Petry, Ph.D.CEHs 5MET-CBT is an engaging therapy approach combiningMotivational Enhancement Therapy and CognitiveBehavioral Therapy. Therapists and counselors lookingfor an effective brief intervention for treating adolescentswith substance use disorders are likely to find this trainingbeneficial. The workshop begins with a fairly brief overviewof MET and CBT, and how they are implemented throughthis manual-guided treatment. The remainder of this two-dayworkshop focuses on opportunities to practice, discuss, andobserve demonstrations of this therapy using a variety offormats.Instructor Susan Sampl, Ph.D.CEHs 6HIPAA regulations and their relationship to the FederalConfidentiality Rules and Regulations 42 CFR-Part II willbe discussed. Specifically, the workshop will cover thefollowing topics: proper consent, subpoenas, qualified serviceorganization agreements, exceptions to the confidentialityrules, child and elder abuse reports, and much more.This course is required for interns as well as for licensedor certified counselors who are renewing their license orcertificate.Instructor Theresa Lemus, R.N., LADCCEHs 616VHS/DVD WorkshopsVHS/DVD Workshops17

DVD Workshops Cont.DVD Workshops Cont.Club DrugsVHS ONLYChronicity &NeurobiologyDVD ONLYEthicsDVD or VHSThis course canbe applied to the10-hour trainingrequirement forclinical supervisors.This one-hour workshop describes the pharmacologicalactions of the club drugs Ecstasy, GHB, and Ketamine. Itexplains the effects of these drugs on the central nervoussystem, their toxicity, dependence profiles, and how thesedrugs change behavior.• A one-page paper is due for this workshop• Special rate for this videotape is $30.00.Instructor Wilkie Wilson, Ph.D.CEHs 1This workshop addresses two emerging topics critical tounderstanding addictions. The first part of the workshop isspent examining the underlying neurobiology of acute andchronic drug effects, such as changes on thinking, impulsecontrol and judgment. The second half of the workshopexplores the chronic disease model, and long-term addictiontreatment strategies for best outcomes.Instructor Melissa Piasecki, M.D.CEHs 6Alcohol and other drug treatment providers face manydifficult and complex ethical issues. Issues involving dualrelationships, scope of practice, and professional conductfrequently arise. These and other ethical issues will becompared to the ethical standards of other mental healthprofessional groups within this course.Instructors Jenny Brenn, M.A., MFT, LADCCEHs 6Using PatientPlacementCriteria(ASAM PPC-2R)DVD or VHSConfidentiality &HIPAADVD or VHSManaged care companies, treatment providers, and programevaluators use patient placement criteria to ensure that clientsare placed in the appropriate level of care. This trainingexamines the patient placement criteria for clients withsubstance use disorders adopted by the American Societyof Addiction Medicine (ASAM). Admission, continued stay,and discharge criteria for adults and adolescents will bereviewed. Case studies will be utilized to help participantsapply the principles of placement criteria. This workshop isappropriate for addiction counselors, especially individualspreparing for the oral licensure or certification exam. Socialworkers, marriage and family therapists, and probation/parole officers may wish to take this workshop, as theyfrequently encounter patient placement criteria issues whenseeking placement for their clients.Instructor Frankie D. Lemus, M.A., LADCCEHs 7HIPAA regulations and their relationship to the FederalConfidentiality Rules and Regulations 42 CFR-Part II willbe discussed. Specifically, the workshop will cover thefollowing topics: proper consent, subpoenas, qualified serviceorganization agreements, exceptions to the confidentialityrules, child and elder abuse reports, and much more.This course is required for interns as well as for licensedor certified counselors who are renewing their license orcertificate.Instructor David Spitzer, EsqCEHs 6Methadone &OtherPharmacologicalApproaches toSubstanceAbuseTreatmentVHS ONLYA major focus of this course is the use of methadone inthe treatment of opiate addiction. Research results of thesuccess of this form of treatment, as well as the controversialaspects of methadone maintenance will be discussed. Inaddition, other pharmacological approaches to detoxification,withdrawal, craving reduction, and the use of these drugs intreatment will be presented.Instructor John Chappel, M.D.CEHs 6AddictionTreatment and12-StepProgramsDVD or VHSThis workshop will cover the following areas: history ofaddiction treatment and Twelve-Step programs, researchregarding the role of Twelve-Step programs in attainingand maintaining sobriety, traditions affecting treatmentproviders’ work with the Twelve-Step service structures, anddealing with resistance.Instructor John Chappel, M.D.CEHs 618VHS/DVD WorkshopsVHS/DVD Workshops19

