All courses are approved by NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, CAADE,
CBAPF, California BBS, USNCB and the
Florida Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Mental
Health Counseling for the hours stated unless otherwise noted in
approvals.
All courses NYS OASAS approved under Section II for both
Credentialing and Recredentailing for hours stated unless otherwise noted in
approvals.
California BBS limits homestudy to 12 hours. Texas Social
Workers are limited to 1.0 CEU (10 contact hours) by homestudy.
NAADAC limits
homestudy to 12 hours. TEXAS: Accepted for LCDC renewal for up to 30 hours
ALCOHOL/DRUG COURSES (Addiction Hours)
ALCOHOLISM CONCEPTS - 30 hours
for $99.99 (Exam Only $69.99) Text: Under the Influence: A guide to the myths
and realities of Alcoholism by Dr. James R. Milan and Katherine Ketcham
DESCRIPTION: This introductory course presents medical model alcoholism
concepts. This course covers alcohol brain neurochemistry, discusses
predisposing factors, genetic findings, stages of the disease, psychological
effects of alcoholism, intervention and treatment strategies. OBJECTIVES: Upon
completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1) define the role
of neurotransmitters in alcoholism, 2) describe genetic factors in alcoholism,
3) explain the stages of alcoholism, 4) recall psychological effects of
alcoholism, 5) identify intervention strategies, and 6) discuss alcoholism
treatment trends. APPROVALS: NYS OASAS for 20 clock hours Recredentialing only.
CAADAC for 30 PDH’s only. Not approved by USNCB.
ALCOHOLISM UPDATE – 30 hours
for $99.99 (Exam Only $69.99) Text: Beyond the Influence: Understanding and Defeating Alcoholism by Katherine Ketcham and William F. Asbury. DESCRIPTION:
This advanced course is based on the latest scientific research, clearly
explains the neurological nature of the disease and reveals why some people
drink addictively and others do not. Includes updated treatment methodology.
OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1)
recall the steps to take for an intervention. 2) discuss how to find the right
treatment program, 3) explain which psychological approach works best, 4)
recognize why spirituality is essential to recovery, 5) identify new insights
into relapse prevention, and 6) integrate diet, exercise, and nontraditional
treatments such as acupuncture. Approval by NYS OASAS, FCB and USNCB pending.
ALCOHOL/DRUG DETOXIFICATION - (3 hours
Ethics & 2 hours Pharmacology) - 12 hours for $59.99 (Exam Only 34.99)
* ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET Text: Detoxification from Alcohol and Other Drugs (TIP 19) by Donald
Wesson, M.D.
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course provides an
overview of the present state of detoxification programs, examines the
advantages and disadvantages of the medical model, social model and the
modified medical model detoxification. Physical, psychological, financial,
legal and ethical aspects of caring for patients in detoxification programs are
examined in depth. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will
be able to: 1) explain the three models of detoxification programs, 2) define
the concept of spirituality, 3) apply the principles of safe detoxification to
individual patient needs, 4) distinguish between Federal and state regulations
and, 5) describe legal requirements in treating substance abusing and addicted
clients. APPROVALS: PCB for 12 hours and NYS OASAS for 12 clock hours
Recredentialing only.
COCAINE UPDATE - 20 hours
for $84.99 (Exam Only $54.99) Text: The Cocaine Recovery Book by Paul H. Early, M.D.
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course
contains current information about cocaine abuse, dependence and recovery.
Information relevant for
physicians, psychologists, addiction counselors, nurses and social
workers. OBJECTIVES: Upon completing this course the participant will be able
to 1) discuss the history of cocaine use, 2) list the complications of cocaine
use, 3) describe the Cocaine Addiction cycle, 4) recall the Recovery Reflex, 5)
explain cocaine craving patterns, 6) identify thought distortion and 7)
describe relapse prevention and long term recovery treatment in Cocaine
Addiction. APPROVALS: NYS OASAS for 20 clock hours Recredentialing only.
HEROIN UPDATE - 20 HOURS
FOR $84.99 (Exam Only $54.99) Text: Heroin by Humberto Fernandez
(Hazelden) NEW
DESCRIPTON: This advanced course provides an update on the topic of heroin
addiction. Includes history of heroin abuse, the psychology of heroin
addiction, pharmacology and physiology of heroin addiction, current opiate
treatments. Also reviewed are sociological and criminal justice implications
and the past and present effects of organized crime on heroin addiction.
Includes case studies. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1) recall the history of heroin addiction, 2) discuss the pharmacology
and physiology of heroin addiction, 3) identify the psychology and culture of
heroin addiction, 4) describe the treatment of heroin addiction, 5) explain the
criminal justice implications of heroin use, 6) state the effect of organized
crime on heroin use.
