Guidepoints News from NADA Jan/Feb 2015
Book Review: Social Work Education and
Practice Engagement, edited by Sanjai Bhatt
and Suresh Pathare
Social worker and Nada India Foundation (NIF) chairperson,
Suneel Vatsyayan, is a contributing author to a new volume on social
work in India which has just been published by Shipra Publications.
Vatsyayan’s chapter in this anthology considers the connection between
social work and the NADA ear acupuncture treatment. Specifically,
he describes how the NADA protocol is as an ideal social work
intervention for drug and alcohol addiction.
Vatsyayan trained first at the Navjyoti Delhi Police Foundation
Drug Treatment Centre in 2000 with NADA founder, Michael
Smith, and social worker and past NADA president, Ruth
Ackerman. He then continued his training at Lincoln Recovery
Center in 2001. At the Navjyoti treatment center, he observed that
the NADA protocol can help to build a healthy rapport and trust
with clients.
Vatsyayan writes, “Utilizing theorieshttp://www.acudetox.com/guidepoints/JanFeb2015.pdf
Book Review: Social Work Education and
Practice Engagement, edited by Sanjai Bhatt
and Suresh Pathare
Social worker and Nada India Foundation (NIF) chairperson,
Suneel Vatsyayan, is a contributing author to a new volume on social
work in India which has just been published by Shipra Publications.
Vatsyayan’s chapter in this anthology considers the connection between
social work and the NADA ear acupuncture treatment. Specifically,
he describes how the NADA protocol is as an ideal social work
intervention for drug and alcohol addiction.
Vatsyayan trained first at the Navjyoti Delhi Police Foundation
Drug Treatment Centre in 2000 with NADA founder, Michael
Smith, and social worker and past NADA president, Ruth
Ackerman. He then continued his training at Lincoln Recovery
Center in 2001. At the Navjyoti treatment center, he observed that
the NADA protocol can help to build a healthy rapport and trust
with clients.
Vatsyayan writes, “Utilizing theorieshttp://www.acudetox.com/guidepoints/JanFeb2015.pdf