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Donna Mae DePola's book "Twelve Tins" has been generating a lot of buzz. Available in limited suppy for only $10.00 for pickup at our Brooklyn location or shipped for only $4.00 more. The Kindle Edition is also avaialable on Amazon.com. |
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Services At A GlanceThe Resource Training Center:
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The Resource Training Center's Class of 2012-2013TRTC Held our annual graduation ceremony, celebrating the over 150 graduates from the 2012-2013 year, at St. Peter's Church on Lexington Avenue and 54th Street in NYC. We had an incredible turnout, and it was a wonderful ceremony!
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Donna Mae DePola: Extraordinary Woman!Our very own Donna Mae DePola was recognized, along with 32 other woman, by the Office of the Brooklyn District Attorney, Charles Hines, as one of Brooklyn's Extraordinary Women of 2013. He along with her co-honorees were celebrated at a ceremony at the Brooklyn Supreme Courthouse. Donna gave a wonderful and humble speech. She commented that it was an honor for her to be recognized among such extraordinary women, but to those who know Donna Mae know, that she is indeed extra-extraordinary. Congratulations Donna!
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The Resource Training Center: Class of 2012The Resource Training Center celebrated our 2012 graduates at a beautiful ceremony at Saint Peter's Church on East 54th Street & Lexington Avenue in NYC on June 29th, 2012. One hundred and one (101) students graduated, fulfilling the education requirement to become a Credentialed Alcohol & Substance Abuse Counselor. The ceremony was exciting, and seeing our graduates and their familes beaming with pride is why we do what we do. That's 101 new soldiers in the fight for people's lives against addiction.
Below is the video produced by TRTC honoring our graduates. The background music and vide is Whitney Houston's "I Look to You", one of her final recordings. Whitney is another wonderful, talented artist, lost to drug abuse. A reminder that drugs will destroy the lives of anyone, indiscriminantly. The work our graduates will be doing with their clients will help others share the same fate. Rest in Peace Whitney. We at TRTC "Will Always Love You."
The Resource Training Center: Class of 2012 from Mike Buckley on Vimeo. _______________________________________________________________
The MADD Victim Impact Panel by TRTC: Exponential Growth, Larger ImpactOur VIP program has continued to grow, and with the help of Thomas McCoy & Lissa Harris, MADD Long Island's Executive Director and Program Specialist, respectively, and of course the victims that share their tragic stories each month, tearful offenders have reported they will be significantly less likely to mix alcohol and driving again. The Richmond County VIP has seen steady growth, thanks to the strong support of the Staten Island District Attorney's Office. The May 16th, 2012 Staten Island VIP saw the largest audience of offenders to date, with ADA Adam Silberlight (who attends each month) and other representatives from District Attorney Dan Donovan's office in attendance.
Pictured Above: (L to R): Jonathan Fogel, Brooke Baranoski, Ann Heo, Adam Silberlight, and Antonia Assenso. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Introducing THE RECOVERY & LIFE COACHING ACADEMYThe Resource Training Center is excited to announce our new training program, The Recovery & Life Coaching Academy! This new program is a five-day training for individuals who would like to become involved in serving as a recovery coach. What is a Recovery Coach?A Recovery Coach is an individual with an interest in promoting recovery by assisting in overcoming obstacles to recovery and serving as a personal mentor for people who are both in recovery, or wanting to be in recovery. Participants in the training will learn an in-depth overview of what being a recovery coach entails, as well as the various roles a recovery coach plays. The participants will gain tools and resources helpful in providing recovery support services, and focuses on the skills needed to connect people in recovery to the support and skills needed to maintain and strengthen long-term recovery. The trainings are held at our new New York City location at 500 8th Avenue, Suite 907 New York NY 10011! Our state of the art equipment, and dynamic training staff will provide participants with a valuable learning experience they won't soon forget. The Recovery Coach Movement is going strong, and The Resource Training Center's Recovery & Life Coaching Academy has trained more Recovery Coaches than any other provider in New York. Be a part of the movement! Contact Dona Pagan at 718-871-7433 or donapagan@resourcetraining.org TRTC's 4th Recovery Coach Training completed on April 6th, 2012!
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Brooklyn, New York |
New York City |
WE ARE IN!!!!!Our new state-of-the-art training and counseling center is complete! We said or good-byes to 482, it served us well, but our new location is a brand new building, built to our specifications. IT HAS AN ELEVATOR!! ! CLICK HERE FOR CONTACT INFO Services Offered in Brooklyn: CASAC 6 Month Day Program, DDP Classes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, MADD Victim Impact Panel. |
Beacon, New York |
Amherst/Buffalo, New York |
New Programs in Amherst/Buffalo!In addition to our weeknight and weekend DDP classes we are now offering mid-day DDP classes at the Harlem Rd. Community Center.
Contact Monica (716.983.2258) anytime for dates and
code (8500) to request at DMV. SPECIAL THANK YOU to AIDS COMMUNITY SERVICES for inviting us to their Annual Employee Benefits/Education Fair
Coming soon! CASAC Daytime classes...
Finish in 6 months!!!
Young drivers see dangers of texting: wivb.com Alive @25AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) - Young drivers got a chance to find out how texting impairs driving without putting themselves in real danger. The Resource Training Center held this demonstration Saturday at the Boulevard Mall in Amherst. State Police were on hand. Participants could climb in a simulator to show what it's like to text while driving, crash then be taken to the hospital. Monica Farrar of the Resource Training Center said, "We're trying to keep our youth safe, we know that the technology is out there. And just driving, anywhere you see people constantly on the phone and texting still. So we want to provide the education to keep people safe." Through its new "Alive at 25" program, the resource training center encourages young people to practice safe driving, including not using the phone and staying sober at the wheel. Ongoing CASAC education classes Check us out this month on: http://www.buffalohealthyliving.com For contract information & the services offered at our Buffalo/Amherst campus, PLEASE CLICK HERE _______________________________________________ Drinking Driver Program opens new classes opening several times each month. Register at your local DMV office and request code 8500. Check us out on WGRZ: http://amherst.wgrz.com/news/families/innovative-new-program-aimed-drinking-drivers/52828 Services in Amherst/Buffalo: 13 Month CASAC Evening Program. Drinking Driver Program (DDP), Alive at 25. |
Queens
Our Queens, New York location is our largest Drinking Driver Program. The Resource Training Center works in partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to present a monthly Victim Impact Panel (VIP). The VIP program is where court mandated individuals, convicted of DWI/DUI offenses attend a seminar where families that lost loved-ones tell there stories with the hope of preventing people from making the dangerous choice of driving while intoxicated or impaired. (The faces of attendees have been blurred for confidentiality)













