STOP Training Program | Centre for Addiction Medicine

STOP Training Program

Substance Use Treatment Orientation Program | Flagship Onsite Training

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25+ Years

Legacy of Learning

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1 Month

Residential Program

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Multi-Disciplinary

For Diverse Professionals

About the Program

The Substance Use Treatment Orientation Program (STOP) is the flagship onsite training program conducted by the Centre for Addiction Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, NIMHANS for the past 25 years.

Conducted every year in November, this one-month residential training program helps addiction treatment professionals learn evidence-based best practices through case discussions, lectures, workshops, and field visits.

📘 Download Curriculum (2025)

Who Participates?

Over the years, participants have come from diverse backgrounds. This multiciplinary approach adds to the strength and vibrancy of the training.

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Medicine

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Psychiatry

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Psychology

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Social Work

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Nursing

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Yoga & Ayurveda

STOP 2025 Team
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STOP 2024 Team
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STOP 2023 Team
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STOP 2022 Team
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This registration is open for 2026 STOP program so please fill the form.

Applications open until 15 October 2026.

Registration Form

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the course fee for STOP 2026?
Rs. 5,000 for Doctors (MBBS or above); Rs. 3,000 for non-medical participants (non-refundable). Fees are payable to NIMHANS, Govt. of India.
What is the duration and tentative dates of the programme?
One month, held every November.
Is residential/hostel and food accommodation available?
For the year 2026, accommodation facilities are not available at NIMHANS. Please note that stay and food expenses in Bengaluru are borne by the participant, not the organisers.
Where can I find the detailed training schedule/curriculum?
Is the programme open to professionals from social work, NGO/community-based organisations, and non-medical backgrounds?
Yes.
What are the details regarding the certificate issued on completion?
A certificate is issued on successful completion, subject to:
  1. Presentation of one case during case presentation slots
  2. >80% participation and attendance
  3. Scoring >80% in the two assessments

For queries, please write to us at

cam@nimhans.net

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