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ADDICTION STUDIES INSTITUTE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE


JULY 20-21, 2023

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The Addiction Studies Institute conference convenes leading experts from across
the country to provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to serve those
struggling with addiction. The next Addiction Studies Institute Annual
Conference will be held virtually on July 20-21, 2023.




2023 ANNUAL CONFERENCE - CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Call for Proposals    Board Specific Guidelines    Speaker Submissions




KEYNOTE: THE ADDICTOHOLIC DECONSTRUCTED

Nicole Labor, DO, discusses the perception of patients suffering from drug and
alcohol addiction.

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GET THE EDUCATION CREDITS YOU NEED

You can choose from entry-level to advanced sessions to fit your requirements
based on your profession.


NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED EXPERTS HERE FOR YOU

Leading experts in addiction medicine come together to give you the most
up-to-date guidance and tools.


CONVENIENT, VIRTUAL CONFERENCE SESSIONS

This year’s conference is July 20-21, 2023 and will be held virtually. We look
forward to connecting with you online.


TESTIMONIALS FROM PAST ATTENDEES


BRAD LANDER, PHD, LICDC-CS – THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WEXNER MEDICAL CENTER

The Addiction Studies Institute (ASI) Conference has several goals, but one of
the most important is for attendees to walk out with skills they can put into
practice. The materials covered in sessions are not all theoretical; people can
come out of the conference and do something better because conference planners
who dedicate each day to trying to make the lives of the people working with
alcohol and substance abuse better. Brad Lander, PhD, LICDC-CS, psychologist at
the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center and longtime conference attendee, says “a
lot of people look forward to (the conference) because it’s always different;
there are few things we do the same.” Dr. Lander says that the ASI Conference
leverages and incorporates up-to-date information as part of the workshops and
presentations. “The ASI Conference rotates sessions when newer, more relevant
information comes to light and gives attendees the opportunity to continue their
growth of knowledge. I’m always pulling something from the institute and the
conference.”


PAT BRIDGEMAN, RETIRED LOBBYIST AND LONGTIME CONFERENCE ATTENDEE

The Addiction Studies Institute (ASI) Conference has several goals, but one of
the most important is for attendees to walk out with skills they can put into
practice. The materials covered in sessions are not all theoretical; people can
come out of the conference and do something better because conference planners
who dedicate each day to trying to make the lives of the people working with
alcohol and substance abuse better. Brad Lander, PhD, LICDC-CS, psychologist at
the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center and longtime conference attendee, says “a
lot of people look forward to (the conference) because it’s always different;
there are few things we do the same.” Dr. Lander says that the ASI Conference
leverages and incorporates up-to-date information as part of the workshops and
presentations. “The ASI Conference rotates sessions when newer, more relevant
information comes to light and gives attendees the opportunity to continue their
growth of knowledge. I’m always pulling something from the institute and the
conference.”


JEFF LANGSTAFF, 30-YEAR CONFERENCE ATTENDEE

According to longtime conference attendee Jeff Langstaff, there are three great
reasons to attend the ASI Conference: skill building, gaining current knowledge
to provide quality care and networking. Langstaff, one of the longest, most
consistent attendees of the conference, has been involved with ASI for over 35
years. He praises the conference as it celebrates its 30th year for the skills
he’s learned from attending the conference all those years. He’s also grateful
the ASI Conference continues to find new and developing ideas, and that it
models in-the-field practices and methodologies. Langstaff encourages attendees
to absorb as much information as possible to include in their practices. The ASI
conference experience connects attendees to professionals all over Ohio and
beyond, and Langstaff says networking can expand the attendees’ knowledge in the
field, open attendees to different ideas, and let attendees refer someone or get
backgrounds on other programs. “The ASI conference helps attendees grow
professionally and gives them the tools to make a difference in their work,” he
says.


HEAR FROM PAST ATTENDEES:

"This conference is one of the very best in the country, and has remained so for
many decades."
"Great speakers, great help when needed and overall great experience."
"Most organized school/conference I've attended. A very good experience. I would
attend this again."

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and Ohio State Talbot Addiction
Medicine thank you for the work that you do every day in the fight against
addiction and substance use disorders, especially in these challenging pandemic
times. It's your expertise and experience that inspire this conference.

Questions about the conference? Contact Tamara Buhrts at Tamara.Buhrts@osumc.edu



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