Prevention
These workshops inspire and train a group of young people to hold various leadership positions in SAPTAs extended network of volunteers who create awareness  about the health and social hazards associated with teenage substance abuse. Learn more
Treatment
Our outpatient drug and alcohol treatment programs offer more support and guidance than occasional or once a week rehab counseling. Typically, treatment for alcoholism or drug addiction consists of multiple day or evening sessions throughout the week; including access to 12 step programs and community support groups. Learn more..........
Recovery

SAPTA advocates for the promotion of the Recovery Management Movement (RM). The RM model wraps traditional interventions in a continuum of recovery support services.....  Learn More ....

Training
Training provides for the professionalism of the substance abuse field and offers knowledge to those who normally do not receive education regarding the impact of Alcohol and other drugs. Learn More ....
Advocacy/Research
SAPTA advocates for affordable access. In Kenya affordable access to quality addiction treatment is not possible to most poor and working class affected Kenyans. Learn More ....
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    Addiction as a Family Disease Course

     January, 2012

     

    Instructor: Mary Theresa (Terry) Webb, Ph.D.

     

    Credits: 35 hrs

     

    Class Time:  Wednesday, 18th January (day and evening- 9 hrs) and Thursday, 19th January

    Wednesday, 25TH January and Thursday, 26th January

    Cost for 4 day training: KSh 5,000

    Limit to class: 13 students.


         January intake :

    Diploma in Addiction Counselling. 

    Certificate in Addiction Counselling.

The Recovery and Support Network

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  • E-Forums and other E-services

    "Drugs, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction" was unveiled on 13 February 2007 by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a component of the US National Institutes of Health.