The National Rural Alcohol & Drug Abuse Network, Inc.
Celebrating 43 years of promoting excellence throughout Rural America!
Dates for the 2027 National Rural Institute are
June 6-10, 2027
Annual Conference “The Rural”
2027 Theme: Resilient Rural Communities: Advancing Behavioral Health Together
National Rural Institute on Alcohol, Drugs, and Addictions – Training for Addiction Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Professionals
Hybrid: In-Person and Virtual Options
UW-Stout Memorial Student Center, 302 10th Ave E, Menomonie, WI

Presented by:
The National Rural Alcohol & Drug Abuse Network, Inc.
NRADAN, INC.
NAADAC Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be emailed to attendees after the event.
NRADAN Members: $10, Non-members: $25
Let’s Talk About It:
Sex, Intimacy, and Spirituality in Recovery
Wednesday, December 9th from 11:00-12:00 CT (12:00 Noon ET)
Sex, intimacy, and spirituality can be important parts of recovery, but they aren’t always easy to talk
about.
This interactive workshop helps addiction professionals examine how their own comfort, values, and assumptions can shape conversations with clients. Participants will gain strategies for initiating respectful, nonjudgmental discussions that support a holistic approach to recovery.

Phil McCabe CSW, CAS, DRCC
A Certified Social Worker, Certified Addiction Specialist, Disaster Response Crisis Counselor, and Board-Certified Sexologist. A member of the International Association of Trauma Specialists, he provides education on resilience, stigma, trauma, violence prevention, recovery,and LGBTQ health through Rutgers University, Center for Public Health Workforce Development.
He also serves as president of NALGAP, the Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Addiction
Professionals (nalgap.org).
Contact:
gaycounselor.com
Approved CEUs
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NAADAC approved educational provider

Approved for 45+ CEUs
Feedback from Mike Jamison
“I have attended numerous workshops in the past 45 years. The Rural Institute is probably the best 3.5-day workshop I have ever attended. The atmosphere is a more casual, friendly type. I found the participants, lecturers, and staff friendly and welcoming. I recommend the Rural Institute to anyone
looking for a different learning experience!”
Mike Jamison, retired Minnesota LADC





