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The ACT7 is a private, LLC training center established on July 1, 2012.  We offer continuing educational units and professional mentoring and career guidance.  Our trainers are certified and licensed addiction professionals who possess, collectively, over 50 years of hands-on experience, education and knowledge in the addiction counseling field.  Our instructors are dedicated to helping men and women seeking certification or recertification in substance abuse addiction counseling.

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There are various kinds of courses available: Courses serve a multitude of purposes for different students: they are sometimes used to bridge the gap between different phases of academic study, or to provide additional professional training and qualifications

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    • The training that Mr. Horace Anding gave was thorough and well organized. The material was very interesting and the discussions were very inspirational. The material was very understandable the preparation and execution of the training was conducted in a professional manner. I am looking forward to attending future training.

      - Robin Jennings - Student

    • I had the pleasure of attending an ACT 7 training. I attended an Ethics course. The information was practical, the teacher was knowledgeable and the atmosphere was comfortable; which lent itself to useful exchanges between clinicians and the trainer. This was an awesome experience for me.

      -Laconya Reed - Student

    • The trainings given by Mr. Anding have always been through and enlightening. He provides excellent scenarios/examples of things that could happen while facilitating a group and/or interacting with the consumer. His trainings further confirm the does and don'ts while working with clients who have substance abuse disorder. I have left all his trainings feeling completely satisfied and well equipped to engage with the consumers I service in the Department of Corrections.

      -Christine Yates - Student

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