CEHsContinuing Education HoursProfessionalAssociationApprovalWorkshops are approved by the following professionalassociations for continuing education hours:National• National Association of Alcohol & Drug AbuseCounselors (NAADAC)Nevada• Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug,& Gambling Counselors• Nevada State Board of Nursing• Board of Examiners for Marriage and FamilyTherapists and Clinical Professional Counselors• State of Nevada Board of Examiners for SocialWorkersCalifornia• State of California Board of Behavioral Sciences(MFCC & LCSW)• California Association of Alcoholism & Drug AbuseCounselors (CAADAC)• California Association of Alcohol & DrugEducators (CAADE)Workshop Schedule & LocationsScheduleSpecialRequestsLas VegasAll workshops begin at 8:30 am and end at 4:15 pm,unless otherwise noted in the workshop descriptionand/or confirmation letter. Sign-in begins one-half hourprior to the start time.Anyone requiring special arrangements (i.e., signlanguage interpreters, large print, braille, etc.), shouldcontact the CASAT office at 775.784.4707 or toll free at1.866.617.2818, prior to the workshop.Nevada Cooperative Extension Service Bldg.8050 Paradise Rd.Las Vegas, NV 89123Phone: 702.222.3130OrSolutions Foundation2975 South Rainbow, Suite JLas Vegas, NV 89146Phone: 702.228.8520ContactHoursNAADACCertificates indicating the number of contact hours earned areissued to all participants at the conclusion of each training.Participants who arrive late or must leave a workshop early willhave their contact hours adjusted to reflect workshop time missed.All certificates include naadac contact hours.Participants that attend casat/SAPTA-sponsoredworkshops will earn naadac contact hours.RenoUniversity of Nevada, RenoJoe Crowley Student UnionOrUNR, Redfield Campus18600 Wedge ParkwayReno, NV 89511Phone: 775.682.6400RenoParkingInformationParking passes are issued for all workshops scheduledat UNR student union only. Parking passes are mailedto registrants 10 days prior to the scheduled workshop.If a registration is received less than 10 days prior tothe scheduled workshop, parking passes will be madeavailable for pick-up at the registration desk the day ofthe workshop. Please allow enough time to go back toyour car with the parking pass before the start of theworkshop. No parking pass needed for UNR, RedfieldCampus20CEHsLocations/Schedule21

Reno LocationsLas Vegas LocationsUniversity of Nevada, Reno1664 Virginia St., Reno, NV 89557Joe Crowley Student UnionSolutions Foundation2975 South Rainbow, Suite JLas Vegas, NV 89146Parking: Brian Whalen Garage – Enterthe parking garage from Virginia Streetand park on the top level. Display yourparking pass by hanging it on the rearview mirror. You can walk to the studentunion.University of Nevada, RenoRedfield Campus18600 Wedge ParkwayReno, NV 89511Nevada Cooperative Extension Svc:8050 Paradise Rd. Las Vegas, NV 8912322Reno LocationsLas Vegas Locations23

