Dual Membership Benefit
NBHAP partners with various organizations to offer up a free NBHAP membership.
Once you join, you will be eligible for NBHAP member benefits on top of the ones you already receive through your parent organization.
This is an opt-in membership benefit. In other words, you must sign up for the membership voluntarily. We then verify your membership with the parent organization before providing you free membership.
For more information, visit the appropriate section below.
If you have any questions about this membership benefit, please contact us.
Dual Membership benefits
Dual Membership benefit for NBHAP members
Dual Membership Benefit
NBHAP members at the Regulated and Unregulated membership levels that have a California presence are eligible for a free membership in CCAPP.
Once you join, your organization will be eligible for their member benefits on top of the ones you already receive through NBHAP. Your membership in CCAPP will have the same expiration date as your NBHAP membership.
CCAPP is the largest statewide consortium of addiction focused professionals, providing services to over 100,000 California residents annually in residential, outpatient, and private practice settings.
CCAPP provides a forum and a unifying voice for those in the addiction treatment and mental health industry. As the state's largest AOD advocate, CCAPP works to address legislation that affects the industry, making sure that the law helps get better treatment for your clients. You can find out more about them at their website.
In order for your organization to be eligible, you must create an application in Certemy. Go to CCAPP's Program Membership page and click the appropriate application. If you don't already have an account in Certemy, you must create one.
Go through CCAPP's instructions to submit, and when it comes to the payment option, upload the NBHAP member certificate you were emailed.
If you have any questions about this membership benefit, please contact us.
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CCAPP
California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals (CCAPP) is the largest statewide consortium of community-based for-profit and nonprofit substance use disorder treatment agencies, and addiction focused professionals, providing services to over a 100,000 California residents annually in residential, outpatient, and private practice settings.
CCAPP represents 500 addiction treatment facilities in California.
CCAPP provides a forum and a unifying voice for practitioners and programs. As the state’s largest AOD advocate for programs, CCAPP serves as the vital link between government, consumers, program owners, and directors. They are the fastest growing association with national and statewide legislative representation.
They are an associate member of NBHAP, and have long partnered with our organization.
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ODACPA
The Oklahoma Drug and Alcohol Professional Counselor Association (ODACPA) is the Certification Board for all prevention specialists in the state of Oklahoma. ODAPCA is also the advocacy and administrator for International Certifications and Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC) for the state.
They also host two large conferences in Norman, OK, one conference in Durant, OK, and many online and in-person workshops.
Founded in 1978, ODAPCA's vision is to educate, assist, and maintain the integrity of substance abuse counselors and prevention specialists through competency-based testing, evidenced-based training, and nationally recognized certifications. They administrate all IC&RC renewals, reciprocity applications, computer-based examinations, and oral examinations for those who are seeking or have licensure/Certification as a LADC/MH, CADC, CCS, and CPS. ODAPCA also offers quality Continuing Education accredited for most behavioral health professionals.
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NATSAP
The National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP) is an organization that advocates and supports innovative programs for struggling young people and their families.
They have two conferences a year and other educational opportunities.
Founded in 1999, the NATSAP is a non-profit professional membership organization representing a wide range of therapeutic schools and programs dedicated to supporting struggling youth and their families. NATSAP advocates for and supports the ethical and professional development of residential treatment centers, therapeutic boarding schools, and wilderness therapy programs. NATSAP is not a licensing or accrediting body; instead, the focus is on fostering collaboration, providing education, and promoting best practices within the therapeutic industry. The Association aims to advance therapeutic care and ensure the highest standards for programs serving youth in need of emotional, behavioral, and mental health support.
A national membership association that provides education and advocacy for those in the behavioral health and addiction treatment industries.
We are the leading and unifying voice of addiction-focused treatment programs.