STIMULANT ABUSE TREATMENT - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Treatment for Stimulant Use Disorders by
Richard A. Rawson, PhD. DESCRIPTON: This
advanced course provides recent information about stimulant use disorder,
specifically cocaine, methampehtamine and their delivery forms, crack and ice.
Included are worksheets for use with clients, sample screening tests for
cognitive impairment and a comprehensive glossary of terms. OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1) describe
stimulants use disorder, 2) explain how stimulants affect the brain
neurochemistry and behavior, 3) describe approaches to treatment and treatment
strategies, 4) describe the medical aspects of stimulant use disorder and 5)
identify treatment issues for special groups and settings.
APPROVALS: NYS OASAS approval
pending.
COUNSELING COURSES (Counseling Hours)
ADDICTION COUNSELING USING R.E.B.T. - 30 hours
for $99.99 (Exam Only $69.99) Text: Hazelden R.E.B.T. Series REVISED (9 booklet
set) DESCRIPTION: This advanced course covers the use of R.E.B.T. (Rational
Emotive Behavioral Therapy) in addiction counseling. Includes theory and
practical application of R.E.B.T. with the addicted client. OBJECTIVES: Upon
completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1) describe the use
of R.E.B.T. in addiction counseling, 2) recall the application of R.E.B.T. in
perfectionism, 3) list techniques used to treat anxiety with R.E.B.T., 4)
identify appropriate use of R.E.B.T. in anger, 5) discuss application of
R.E.B.T. with the shame based client, and 6) explain how R.E.B.T. may be
helpful to the depressed client, 7) discuss how R.E.B.T. can be utilized to
help resolve grief, 8) identify R.E.T. applications to enhance self-esteem and
9) recall counseling methods utilizing R.E.B.T. for grief.
APPROVALS: South Dakota for 20 hours. Not recommended for social
workers.
ADDICTION ETHICS II - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Ethics for Addictions Professionals Second
Edition by LeClair Bissell M.D.,
C.A.C. and James E. Royce S.J., Ph.D. DESCRIPTION: This advanced course
provides an in depth look at ethics for workers in the addiction field.
Included are ethics considerations as related to competency, patient rights,
fiscal considerations and possible exploitations.
OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of
this course the participant will be able to; 1) describe ethical principles
specific to
addictions treatment, 2) explain
the relationship between ethics and competency, 3) state ethics considerations
of patient rights, 4) discuss the relationship of fiscal considerations to
ethics, 5) review possible exploitations in addictions treatment, and 6)
identify the appropriate application of ethical codes. APPROVALS: PCB for 6
hours and NYS OASAS for 15 clock hours Recredentialing only.
ADOLESCENT RELAPSE PREVENTION - 15
hours for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Preventing
Adolescent Relapse by Tammy Bell,
LCSW, MSW, CAC. DESCRIPTION: This advanced course applies Terence Gorski's
CENAPS Model to the treatment of adolescents. The course describes a practical
guide for initiating and maintaining sobriety in adolescents. OBJECTIVES: Upon
completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1) define sobriety in
an adolescent, 2) differentiate between the course of adolescent and adult
chemical dependency, 3) explain the normal developmental tasks of adolescence
and their impact on recovery, 4) apply the principles of the Adolescent
Developmental Model of Recovery, 5) describe the stages of relapse, 6) initiate
an individualized treatment plan for chemically dependent adolescents, and 7)
Identify the characteristics of a successful adolescent treatment program.
AFRICAN AMERICAN ADDICTION
PREVENTION - 10 hours for $54.99 (Exam Only 29.99) Text: Chemical Dependency and the African American –
Second Edition by Peter Bell. DESCRIPTION : This advanced course explores the
cultural relevance of addiction theories and the impact of chemical dependency
on individuals and in the African American community. Counseling issues and
cultural differenced in the treatment setting are discussed. Prevention
services with regard to cultural considerations with alcohol and drug abuse are
presented along with development of community based alcohol and drug abuse
programs. Included are assessment tools and questionnaires. OBJECTIVES: Upon
completing this course the participant will be able to; 1) recite the cultural
relevance of addiction theories, 2) recognize the impact of chemical dependency
on the black community, 3) discuss clinical issues in the treatment setting
specific to the African American and cultural issues, 4) discuss prevention
services with specific cultural considerations, and 5) describe issues in the
development of community based treatment programs. APPROVALS: OASAS & USNCB
pending
BRIEF ADDICTION COUNSELING - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Brief Strategic Problem Solving Group
Therapy: Making Group Therapy Work in The Managed Care Environment by Terence
T. Gorski, MA, NCACII
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course demonstrates how to run brief
strategic problem-solving therapy sessions and focuses on practical techniques
rather than theory. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant
will be able to; 1) define the therapeutic principles underlying problem
solving group psychotherapy, 2) describe the therapeutic techniques used in
problem solving group psychotherapy, 3) list the characteristics of a
successful therapeutic group, 4) identify the traits of a successful group
leader, 5) apply the CENAPS principles as a group leader or coleader, and 6)
construct a problem solving treatment plan for participants. APPROVALS: PCB for
10 hours.
