The Office of Community Oriented Policing Services

&

The National Association of Drug Court Professionals

"Managing Methamphetamine Users in Drug Court"

PORTLAND, OR - MARCH 1-2, 2006

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Line Police Officers and Probation Officers who work with Drug Court Clients with Methamphetamine Addiction Issues.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:

Manufacturing Methamphetamine - Provides the most current information regarding the process, products and precursors to the production of methamphetamine and the danger of clandestine laboratories.

Pharmacology and Treatment - A discussion of the impact of methamphetamine on the brain and the most promising treatment strategies and protocols when dealing with methamphetamine users.

Social Autopsy - How to utilize a Serious Methamphetamine Incident to examine the far-reaching community impact of methamphetamine use and clandestine labs.

Drug Courts and Methamphetamine Users - Specific strategies for engaging external community resources in the treatment and management of methaphetamine users.

Effective Street Strategies for Community Supervision - Best practices identified by the drug court field to effectively supervise the high-risk methamphetamine user in the community.

Drug Endangered Children Protocols - Review and information sharing on the DEC, Drug Endangered Children Protocols and their application to Methamphetamine users.

THERE IS A $50 REGISTRATION FEE FOR THE WORKSHOP

QUESTIONS: Contact Kermit Kaleba, Training Coordinator, NADCP at (703) 575-9400, ext. 32 or via email at kkaleba@nadcp.org.

TRAININGS WILL ALSO BE HELD IN WASHINGTON, D.C.- JANUARY 19-20, 2006 AND ST. LOUIS, MO - APRIL 5-6, 2006