The National Drug Court Institute Offers The Following Resources:
- Equity and Inclusion: Ensure your program is identifying and rectifying disparities.
- MAT: Critical training on an issue facing every program.
- Incentives and Sanctions: In-depth training on one of the 10 key components.
- Law: Browse a library of legal issues related to all treatment courts.
- Supervision: Research has verified proper supervision is vital to improving outcomes.
- Veteran Mentors: New, online mentor training available from Justice For Vets.
For more information Visit:
https://www.ndci.org/resource/
The National Drug Court Institute Offers the Following Trainings:
- Design A Treatment Court: Foundational training for adult, tribal or veterans treatment court.
- Operational Tune-up: Advanced training for adult drug courts and veterans treatment courts.
- Technical Assistance: On-site technical assistance customized for your needs.
- Statewide Training: Request speakers for your statewide conference or training.
- Law Enforcement Training: NEW: training specifically for law enforcement working in treatment courts.
- Visit A Court: We’ll send you on a site visit to learn from the best, for FREE!
- Treatment Providers: Free training for substance use treatment providers working in the justice system.
- On-Demand: Request any NDCI training for your jurisdiction.
- E-learning: Select from a variety of online training on key topics.
Please visit
https://www.ndci.org/resource/training/ for more information.
Trainings and Materials
National Association of Drug Court Professionals has developed a wide array of template documents to help programs apply the skills taught at training. The documents below are free to use and should be adapted to your program’s policy and procedures based on the Adult Drug Court Best Practice Standards.
Please visit
https://www.ndci.org/resource/sample-documents/ for more information.
NDCI understands how important it is for treatment court professionals to remain informed about the latest statutes, case authority and how treatment courts are impacted. We maintain an up-to-date webliography of the relevant case law pertaining to treatment court operations to help guide court professionals as they navigate the ever-shifting legal landscape. Please visit
https://www.ndci.org/law-2-2/ for more information.
