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TBDstate -of-the-state on impaired driving

National and state leaders provide information on the current impact of impaired driving and responses to the epidemic.

Brandy Nannini, Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility Rob Frederick, Brown-FormanTBD, Beam Suntory Ali Edelstein, Kentucky Distillers' Association

Social responsibility and partnerships

Social responsibility is important in the education and fight against impaired driving. Hear from advocacy and industry experts about current initiatives in this area and how partnerships are crucial to their success.

Melissa Fitzgerald (moderator)Erin Holmes, Foundation for Advancing Alcohol ResponsibilityMark Stodola, American Probation and Parole Association / National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Using Risk and Need Assessments

Utilizing risk and need assessments are critical in the early intervention and treatment of the repeat impaired driver. Assessments are used to determine appropriate levels of care in the treatment of substance use disorders and mental health, and protecting public safety. Learn what factors determine risk and need, as well as when and how assessments are best utilized.

Melissa Fitzgerald, National Association of Drug Court ProfessionalsTour Welcome

The tour program will begin at approximately 9:00 a.m. with a running time of 3.5-4 hours. A continental breakfast is available one hour prior and up to the program start.

A networking reception with attendees, speakers, and vendors follows the program. Appetizers and beverages are provided during the reception.

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Dr. Kenneth Robinson, Corrections Counseling Inc. Treatment and REcovery

The underlying symptom of many repeat impaired drivers is the prevalence of substance use disorders. Without treatment, this repeated behavior is unlikely to change or will reemerge in the future. Understand the impact alcohol and drug use has on the brain and the importance of individualized, long-term, evidence-based treatment is in changing behavior and leading to recovery.

Melissa Fitzgerald (moderator)Tara Casanova Powell, Casanova Powell ConsultingMark Stodola

Supervision and technology

Highlighting the importance of intensive supervision and the use of technology in supervising repeat impaired drivers in the community, the panel will discuss intensive supervision, the various tools and technology used to monitor alcohol and drug use, and the research recognizing the effectiveness of those technological tools.

Jim Eberspacher, National Center for DWI Courts dwi courts

Based on the successful drug court model, DWI courts are targeted for the repeat impaired driver with moderate to severe substance use disorders; i.e., high-risk/high-need; and, are structured under the Ten Guiding Principles and Adult Drug Court Best Practice Standards. Hear more about the structure of DWI courts and the research demonstrating success in the reductions of recidivism and cost savings.

Heather French Henry, Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs The impact of Impaired Driving

Individuals share their personal stories about the impact of impaired driving on their lives and the lives of others.

Melissa Fitzgerald Tour closing