- Alcohol & Drug Addiction is a disease, not a moral or behavioral
problem.
- The disease is treatable.
- Alcohol Anonymous and other 12 step programs are effective in helping
people recover from this disease.
- Appropriate and affordable treatment for this disease should be
available to any and everyone who needs it.
- Alcohol & Drug Addiction is a family disease, and appropriate,
affordable help should be available to family members.
- Many adverse affects of Alcohol & Drug abuse are manageable through
education, counseling, and prevention.
- Alcohol & Drug Addiction is misunderstood by many individuals and
groups. We make ourselves responsible to educate and inform about the
disease, its effect on our society, and the beliefs of appropriate
treatment and prevention.
- FL/NAADAC is committed to promoting and using research-based best
practices in all our teaching programs.
- FL/NAADAC is committed to helping the Counselor stay abreast of the
latest information on addiction and ever changing new drugs.
- Fl/NAADAC will offer trainings around the state that are convenient
for the counselor.
- Alcohol & Drugs have an adverse impact on our society including,
medical, education, insurance, criminal justice system, therefore we must
educate our communities to achieve solutions.
- The work of FL/NAADAC should include providing training to the
counselor, prevention, advocacy at the State and National levels, and a
forum to exchange knowledge and ideas.
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