Resources and data

• Newsletters and bulletins 
• Publications, fact sheets, and county/state reports
• Treatment resources
• Web links

PUBLICATIONS

• Addiction Treatment Recovery Services

  • Good for Oregon's Health Care System
  • Good for Families
  • Good for Oregon's Economy
  • Good for Public Safety
• Brochures/posters
  • Are you or someone you know pregnant and using alcohol or drugs (Brochure)
  • Are you or someone you know pregnant and using alcohol or drugs (Poster)
  • Want to stop using (Brochure)
  • Want to stop using (Poster)
  • IV drug user? Want your life back? (Brochure)
  • IV drug user? Want your life back? (Poster)
• Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) Fact Sheet

• Medical Marijuana Policy 

• Medical Marijuana Sample Policies and Procedures
• Oregon Substance Abuse Outcomes Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) Fact Sheet
• What Really Matters: A Guide to Person-Centered Excellence 

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NEWSLETTERS AND BULLETINS

CPMS Messenger (PDF files) 

2011: January 11 • February 11 • March 11 • April 11 • May 11 • June 11 • July 11
September 11 • October 11 • November 11

2012: January 12

WEB LINKS 

• Addiction Treatment Forum- Information, Research, and News for the Addiction Treatment Field Since 1992
• Alcohol Screening Tool
• Alcoholic Anonymous
  • National link to meetings and testimonials
  • Twelve-step recovery programs for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Drug Abuse Treatment Outcomes Studies (DATOS)
• Evidence-Based Practices for Treating Substance Use Disorders
• Facility locator - If you're looking for a substance abuse treatment provider, check out this facility locator resource from the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
• Institute of Behavioral Research at Texas Christian University- A National Research Center for addiction treatment studies in community and correctional settings
• Join Together- to advance effective alcohol and drug policy, prevention and treatment
• Models for Developing Trauma-Informed Behavioral Health Systems and Trauma Specific Services (PDF) This report was written to support states in implementing a trauma informed behavioral health model for state mental health system and to list the trauma specific models and status of research to date. It summarizes the evolution of trauma services, describes who should receive trauma specific services and list trauma informed and trauma specific services for populations including children, parents and adult survivors of trauma.
• NAADAC- The Association for Addiction Professionals
• National Council on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 
• Northwest Frontier Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network (NFATTC)
• NPC Research- Research designed to promote effective decision-making by policymakers at the national, state and community levels
• Oregon Prevention Education Recovery Association (OPERA) - Partners committed to ending addiction
• Treatment Research Institute

RESOURCES for FAMILY MEMBERS

• Al-Anon Family Groups 
• Resources for Families Facing a Loved-One's Addiction
• The Fact of the Matter research briefs summarize effective practices for supporting children and adults with traumatic brain injury. The briefs describe practical strategies and provide references to more information.

TREATMENT RESOURCES

• 2011 Oregon Research Brief on Addiction Treatment Effectiveness 
• Careers in Addiction 
• Dual Diagnosis Anonymous of Oregon (DDA) meetings and information 
• Improving Results: Guidance for the Collaboration of Criminal Justice and Substance Abuse Treatment Services (PDF)
• Recovery Connection
• Revised Version of Division 51 (PDF)
• Traumatic Brain Injury: An Overview, focuses on background information for professionals who work with individuals with brain injury. The module takes about 15-20 minutes to complete, includes a test, and provides a certificate of completion with an 80% passing score. There is no charge for the training.
• Treatment Courts and Medicaid Services: Alcohol and Drug clarifier discussing the manner in which Medicaid funding may be used by treatment court participants who are eligible for these specific health care services. 
• Workplace Kit: Making Your Workplace Drug-Free

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