There are an array of taxes in dispute. These taxes fund a variety of services, including social services such as Addiction Treatment and Prevention.

• FEDERAL & STATE ESTATE TAXES: Generally speaking, currently, the first 3.5 million a person inherits is tax free. After 3.5 million the federal tax liability is 45%. Estate taxes are complicated. Oregon also has an “inheritance tax” (or Estate Tax). Wealthy people are attempting to completely eliminate Estate Taxes. This effort is largely occurring at the Federal level.

• OREGON GAS TAXES: Former Oregon state Sen. Gary George, a Republican from Newberg, is launching a petition campaign to repeal the six-cent gas tax - and perhaps other transportation fee hikes as well. Insiders have speculated that this petition will be unable to garner the required signatures to make the ballot.

• THE TWO BIG TAXES IN JEOPARDY: The 2009 75th Ses-sion of the Oregon Legislature voted in two big taxes; 1) an increase in personal taxes on wealthy people making more than $250,000 per year (HB2649), and 2) an increase in the Corporate Minimum Tax (HB3405).

Various groups such as; The Taxpayer Defense Project and Oregonians Against Job-Killing Taxes are collecting signatures for a ballot measure that would repeal HB2649 & HB3405. Oregonians Against Job-Kill-ing Taxes is led by business groups such as; various city chambers of commerce throughout Oregon, the Beer & Wine Distributors Associa-tion, various home builder associations, restaurant associations and the Oregon Republican Party.

The “Two Big Taxes” raise about $800 million for the State. If these groups are successful in their signature drives, and are able to pass ballot measures in January to repeal taxes on Oregon’s wealthiest residents, there will likely be major cuts to Oregon’s social services, including Addiction Treatment.

September-November 2009Distributed to 3,400 Addiction & Prevention Professionals, AHP’s and Recovery Advocates

Groups Attempt to Repeal Tax Increases

by Eric Martin

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Course DescriptionsAddiction Pharmacology 18 hoursA three day course that meets prerequisite requirements for CADC & CPS. This course includes the basics of human physiology, rules of pharmacology, and the drugs of abuse categories. Excellent course for pre-test brush-up. Presented by Johnson, M.A., CPS & Martin, M.A.C., CADC III, CPS

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Professional Ethics for Chemical Dependency Counselors 12 hoursThis two day workshop meets the prerequisite requirements for certification. This course explores Professional Roles and values, especially values based on cultural differences, Dual Relationships, NAADAC Ethical Principles, Ethical Decision-making and more. Presented by John-son, M.A.,

Group Counseling Skills 18 hoursThis three day interactive course meets the prerequisite requirements for certification. This course will give participants an understanding of basic group dynamics, leadership styles, stages of development, and how to use facilitation skills. Through the use of group practice and feedback, lectures and written materials, this training will assist in gaining and practicing effective techniques, including science-based best practices such as Stages of Change. Presented by Johnson, MA

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Gangs: Risk Assessment and Intervention 6 hoursExplore types of gangs, learn to assess for risk of gang involvement, identify stages of involvement and proven intervention strategies for both Hispanic and African-American clients. Taught by Ashley Brown, CADC I, GIS, QMHA, and Perrell Brown, CADC I, GIS

Transforming Grief 6 hoursThe losses clients experience are immense. Helping them work through grief holds the potential for healing and wholeness. Learn strategies to help your clients discover the vital information their grief has to offer and how to use it in the recovery process. Taught by Marilyn Cady.

Resolving Client Shame 6 hoursThis workshop will focus on a model for understanding and exploring shame issues, and the impact of those issues on recovery and relapse. We will apply evidence-based counseling practices that support the client’s resolution of their shame issues. Led by Sarah Wheeler, CADC II

Public Spirituality 6 hoursThis workshop will introduce a framework for addressing a person’s spiritual life, using a common language that honors ones unique spiritual identity. Participants will become familiar with the workbook, 7 Steps to Finding your Spiritual Life which features a strength-based, spiritually-grounded approach to recovery. Taught by book’s author, Lisa Langford

Theories of Addiction Treatment and Counseling 12 hoursThis two day course covers 54 traditional counseling theories, and principles of effective drug treatment. This course is designed as a refresher for the theories section of the National Certification Examinations. Includes test taking strategies. For counselors with less test tak-ing experience. Presented by Eric Martin, M.A.C, CADC III, CPS.

