SAPTA's Training
January Intake
- Diploma in Addiction counselling
- Certificate in Addiction Counseling (Once a week)
- February Courses : ( Professional Development /Short Courses)
- March Courses : ( Professional Development /Short Courses)
- Loss, grief and bereavement (3 days)
April Intake
- Diploma in Addiction Counseling (Blocks/School based )
- Certificate in Psychological Counseling(Full time)
May Intake
- Diploma in Addiction Counseling (Once a week)
- TOT/ TOF in Addiction Counseling & Prevention(Once a week)
June Courses : ( Professional Development /Short Courses)
July intake
- Certificate in Addiction Counseling (Once a week)
August Courses
- Certificate in Psychological Counseling(Full time)
- TOT/ TOF in Addiction Counseling & Prevention
- Certificate in Addiction Counseling (Block I)
September Intake
- Diploma in Addiction Counseling( Once a Week)
October Courses : ( Professional Development /Short Courses)
November Courses : ( Professional Development /Short Courses)
December Intake
- Diploma in Addiction Counseling (Blocks/School based )
- Certificate in Addiction Counseling (Block II)
SAPTA Professional Development Courses- 2012
The duration of these courses range between 3-5 days each.
TEL: 020 3875045, 0721 399609, 0729 973926, 0720 737162
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SAPTA's Training program - 2012.
SAPTA has received funding from PEPFAR to setup two IDU facilities in Nairobi.SAPTA was accepted as a recipient of global fund round 10 to work with IDU ,sex workers and alcohol related problems.
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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.
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- E-Resources/Links
- Converging Epidemics in Africa
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Important Info About Converging Epidemics in Africa
Rapid increases in substance abuse (including alcohol) and HIV infection can be conceptualized as separate but converging epidemics in a context of violence (wars, homicides and domestic abuse) and poverty...
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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.
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