Extended Studies at UNRRegistration/Payment InformationProfessional Development Certificate Programs are available throughExtended Studies and the University of Nevada, Reno. ProfessionalDevelopment Courses and Certificate Programs provide participants with:• Industry-specific information you can use right now;• A focused and comprehensive educational experience;• Skills to stay on the leading edge of change;• New tools to rethink and re-energize your career;• Strategies to effectively manage a staff, a team, a business, and your ownsuccess.To request a catalog please visit:http://www.extendedstudies.unr.edu/index.htmFor advisement information, please contact:Terra Hamblin: 775.682.8543 or toll free 866.617.2816Prevention Distance LearningConvenient place and timeMultiple formatsNo traveling costs or hasslesJob masteryCompetitive edge in the job market“New courses approved by the State of Nevada Board ofExaminers for Social Workers, please contact a representative"www.casat.unr.edu800.268.0356 (toll free)OnlineCatalogAdvancedRegistrationOnlineFeesCheckCredit CardBy MailBy FaxA copy of this catalog is available on our websiteat www.casat.unr.edu. Click on CASAT TrainingOpportunities.(The catalog is a PDF file. You will need Acrobat Reader which is afree download from www.adobe.com. The website includes a copyof the registration form.)Advanced registration is requested. In the event that aworkshop reaches capacity, registration may be closedprior to the day of the workshop.Register online at pxtx.casat.orgPlease pay all fees in advance. We accept payment bycheck, money order, purchase order, cash, or creditcards. Please do not send cash through the mail.Certificates will not be processed until payment has beenreceived.Make check payable to: Board of RegentsWe accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, andDiscover credit cards. “CASAT, UNR, Reno, NV” willappear on your statement for this charge.Send completed registration and payment to:CASAT/UNRATTN: SAPTA Training800 Haskell St., Room 100Reno, NV. 89509Use for purchase order, or credit card payment only. Faxcompleted registration form and purchase order/creditcard information to:775.784.184024Extended StudiesRegistration/Payment Information25

Registration/Payment Cont.Course FeesConfirmationRefundsQuestions,Need Help?Participants will receive written confirmation notice,provided the registration form is received at least 10 daysprior to the workshop. Please review confirmation notice forany possible changes in location.• Refunds will be made ONLY if the cancellationis received at least three working days prior to theworkshop.• Social Security or tax ID number is required forrefunds paid for by check.Refunds will NOT be offered for non-attendance.If you have registration questions or needadditional help, contact the CASAT office by phone or fax, orcheck our website:Toll free: 1.866.617.2818Phone: 775.784.4707Fax: 775.784.1840Web: www.casat.unr.eduClick on CASAT Training OpportunitiesIn-PersonWorkshops(Cost Per Day)Registered LADC/CADC Counselor Internw/proof of internship $25Student (6 credits or above) w/valid Student ID $25Retired Professional $25NV Licensed or Certified Drug & GamblingCounselors* employed in a SAPTA-fundedtreatment program $35SAPTA/Federally Funded Prevention Staff $35Nevada Alcohol, Licensed Drug or CertifiedGambling Counselors* $60Social Worker $65Other licensed professionals, such as: $70EAP ProfessionalsFederal/State/County/ City EmployeesLicensed Addiction Counselors (other than NV)Marriage & Family Therapists, Nurses,Physicians, Psychologists, School PersonnelIn-Person workshop handouts $3Half - day workshopsHalf PriceTwo - day workshopsx2ScholarshipsScholarshipsApplicationProcessA limited number of full or partial tuition-only scholarshipsare available for each class. Scholarships are primarilyfor persons with extremely limited resources. Scholarshipapplications must be made 30 days in advance of theworkshop to be considered. Applicants can only receive ascholarship for one class per catalog.To apply, send the following information with yourworkshop registration:1. A list of training scholarships received in the past year.2. The reasons why you need the scholarshipassistance. Scholarship awardees will be notified twoweeks before the class.CD-ROMVideotapesor DVDAll participants –Purchase disk (with 1 cert)All participants –Purchase disk (no cert)All participants –Add’l cert only$50.00/disk$30.00/disk$20.00/eachAll participants$75.00 tape/DVDPlus refundable$25.00 Deposit(To pay by check: send 1 check for $75/1 check for $25)All participants–Add’l cert only$20.00/eachCall the CASAT staff at 775.784.4707 or toll free at 866.617.2818 with feerelatedquestions. Participants may be asked to provide documentation thatverifies the training rate requested.*Licensed or Certified Alcohol, Drug and Gambling CounselorsThis term refers to all individuals who hold a current license or certificationas an alcohol, drug and gambling counselor in the state of Nevada.26Questions/ScholarshipsCourse Fees27