The Teaching Side of Treatment 12 hoursDevelop good teaching materials with or without fancy technology. Participants will learn the principles of learning and teaching, and how to apply them to special needs of addicts in treatment. Leave with the beginnings or more of a usable teaching product. Participants will need to bring their own laptop computer and materials for developing a teaching module. Presented by Johnson, M.A.

Treating Marijuana Dependence 6 hoursThis one day course covers NIDA best practices with marijuana dependent clients, educating clients around the scientifically-defensible research on the health consequences of marijuana use. The increasing potency of marijuana and neuropharmacology of THC. Review of Marijuana Treatment research and the CYT EBP. Presented by Eric Martin, M.A.C, CADC III, CPS.

Client Counselor Boundary Issues: Resolving Transference and Countertransference 12 hoursThis two day course will enhance skills in recognizing and resolving transference and countertransference with addiction treatment clients, enhance awareness of counselor vulnerability for boundary problems, and will assist in developing a plan to avoid and/or resolve boundary violations. Presented by Johnson, MA

Co-Occurring Disorders: Screening and Assessment 12 hours This workshop will review the principles of COD-substance abuse and mental health disorders and criminality, in light of substance-induced brain injury. Participants will practice using validated screening and assessment instruments using TIP 42. Taught by Nikki Johnson, MA

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Addiction and Personality Disorders 6 hoursThis workshop will explore the world view and interpersonal style of clients with Cluster B personality disorders, examine the impact of drug use on the expression of pathology, explore strategies for engagement and retention, and learn to appreciate the “pathology “ of early abstinence. This workshop also contains an overview of psychiatric EBP’s with Personality Disorders and overview of the limited re-search on Co-occurring Disorder EBP’s, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Taught by Nikki Johnson, MA

Curriculum-based Motivational Group 6 hoursThis workshop will provide you with everything you need to facilitate a five contact motivational group. Every activity is designed to further client motivation. A manual with rationale, structure and reproducible handouts is provided. Taught by Ann Fields, M.Ed., CADC III

Managing Client Records with ASAM 12 hoursASAM Made Easy has been morphed into a two day workshop. The most common finding State Auditors have with client records is treatment plans. Adding this to ASAM should be a great help to people struggling with paperwork. Taught by Kathy Tomlin, MS, CADC III, LPC

MI: Theory and Practice 12 hoursThis workshop will ground participants in the theory and skill of this evidence based practice. Participants will practice the skills and strategies of MI. Presented by MI author Kathyleen Tomlin, CADC III, LPC

Treating Codependency 6 hoursCounselors will learn to help clients recognize codependent behavior as an ineffective attempt to get needs met. Participants will learn a structured process to teach clients how to assess themselves and how to support clients in the process of improving functional capacity. Led by Sarah Wheeler, CADC II

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy 12 hoursThis workshop emphasizes developing an understanding of DBT and the foundation for developing the skill set necessary to use DBT effectively with a wide variety of clients. DBT helps empower clients to improve emotional containment and develop skills to improve functioning. Participants will gain experience by practicing specific DBT techniques. Taught by Cathy Moonshine, Ph.D. CADCIII

Principles of Understanding Addictions and the Family 12 hrsDesigned to provide an overview of the theories, addictive processes, roles and relational problems that emerge in treatmentof families with addiction. Will provide foundation for a future series of one day workshops that will explore special topics on Families and Addiction: Relationships and Addiction, and Treating the Adolescent in a Family. Taught by Kelly Washam, MA, CADC I

