DEMO  ·  Prepared for the Association of Substance Abuse Programs (ASAP Texas)  ·  Dashboard data is invented
NBHAP, National Behavioral Health Association of Providers Prepared for
member programs of
ASAP, The Association of Substance Abuse Programs (Texas)
NBHAP Program Membership

Know who’s compliant. Without asking anyone.

A national membership built for Texas treatment and prevention programs. Every person on your staff, every training requirement, one live dashboard — plus Counselor magazine, the CE Hub, the industry job board and the rest of NBHAP’s member benefits.

counselormagazine.com/cehub/employerSIMULATED
Pecan Bend Recovery CenterASAP Texas member · NBHAP Program Member
Membership current
Course progress last pulled 2 hours ago
14daysbefore a deadline, the first reminder goes out on its own
1clickto download a complete, audit-ready compliance file
10charsin the code that lets anyone verify a staff transcript
0spreadsheetsfor anyone on your team to keep up to date
How it works

One membership. Your whole team, covered.

ASAP Texas brings programs together across the state. NBHAP adds the national layer — the tools, the magazine and the benefits — so each program can prove its people are trained, current and ready.

1

Your program belongs to ASAP Texas

The statewide association of substance use prevention, treatment and recovery programs you already know.

2

It becomes an NBHAP Program Member

The National Behavioral Health Association of Providers opens the member benefits — compliance, education, Counselor and more.

3

Your staff land on one dashboard

Invite your people, set the requirements once, and the Counselor Magazine CE Hub keeps score from then on.

Proposed partnership model, shown for discussion.

Why programs join

The spreadsheet isn’t the problem.
Keeping it true is.

The tracker is always out of date

It’s right the afternoon somebody updates it, and wrong again by the end of the week.

Live status, straight from the courses

Chasing is somebody’s whole job

Reminders go out late, go out unevenly, or don’t go out at all when that person is busy.

Reminders that send themselves

Audits turn into a scramble

Certificates live in inboxes and desk drawers, and the file has to be rebuilt every time someone asks.

One click to the whole audit file
See it for yourself

A two-minute guided tour of the real dashboard.

Walk through a sample program step by step: the compliance score, who needs a nudge, the board, one person’s record and the audit file. Click one square and watch the score move. Everything in it is invented and nothing is saved.

  1. 1One number for the whole program
  2. 2Who needs a nudge, in the order to act
  3. 3Click a square and the score moves
  4. 4Open a record for any staff member
  5. 5Download the audit file in one click
What runs itself

Set it once. The reminders do the chasing.

Group courses into a requirement, pick who it covers and when it’s due — a set date that renews every year, or within 30 days of joining. Access is granted automatically, and the reminders stop the moment the course is passed.

14days

Early notice

Time to plan around shifts.

7days

A week out

The board turns amber.

3days

Getting close

A banner appears on their dashboard.

Duetoday

Last call

One final, quiet reminder.

Lateweekly

One digest

A weekly roll-up, not an email storm.

Nobody has to be the person who nags.

Audit-ready

Proof, whenever anyone asks.

When a surveyor, a funder or your own board wants to see it, you’re not hunting through inboxes.

  • One-click audit file. Every person against every requirement, named with your program and the date it was pulled.
  • A transcript for every staff member. Course, credit type, hours and completion date — only courses that were fully passed.
  • Verifiable by anyone. Each transcript carries a 10-character code; anyone holding it can check it online without logging in.
  • Honest about freshness. The dashboard shows when course progress was last pulled, and warns you when it’s more than a day old.

Transcript · Marisol Vega

Pecan Bend Recovery Center · sample
CourseCreditCompleted
Ethics & BoundariesCE · 3.0Jan 14, 2026
HIPAA & 42 CFR Part 2CE · 2.0Feb 3, 2026
Cultural ResponsivenessCE · 3.0Mar 9, 2026
Crisis & Suicide RiskCE · 2.0Apr 21, 2026
Program OrientationCompletionJan 6, 2026
Verification codeHX4P9TQR2W
Built for real offices

Two people can run it. Neither one has to chase.

The program’s representative and the account managers they name have the same powers, so HR can add staff, assign training and pull the audit file without waiting on anyone.

ActiveInvitedNo login yetBroken link

The roster shows whether each person can actually sign in — not just whether they’re on a list.

Program representative

Owns the membership and is told whenever the list of managers changes.

Account managers

Add employees, build requirements, send reminders and export audits.

Staff

Get one invitation, see exactly what’s due, and keep their own transcript.

Leaving staff

Removing someone ends their access and keeps their completion history.

Every member benefit

Everything else that comes with NBHAP.

Benefits that help programs sustain and grow in compliance with laws, regulations and best practices — plus partner discounts on the services every program buys.

NBHAPASAP Texas
Bring it to Texas

Give every ASAP program the answer on Monday morning.

One number for where the program stands, a short list of who’s stuck, and a board that proves it to anyone who asks.

NBHAP office hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Pacific (closed major holidays)

Demo prepared for discussion with the Association of Substance Abuse Programs (ASAP Texas); it does not indicate a partnership or endorsement by ASAP. Pecan Bend Recovery Center, its staff, courses and figures are invented, and every dashboard on this page is a simulation — the layouts, labels and behavior are the real product. Course names shown are examples; each program sets its own requirements. Member benefits and partner offers are as listed at nbhap.org and are subject to change. © 2026 National Behavioral Health Association of Providers.