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Addiction Professionals of North Carolina (APNC)

Advancing Policy, Services and Professional Development
for Addiction and Prevention Professionals. A Proud Affiliate of NAADAC.


About Us

Addiction Professionals of North Carolina (APNC) exist to advance policy, services, and professional development that reflect the highest standards of the addiction profession, strengthen its value to the community and promote the values of its members.Read More →

Advocacy

APNC and NAADAC advocate for policies that decrease barriers and reduce access to substances of abuse and increase access to services as they pave the way for your voice to be heard. The e-Advocacy Center allows you to receive free e-mail action alerts and updates onRead More →

Join APNC

Join APNC to stay up to date on field news and latest legislation, network with colleagues and receive discounts on conferences, workshops, ethics training courses and other services.Read More →

May Membership Drive

Join NAADAC and the Addiction Professionals of North Carolina (APNC) in May and enjoy $25 off the price of membership.
New members can join for the following incredible low rates:
* $95 Full Professional Membership for those already working in the SA field
* $74 Associate Membership for those working toward credentialing and not yet 5 years in the field
* $25.50 Student Membership for those enrolled in an Addictions Studies program and not yet employed.

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Latest News

  • 08May
  • APNC May Membership DriveNAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals, has just announced it will drop $20 from the pr...
  • 16Feb
  • APNC 2012 Spring ConferenceApril 18-20, 2012 Crowne Plaza Resort Asheville, NC To Download Conference Brochure and Registration...
  • 26Jan
  • APNC Membership…By Robert Bock What is the most vital resource of APNC? Think about it.     It’s you!     Yes, you...
  • 26Jan
  • Spring Awards NominationsIn the words of Phil Mooring, Awards Committee Chairman, “APNC is made up of the most highly skilled...
  • 24Jan
  • Why Work on Policy Issues?What struck me as I prepared to write this column again is that I consistently write about policy is...