IntNSA International Nurses Society on Addictions (IntNSA)

11/05/2025

Great news for presenters and researchers! The International Nurses Society on Addictions (IntNSA) is pleased to announce that the Call for Abstracts for our 48th Annual Conference — taking place April 2026 in Seattle, Washington — has been extended until Monday, November 17th 2025.

We welcome submissions from:
🧠 Addiction and mental health professionals
💊 Nurses and prescribers
🌍 Allied health practitioners
🎓 Students and early-career researchers
🤝 Individuals with lived or living experience

Why speak at the IntNSA Conference? President-Elect Adrian Jugdoyal shares his reasons in the video attached. Submit your abstract today at https://www.openconf.org/intnsa/openconf.php!

There's nothing SPOOKIER than a conference with no speakers! So don't forget to submit your abstract for the 2026 IntNSA...
10/31/2025

There's nothing SPOOKIER than a conference with no speakers! So don't forget to submit your abstract for the 2026 IntNSA Annual Educational Conference in Seattle, Washington by November 17, 2025!

Submit your abstract at: https://www.openconf.org/intnsa/openconf.php.

Good news! The deadline to submit your Fellow of the International Nurses Society on Addictions (FIAAN) application has ...
10/28/2025

Good news! The deadline to submit your Fellow of the International Nurses Society on Addictions (FIAAN) application has been extended to November 12, 2025.

Submit your application at: https://form.jotform.com/252115944260048. We look forward to celebrating the next group of outstanding nursing professionals advancing addiction care worldwide!

IntNSA is now accepting abstracts for our annual conference on April 13-17 in Seattle, WA.We invite submissions from aca...
09/21/2025

IntNSA is now accepting abstracts for our annual conference on April 13-17 in Seattle, WA.

We invite submissions from academics, researchers, and professionals in nursing care for the prevention and treatment of addictions to share their work on a range of topics, including: 1) Challenging Stigma and Discrimination in Underserved and Marginalised Communities, 2) Innovations in Evidence-Informed Practice, 3) Equity in Policy and Advocacy, and more!

Join us in Seattle to share your work, exchange ideas, and contribute to shaping a more equitable future in addiction nursing.
Deadline for submissions: October 31, 2025.

Learn more and submit your abstract here: https://www.openconf.org/intnsa/openconf.php

IntNSA is seeking Presenters for our 2026 Annual Conference, April 13-17 in Seattle, WA!We welcome abstracts that advanc...
09/19/2025

IntNSA is seeking Presenters for our 2026 Annual Conference, April 13-17 in Seattle, WA!

We welcome abstracts that advance equity, advocacy, access, and inclusion across diverse populations and settings addressing substance use, addiction, and co-occurring conditions. Submissions should highlight work that reflects innovation, research, practice, education, and policy initiatives. For more information about presenting, our conference theme, or abstract guidelines, head to https://www.openconf.org/intnsa/openconf.php.

The Southeast Region of IntNSA USA invites you to join us tomorrow, from 1900-2000 EST, for a premier kick-off gathering...
09/17/2025

The Southeast Region of IntNSA USA invites you to join us tomorrow, from 1900-2000 EST, for a premier kick-off gathering!

Looking forward to connecting with you all today!
09/12/2025

Looking forward to connecting with you all today!

09/09/2025

We're looking forward to seeing you in just 3 days for our virtual Town Hall on Friday, September 12 at 5pm EST. Can't make it? That's okay; we'll be recording it! Head to our website to register, or view the recording afterwards.

Guess what?! We're hosting a virtual Town Hall next Friday at 5pm EST! We'd love for you to join us to hear key updates ...
09/03/2025

Guess what?! We're hosting a virtual Town Hall next Friday at 5pm EST! We'd love for you to join us to hear key updates from IntNSA leadership, and get to know some of our new folks! You can register at: https://intnsa.org/event-6306125.

Shatterproof, with support from the Elevance Health Foundation, is leading an initiative to reduce addiction-related sti...
06/14/2025

Shatterproof, with support from the Elevance Health Foundation, is leading an initiative to reduce addiction-related stigma among healthcare providers, particularly in underserved communities.

Learn more: https://providerspathway.shatterproof.org/

Don't miss this webinar!Substance Use Disorders and Evidence-Based Cardiometabolic Lifestyle Interventions9-11 a.m. EST ...
06/13/2025

Don't miss this webinar!

Substance Use Disorders and Evidence-Based Cardiometabolic Lifestyle Interventions
9-11 a.m. EST and 2-4 p.m. WAT
June 20, 2025

IntNSA-Nigeria is working to engage the broader nursing community in drug demand reduction. After the webinar, we will raise awareness about the negative impacts of drug use in honor of World Drug Day on June 26. This initiative will take place at multiple addiction centers across Nigeria.

In parttnership with SIGNMA International.

Each year at our annual conference, we recognize those who have gone above and beyond in our profession.Congrats to Tim ...
06/12/2025

Each year at our annual conference, we recognize those who have gone above and beyond in our profession.

Congrats to Tim Sowicz, PhD, RN, CNP, FIAAN, who received the Newcomer of the Year Award for demonstrating motivation and service to IntNSA and addictions nursing.

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International Nursing Society on Addictions

Our mission is to advance excellence in nursing care for the prevention and treatment of addictions for diverse populations across all practice settings through advocacy, collaboration, education, research and policy development.

Our goal is to help nurses provide high-quality, evidence-based addictions nursing care for patients, families, populations and communities. IntNSA has something to offer every nurse regardless of their area of nursing practice. With the prevalence of addiction-related health consequences, we believe that all nurses can and should acquire and maintain a basic level of knowledge and skills to address substance use and related disorders.

Join the IntNSA community today and become a leader in your field. Find out more here http://beta.intnsa.org/membership/