CLINICAL SUPERVISION - 20 hours
for $99.99 (Exam Only $54.99) Text: Clinical Supervision by Elizabeth
Holloway
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course introduces a theoretical framework for
pragmatic training of counselors. The supervisor's role as teacher, counselor
and agency representative are defined. OBJECTIVES: Upon completing this course
the participant will be able to; 1) define the SAS process, functions, clinical
applications and interactive model of supervision, 2) recognize the limitations
of the supervisory relationship, 3) apply the principles of learning theory and
role theory to clinical supervision 4) participate in the interactive process
of supervision more effectively, and 5) explain culture, personal
characteristics and professional responsibilities. APPROVALS: NYS OASAS for 20
clock hours under Section IV for both Credentialing and Recredentialing. Not
available for Social Workers in Florida.
COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL COCAINE COUNSELING - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: A
Cognitive-Behavioral Approach: Treating Cocaine Addiction by Kathleen M. Carroll, PhD.
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course describes a short-term, focused approach to
help cocaine-dependent individuals become abstinent from cocaine and other
substances. Helps to help patients recognize, avoid and cope with cocaine
addiction. OBJECTIVES: Upon completing this course the participant will be able
to; 1) recognize the basic principles
of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), 2)
explain the structure and function of CBT sessions, 3) discuss
integration of CBT and medication, 4) perform sessions for significant others,
5) prepare for termination, and 6) recall results of CBT research. Approval by
NYS OASAS, FCB and USNCB pending.
CONCEPTS IN CO-DEPENDENCY - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Understanding Co-Dependency by Sharon
Wegscheider-Cruse and Joe Cruse M.D. DESCRIPTON: This advanced course covers
neurobiological information, mental health descriptions, systems and
complications. Diagnosis and group facilitation information is
included.OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will be
able to 1) describe the neurobiology of co-dependency, 2) recall the
complications of co-dependency, 3) list the symptoms of co-dependency, 4)
identify appropriate co-dependency treatment, 5) discuss the relationship between
co-dependency and chemical dependency, and 6) explain recovery from
co-dependency.
CRIMINAL OFFENDER RELAPSE PREVENTION - 20 hours
for $84.99 (Exam Only
$54.99) Text:
Relapse Prevention Therapy with Chemically Dependent Criminal Offenders by
Terence T. Gorski, MA DESCRIPTION: This advanced course presents a
comprehensive CENAPS relapse prevention program for professionals treating
chemically dependent criminal offenders. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this
course, the participant will be able to; 1) identify the biopsychosocial
origins of chemical dependency and criminal behavior, 2) apply the CENAPS model
of recovery to chemical dependency and criminal behaviors, 3) develop an
individual recovery plan for chemically dependent criminal offenders, 4)
describe the problem solving group therapy process, 5) provide individual and
group therapy for chemically dependent criminal offenders, and 6) explain the
developmental model of recovery and its use with the criminal offender.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNSELING - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Before It's Too Late: Helping Women In
Controlling Or Abusive Relationships by Robert Ackerman, Ph.D and Susan F. Pickering, M.A. DESCRIPTION: This
advanced course identifies high risk men and high risk behaviors. Substance
abuse complications of both victims and abusers are covered. Includes
relationship information for abused women. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this
course, the participant will be able to 1) list the warning symptoms of
controlling relationships, 2) explain how
women get caught in controlling relationships, 3) state the most common
reasons for staying in a controlling relationship, 4) explain how women may
protect themselves, 5) describe safe place(s) for women, 6) list help available
for women and children and 7) recall the relationship of drinking and
controlling behavior. APPROVALS: USNCB for 10 hours.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADDICTION TREATMENT - 12 hours
for $59.99 (Exam Only $34.99) Text: Substance Abuse Treatment
and Domestic Violence: Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series #25 by
Patricia A. Fazzone DNSc., John K Holton PhD & Beth G. Reed PhD.
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course provides guidelines for substance abuse
treatment providers in the public sector and in community programs. Based on clinical research and interviews
with expert service providers, this course contains a summary of information
available regarding the effects of domestic violence on the treatment of
substance abuse, statistics describing domestic violence in this country as it
pertains to substance abuse, and practical methods for developing an effective
community-based treatment protocol to address the relevant issues. Also
included are Federal confidentiality regulations. OBJECTIVES: After completing this
course, the participant will be able to 1) define domestic abuse, 2) identify
the signs and symptoms of abuse in a recovering batterer or survivor, 3) list
the characteristics of a batterer or victim, 4) explain the links between
substance abuse and domestic violence, 5) recognize effective interventions for
domestic violence, 6) prepare a plan for coordinated community-based care for
survivors of domestic violence, 7) state the basic requirements and limitations
of Federal confidentiality regulations. APPROVALS: NYS OASAS approval
pending.
