A-Z Resource Index

Use this index to find COVID-19 resources from NADCP and our partners.

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Children

County Government

Disaster Planning

Grant Recipients

Incarceration

The American Jail Association has developed resources including strategies for sheriffs and jails to respond to the crisis.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers guidance on the management of offenders during this pandemic. Read CDC’s Interim Guidance on Management of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID 19) in Correctional and Detention Facilities

National Commission on Correctional Healthcare provides guidance for protecting incarcerated individuals. Read NCCH’s COVID-19 guidance

National Institute of Corrections offers information about current management and response to COVID-19. Read NIC’s guidance

Juvenile Drug Treatment Court

Webinars: Pandemic Responses for Juvenile Drug Treatment Courts register

Part 1: How to Enhance Supervision Strategies While Practicing Social Distancing Wednesday, April 15, 3 p.m. EDT
Part 2: How to Keep Youth and Families Engaged in Treatment While Practicing Social Distancing Wednesday, April 22, 3 p.m. EDT
Part 3: How to Continue Helping Youth Build Skills While Practicing Social Distancing Wednesday, April 29, 3 p.m. EDT

Law Enforcement

Medicaid/Medicare

Medication-Assisted Treatment

American Society of Addiction Medicine has updated its National Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder for 2020.

The Center for Court Innovation provides this guidance for medication-assisted treatment providers and prescribers. It also details important changes concerning the confidentiality of substance use treatment records under 42 CFR Part II and HIPAA and the expanded use of telehealth *from August 2020*

SAMHSA is continually updating guidance for MAT providers.

Opioids

Privacy

Probation/Parole

Prosecutors

Self-Care

SAMHSA guidance for Taking Care of Your Behavioral Health: tips for social distancing, quarantine, and isolation during an infectious disease outbreak

Webinar: Calming Practices During Trying Times: Maintaining the Best Version of Yourself In order for treatment court team members to effectively assist others, they must ensure they are practicing effective techniques to prevent stress and worry. This webinar will provide proven, traditional strategies and methods for reducing stress and anxiety, as well as rethinking ways to incorporate these strategies into lifelong change.

Technology

Webinar: Using Remote Technology to Enhance Criminal Justice Outcomes: Bringing Treatment Courts, Probation and Parole into the 21st Century. This webinar will review research demonstrating improved outcomes from remote technologies that deliver appointment reminders, counseling interventions, peer support, performance feedback, and incentives and sanctions in real time. Examples will be provided of technologies that can be employed now to help clients in these troubled times.

Training and Technical Assistance

Treatment Courts and COVID-19

Treatment Courts and COVID-19: What to Consider During a Pandemic From NADCP and the National Center for State Courts: A guide to practical solutions for treatment courts as they adapt to the evolving COVID-19 pandemic. Inside you'll find short- and long-term examples on ways your court can maintain positive outcomes while protecting the safety of your participants and the community.

Webinar Series: Treatment Courts and COVID-19 NADCP, in partnership with the National Center for State Courts and the State Justice Institute, hosted a two-part webinar series on treatment courts operating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch both presentations for practical guidance on how your court can adapt during an unprecedented time.

Treatment Services

The American Society of Addiction Medicine has updated its National Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder for 2020.

The National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers has a resources webpage.

National Association of Social Workers has provided resources for social workers, clinical case managers, and other helpers as it relates to the pandemic.

NAADAC has resources specifically for addiction counselors

Webinar: Practical Guidance for Continuing Treatment, Supporting Recovery, and Preventing Recurrence/Relapse During the COVID-19 Global Pandemic. This webinar will outline pandemic-related risks to recovery and offer practice-based expert guidance on how the full treatment court team can mitigate those risks and improve participants’ prognosis and capacity to enter or continue in recovery.

SAMHSA guidance:

White House Office of National Drug Control Policy created a factsheet summarizing federal resources for the treatment community.

Veterans

Virtual Recovery Support

SAMHSA assembled a list of virtual recovery resources.

WEconnect and Unity Recovery are partnering to offer four daily all-recovery meetings worldwide. Meetings will follow an open format and are available to anyone in or seeking recovery. Meetings are offered seven times daily - learn more and join at UnityRecovery.org/digital-recovery-meetings.

Additional online/phone recovery meetings are available at:

Webinars

Calming Practices During Trying Times: Maintaining the Best Version of Yourself In order for treatment court team members to effectively assist others, they must ensure they are practicing effective techniques to prevent stress and worry. This webinar will provide proven, traditional strategies and methods for reducing stress and anxiety, as well as rethinking ways to incorporate these strategies into lifelong change.

Pandemic Responses for Juvenile Drug Treatment Courts register

Part 1: How to Enhance Supervision Strategies While Practicing Social Distancing Wednesday, April 15, 3 p.m. EDT
Part 2: How to Keep Youth and Families Engaged in Treatment While Practicing Social Distancing Wednesday, April 22, 3 p.m. EDT
Part 3: How to Continue Helping Youth Build Skills While Practicing Social Distancing Wednesday, April 29, 3 p.m. EDT

Practical Guidance for Continuing Treatment, Supporting Recovery, and Preventing Recurrence/Relapse During the COVID-19 Global Pandemic. This webinar will outline pandemic-related risks to recovery and offer practice-based expert guidance on how the full treatment court team can mitigate those risks and improve participants’ prognosis and capacity to enter or continue in recovery.

Tracking Participant Progress During COVID-19: What Data to Collect and Why This webinar will review the data you can and should collect to ensure treatment court participants remain on track, tips for how to collect data, and examples for how to use data to measure progress.

Treatment Courts and COVID-19 a two-part webinar series on treatment courts operating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch both presentations for practical guidance on how your court can adapt during an unprecedented time.

Using Remote Technology to Enhance Criminal Justice Outcomes: Bringing Treatment Courts, Probation and Parole into the 21st Century. This webinar will review research demonstrating improved outcomes from remote technologies that deliver appointment reminders, counseling interventions, peer support, performance feedback, and incentives and sanctions in real time. Examples will be provided of technologies that can be employed now to help clients in these troubled times.

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A-Z Resource Index

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