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Postal address: 1073/A-2, C-2, Sondhi Building, Ward one Mehrauli New Delhi 110030 , 09810594544 Project office: Pehchaan, 25, Jyoti Building, Near Govt. Dispensary, Chattarpur Village New Delhi 110074 India, 01126802337, nadaindia@gmail.com

27/8/2011

Dear Friends,
Nada India Foundation & Association Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist are pleased to announce the Training workshop on use of ear acupuncture as per NADA Protocol for addiction treatment and General well being to be held at Nisargopachar Kendra (Naturopathy cum Yog center http://naturecure.cfsites.org/index.php) at Vinoba Ashram, Gotri, Vadodara Gujarat   on 1st & 2nd  Oct .2011 . The workshop will be conducted by Dr. Nayana Shah & Dr.Ajay Vats and facilitated by Suneel Vatsyayan .
The workshop aims to facilitate a shared understanding of importance of barrier free services and skill in use ear acupuncture as an adjunct treatment at all stages pre admission, detoxification and rehabilitation.  This workshop also provides trainees with skills to use ear acupuncture .This also enables trainees in building greater confidence in producing effective approach in dealing with people who avoid treatment,   The programme is briefly discussed below.
The course shall provide: 
• Class room input 
• Reading Material
• Rigorous hands on practice & complementary advisory and troubleshooting support services through electronic media or phone.
Physician ( Any discipline), nursing staff and counselors social workers working in the field of addiction treatment and rehabilitation for the minimum period of one year are eligible to attend this training program.   
If you are interested in the programme please send an email along with dually filled registration form. The registration fee for the workshop is Rs.1200/- (One Thousand two hundred only).  All expenses of the participant including: travel accommodation and food will be borne from their own expenses. For details please contact.  Dr.Nayana Shah 09558820767, Ms.Kala .Ben Tel.2652338267, Ms.Pallavi (9810594544) for workshop in Gujarat.
I look forward to your kind cooperation.
With best regards,
Yours Sincerely,




Suneel Vatsyayan                                                  Dr.Ajay Vats, NADA ,ADS
Chairman,                                                                Chairman,  
Nada India Foundation                                            IAADS (www.acudetoxindia.com)
 
 


Visionary & Co-founder
Michael O. Smith 
MD, DAc, Bronx, NY

Chairman
Suneel  Vatsyayan

Convener
Delhi
Dr.Ajay Vats 
Gujarat
Kala Ben
Haryana  
Dr.Uttam
Himachal Pradesh
&   Chnadigarh
Dr.Anand Ghildyl
Rajasthan
Dr. Roop Sidana
Karnataka &
Andhra Pradash 
Dr.James Doss
Uttera Khand
Dr..Fasuddin
Uttar Pradash
Dr Arindam Sinha
Border Security Force
Dr. H.L. Choudhary
Jail Gujarat
Dr.Bharat Shah
Clinical Supervision     
Dr.Nayana Ben
Dr.Ajay Vats  



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