National Association of Drug and Alcohol Interventionists

June 25, 1986, Corinne Butler Williams, with the behind the scene help of Jay Sapanaro, established a board including a gathering of Substance Abuse Treatment and Mental Health Professionals in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey; a Certification Board that is currently known as the National Association of Drug and Alcohol Interventionists. NADAI was built up to set, and affirm consistence with norms of behavior and execution of Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention and Intervention professionals. NADAI has developed from giving affirmations to Substance Abuse Counselors and Clinicians in the Northeast Corridor, to giving them across the country, and to confirmations in Bermuda, Africa, England, Canada, Holland and Germany. NADAI's Certification Standards are made to guarantee a worthy level of competency for those in the field of compulsion and/or emotional well-being/family/peaceful directing. The mission and motivation behind NADAI is to secure people in general looking for substance misuse treatment, anticipation and intercession administrations by evaluating the competency of every candidate and granting a qualification bearing witness to a guide or specialist having met the prerequisites important to rehearse. NADAI perceives the entire individual in the credentialing procedure. Work experience, educational experience and expert preparing are all thought about in the competency evaluation process. NADAI additionally gives preparing and workshops to guarantee that NADAI affirmed advisors, specialists, professionals and experts are stayed up to date with the best practices and strategies accessible.