Clinical Supervision 28 hrsDesigned to enhance skills for new and experienced clinical supervisors in addiction treatment. Will focus on the specific supervisor roles of assessing and coaching counselors in the skills, knowledge and attitudes (KSAs) necessary for counselor professional development. Uses ATTC curriculum. Taught by Maureen Jenne, MS, CADC III and Janese Olalde, CADC II, CGAC II.Treating the African American Client 6 hrsThis long overdue workshop helps counselors develop ability and commitment to assertively address issues of race in treatment. The African American experience, roles of race in relationships and counselor awareness are explored. Taught by Harry Watson, BA, CADC II and Sam Brown CADC I

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SEPTEMBERASAM Sept.17-8Basic Counseling Skills Sept 21-3Add. Personality Disorders Sept 25Addiction Pharmacology Sept. 28-30OCTOBERAdvanced Counseling Oct. 5-6Theories of Tx & Counseling Oct. 8-9Treating MJ Dependence Oct. 12Group Counseling Skills Oct.14-Sexual Addiction Oct. 23Boundaries Oct, 29-30NOVEMBERRelationships & Addiction Nov. 2Basic Counseling Skills Nov. 3-5Infectious Disease: RA/RR Nov.9Transforming Grief Nov 10Professional Ethics Nov. 11-2Gangs Nov. 16CBMG Nov.17Addiction Pharmacology Nov.18-20

DECEMBER Co-Occurring Disorders Dec. 2-3Group Counseling Dec. 9-11Teaching side of Treatment Dec. 17-18JANUARY 2010Infectious Disease: RA/RR Jan. 11Transforming Grief Jan. 12Addiction Pharmacology Jan.13-5Professional Ethics Jan. 20-21Basic Counseling Skills Jan. 25-7Families and Addiction Jan. 28-9FEBRUARY 2010Theories of Tx & Counseling Feb. 1-2 Gangs Feb.8DBT Feb.9-10MI:Theory and Practice Feb. 11-12Group Counseling Feb.17-19Treating Co-Dependency Feb. 22Sexual Addiction Feb.24Client-Counselor Boundaries Feb. 25-6

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Addiction and Personality Disorders $70 qSeptember 25 qMar. 24

Curriculum Based Motivation Group $80 qNov.17 qMarch 4Gangs: R/A & Intervention $80 qNovember 16 qFeb. 8

Resolving Client Shame $70 qApril 5 qOct. 4Sexual Addictions $80 qOctober 23 qFeb. 24Treating Adolescents in Families $70 qSept. 19 qSept. 18 (2010)

Treating Marijuana Dependence $70 qOctober 12 qApril 7Transforming Grief $70 qNov. 10 qJan. 12Public Spirituality $80 qApril 8 qAugust 12Treating Co-dependency $70 qSeptember 14 qFeb. 22Treating African American Clients $80 qApril 22 qJune 30ASIST (Suicide Prevention) $179 qOct. 17-18 qMar. 19-20Principles of Family Work in Addictions $105 qSeptember 19 qJan. 28-29MI: Theory and Practice $105 qFeb. 11-12 qAugust 26-7Theories of Treatment and Counseling $105 qOctober 8-9 qFeb.1-2DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) $150 qFeb. 9-10 qJuly 15-16Client Counselor Boundary Issues $105 qOctober 29-30 qFeb. 25-26Client Record Management with ASAM $105 qSept. 17-18 qApril 29-30Co-Occurring Disorders: Assess/Treat $150 qDecember 2-3 qJune 21-22Teaching Side of Treatment (need laptop) $135 qDecember 17-18 qMar. 17-18Clinical Supervision (4 days total) $220 qMar. 26-7 AND June 18-19

Registration for the 5 core certification classes - check off desired course(s) Addiction Pharmacology ($220 incl.book) qSept. 28-30 qNov. 18-20 qJan. 13-15

Basic Counseling Skills $175 qSept. 21-23 qNov. 3-5 qJan. 25-27

Group Counseling Skills $175 qOct. 14-16 qDec. 9-11 qFeb. 17-19

Infectious Disease RA/RR $80 qNov. 9 qJan 11 qMarch 15

Professional Ethics $105 qNov 11-12 qJan 20-21 qJune 2-3