American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) Revenue and Competitors

Founded in 1985, the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) is an academic membership society organization and joint accredited continuing education provider whose main educational mission is to educate health care professionals in the prevention and treatment of substance use disorders and co-occurring mental disorders. The organization is governed and operated by a Board of Directors, an Executive Committee, a Chief Executive Officer, and a variety of member committees that report to the Board of Directors. Members do not need to be physicians and the number of non-physician members actively serving on committees is growing. These committees provide members the opportunity to participate and contribute in a collegial environment to define and carryout the mission of the organization. AAAP provides all healthcare providers with an opportunity to work with colleagues in collaborations, learn up-close from thought leaders, and contribute their own knowledge to an ever-expanding dialogue. AAAP Mission Statement: - Promote high quality evidence-based screening, assessment and treatment for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental disorders. - Translate and disseminate evidence-based research to clinical practice and public policy. - Strengthen Addiction Psychiatry specialty training and foster careers in Addiction Psychiatry. - Provide evidence-based addiction education to health care trainees and health professionals to enhance patient care and promote recovery. - Educate the public and influence public policy for the safe and humane treatment of those with substance use disorders. - Promote prevention and enhance addiction treatment and recovery across the lifespan. - Promote research on the etiology, prevention, identification and treatment of substance use and related disorders.