Tennessee Association of Alcohol, Drug and other Addiction Services |

TAADAS Vision: Our goal is to champion the cause of quality addiction services in Tennessee, and advocate unceasingly for those who still suffer from the ravages of addiction and for the addiction professionals who serve them.

Mission: To educate the public and influence state/national policy decisions in order to improve services to those who are affected by alcoholism and/or drug addiction.

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Click here to shop our extensive collection of recovery related gift items, books and jewelry for the recovery community and beyond. We have a unique collection of quality gifts and books to sustain, inspire and celebrate the recovery journey. It is a wonderful way to recognize important milestones and encourage program participation.

Look for the Recovery Books & Things Bookstore at the Tennessee Advanced School on Addictions (The Summit) at Belmont Univeristy in Nashville May 26 - 30, 2008.
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Purpose and Objectives To promote the common interest in the prevention, control and eradication of alcoholism and drug dependency and to promote such other programs as are approved by the Association such as the TN REDLINE, Statewide Clearinghouse, and Partnership for a Drug-Free Tennessee More

TAADAS is a statewide, consumer-oriented, association representing thousands of consumers in recovery, family members, healthcare professionals & providers. Click here to read our Cultural Diversity Platform.

Some ask...

"Does substance abuse treatment really work?"
The booklet, " Voices of Recovery.
Voices of Hope." answers that question
with a resounding - YES!
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