IntNSA

04/17/2026

On behalf of the International Nurses Society on Addictions, and our Board of Directors, we want to thank all our 2026 Exhibitors for their generous contributions!

Our sincere gratitude goes out to: IntNSA USA, Wolters Kluwer, UF College of Nursing, TROSA: Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Braeburn, and Nisqually Indian Tribe (Generations Healing Center).

04/17/2026

04/16/2026

Day 2 has been jam-packed full of insightful sessions, educational panels, and networking with new and long-standing colleagues. Thank you to all our speakers who shared informative research, practical applications, and culturally-responsive, compassionate support when it comes to patient care!

Here are just a few photos from today's album uploads. Enjoy!

04/15/2026

Day 1 of the 48th Annual Education Conference has concluded, and from the keynote presentation, to our FIAAN induction and welcome reception, it has been a powerful day!

We've created photo albums capturing some highlights from today and yesterday's Pre-Conference, so feel free to browse the galleries, tag yourself and colleagues, and share the post with your team. Looking forward to welcoming everyone back tomorrow morning for another full day of learning and networking!

04/14/2026

It was a great start to our annual conference, and a big thanks to Shatterproof for kicking it off!

04/13/2026

It's currently 49 degrees in Seattle as we kick off the start to our Pre-Conference Workshop on learning and practicing new skills around addiction stigma and compassionate care with our friends Robert and Gabby from Shatterproof!

04/08/2026

5 Days and Counting! Here's a sneak peek at a few of our sessions.

04/07/2026

Have you seen this incredible, and comprehensive, new resource from our friends at the Anti-Stigma Network?

"Stigma Language for Organisations" offers practical strategies to help organizations use inclusive, respectful language and reduce stigma in all communications and interactions.

Learn more or download this free resource at the Anti-Stigma Network's website, https://www.antistigmanetwork.org.uk/anti-stigma-language-guide.

We aim to improve understanding of stigma and discrimination experienced by people harmed by drug and alcohol use by supporting, encouraging and amplifying anti-stigma work across the UK and maximising our shared effort to end stigma

04/06/2026

One more week until our 48th Annual Education Conference, and we've got a few more "Know as you go" tips, this time, about packing for the weather. You may be familiar with Seattle weather, or have no experience with this coffee capital of the world, but either way we've got you covered.

Springtime in Seattle can be unpredictable, but here's what typical weather can look like:

+Daytime: 55–60°F (13–16°C)
+Evening: 40–45°F (5–7°C)
+Light rain or drizzle is common
+Cool mornings and evenings
+Longer daylight hours (about 13–14 hours)

As for what to pack, we encourage you to consider bringing:

+Light rain jacket or waterproof coat
+Comfortable walking shoes
+Layers (sweater, cardigan, or light jacket)
+Long pants/jeans
+Umbrella or compact travel umbrella