Dr. Corinne Butler-Williams passed away on December 9th 2020.
Dr. Williams started N.A.D.I. with the goal of helping professionals obtain the certifications neccessary to help heal individuals, families, and communities from addiction. Dr. Williams believed in the power of recovery and removing the barriers that kept good professionals from working in the field. It is with that goal in heart that her daughter, Kelli Williams, will continue to operate N.A.D.A.I. in the coming months.
The family asks for privacy during this time. Condolances can be send to the P.O. Box above or e-mailed to: customerservice@nadai.us
Certification: N.A.D.A.I. is a professional certification board that can certify you in many different fields of endeavor.
- National Master Instructor
- Certified Pastoral Counselor
- Mental Health Counselor
- Addiction Therapist Level II, C.A.T. II
- Certified Addictions Counselor II/III/IV
- Certified National Drug & Alcohol Interventionist
- Master Addictions Counselor Level II
- 12 Step Recovery Facilitator, Counselor Assistant 1
N.A.D.A.I. Certification Process: N.A.D.A.I.'s Certification process is easy; Just
download one of our application forms, fill it out and
submit it to us along with your application fee. Following N.A.D.A.I.'S policy of inclusion rather than exclusion, we acknowledge the concept that experiential learning as an adjunct and extension of classroom experience is an educationally sound method of providing one's skill and professionalism. The mature professional adult realizes that many individuals in a position of making judgments on other's talents and abilities do so based on the level of formal academic training they have received, as demonstrated by the possession of a college or university degree. Thus they are denied raises, promotions, new jobs or the prestige they deserve. The N.A.D.A.I. credentialing committee does not do this and takes into account not solely college degrees, but life skills/ life learning.
Education
is viewed differently today than ever before. New ideas
and concepts are being introduced, and the method which
a student is allowed to learn is far different than
in years past. Through our many years in the business
of recovery we have learned that many mature, self-motivated
adults without college a degree have achieved at least
the equivalent of a Bachelor's Degree as a result of
their life learning and previous academic training.
Likewise, those holding advanced degrees but without
formal credentials may find that, by using their life
learning experience and academic training, they may be
very close to qualifying for a valuable credential.
Therefore, N.A.D.A.I. will review each individual applicant's
academic and life learning experience with an eye towards
granting the highest credential available while maintaining
it's strict standards.If you have any concerns that someone is misrepresenting themselves as a N.A.D.A.I. affiliate, representative, or partner, please contact us immediately to verify. Thank you!
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