Hazelden, a nonprofit organization founded in 1949 in Minnesota, is recognized internationally as a leader in the field of treatment and prevention of alcoholism and drug dependency. Having pioneered the holistic Minnesota Model of care for alcoholism and drug addiction that is now the most widely used method of treatment in the world, Hazelden has treated thousands of patients and trained hundreds of professionals from more than 50 countries worldwide. Visitors may take a short ferry excursion to the quaint city of Helsingborg, Sweden, or a 30-minute train ride to the heart of old world Copenhagen. Enrollment Enrollment deadline for the International School of Alcohol and Drug Studies is July 1, 2001. Registration may close earlier if maximum enrollment is reached.
Early application is advised to ensure acceptance and course selection.
Participants from outside the United States should send their non-refundable deposit and completed application form to the Kings Island Treatment Center address located below . As the world's largest publisher of treatment and recovery resources, Hazelden will provide an on-site bookstore at the International School. Program participants will have the opportunity to view and purchase Hazelden publications, or place orders for shipping. Working in a small group with a facilitator, program participants will focus on a treatment of their choice and develop an action plan for implementation. Awarding of Certificates Professional Credit A certificate of attendance will be awarded to each person who successfully completes the International School of Alcohol and Drug Studies.