Local Expert Termansen Joins State Addiction and Prevention Board, Aims to Strengthen South Dakota's Fight Against Addiction

Termansen has been appointed to the State Addiction and Prevention Board (BAPP), a part of the South Dakota Department of Social Services. Her term will last almost three years, during which she will help develop addiction prevention practitioners. The BAPP also regulates addiction counseling and prevention services, issues licenses, and handles complaints.

Termansen has 15 years of experience in addiction treatment and has worked with various agencies in South Dakota. She is committed to helping individuals change their substance use habits.

She also represents USD Addiction Counseling & Prevention on the board. She believes that the board's relationships with various agencies will help guide USD students into the workforce. This will allow USD to better meet the state's needs for training and guidance.

Termansen hopes her experience will benefit both the individuals served by the state and addiction counseling professionals. Her appointment to the BAPP is a significant step in South Dakota's fight against addiction.

In summary, Termansen's appointment to the BAPP is expected to bring valuable insights to the board. Her dedication to helping individuals with substance use issues will be crucial to the board's work.

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