DUAL DIAGNOSIS UPDATE - 12 hours
for $59.99 (Exam Only $34.99) *ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET
Text: Assessment and Treatment
of Patients with Coexisting Mental Illness and Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse
Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series 9 by: Richard Ries, M. D. DESCRIPTION: This advanced course provides detailed descriptions of model programs and gives detailed instructions on securing funding, developing an effective treatment system and optimizing client response in the public and private sectors. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to 1) define the concept of dual diagnosis, 2) explain the relationship between alcohol and other drug use and psychiatric symptoms, 3) distinguish between AOD and mental health treatment systems, 4) describe the major psychiatric illnesses associated with AOD, 5) list the major psychiatric medications and their effects on recovery, and 6) identify the elements of an effective dual diagnosis treatment system. APPROVALS: PCB for 12 hours and South Dakota for 12 hours.
GAMBLING ADDICTION - 6 hours
for $29.99 (Exam Only $19.99) Texts: Understanding Compulsive Gambling by
Henry R. Lesieur and When Someone You
Love Gambles by Mary Heineman DESCRIPTION: This introductory course
provides an introduction to compulsive gambling including the impact of
gambling addiction on family members. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this
course, the participant will be able to; 1) define compulsive gambling, 2)
discuss theories of compulsive gambling, 3) describe the progression of
compulsive gambling, 4) explain the relationship between chemical dependency
and compulsive gambling, 5) state the impact of gambling addiction on family
members, and 6) list appropriate treatment resources for gambling addiction.
APPROVALS: PCB approved.
GAY/LESBIAN ADDICTION COUNSELING II - (contains 3 hours AIDS) - 15 hours for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99)
Text: Addiction and Recovery in Gay and Lesbian Persons by Robert J.
Kus, RN, PhD DESCRIPTION: This advanced course provides insight into the lives
of gay and lesbian persons who struggle with chemical dependency and recovery.
Provides new information on working with gay and lesbian persons. OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to; 1) state the
incidence of alcoholism and drug abuse in gay and lesbian persons, 2) discuss
HIV infection and chemical dependency, 3) define homophobia, 4) explain
dysfunctional relationship patterns in gay and lesbian people, 5) review
spirituality in the gay community, and 6) identify special interest groups for
gay men in Alcoholics Anonymous.
APPROVALS: Not approved for NYS
OASAS.
HIV/AIDS UPDATE 10 - (contains 3 hours Ethics) - 10 hours for $54.99 (Exam Only $29.99) Text: Substance
Abuse Treatment for Persons With HIV/AIDS
by Steven L. Batki MD and
Peter A. Selwyn MD, MPH (NEW) DESCRIPTION: This course contains
up to date information about substance abusers with HIV infection or AIDS.
Includes medical assessment and treatment for substance abusers with HIV/AIDS,
mental health treatment for substance abusers with HIV/AIDS, primary and
secondary HIV prevention, integration of
treatment services, counseling of substance abusers with HIV/AIDS and
ethical and legal issues. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the
participant will be able to: 1) explain medical assessment and treatment for
substance abusers with HIV/AIDS, 2) discuss mental health treatment for
substance abusers with HIV/AIDS, 3) distinguish between primary and secondary
HIV prevention, 4) describe Integrating Treatment Services, 5) explain
counseling of substance abusers with HIV/AIDS, and 6) identify ethical, and
legal standards. APPROVALS: PCB approved.
HIV/AIDS UPDATE 15 - (contains 3 hours Ethics) - 15 hours for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Substance
Abuse Treatment for Persons With HIV/AIDS
by Steven L. Batki MD and
Peter A. Selwyn MD, MPH (NEW) Description: This course contains
all information found in HIV/AIDS Update 10 course listed above plus
information on grant writing, policy and funding considerations, a
Classification System for HIV infection, Screening Instruments, sample Codes of
Ethics, internet resources, referral agencies, mini-mental status examination
and standards of care for the HIV/AIDS patient. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of
this course, the participant will be
able to: 1) complete all objectives listed for HIV/AIDS 10 listed above, 2)
explain funding and policy considerations, 3) describe the Revised
Classification System for HIV Infection, 4) apply HIV/AIDS screening
instruments, 5) recall the Sample Codes of Ethics, 6) list referral sources, 7)
utilize relevant Internet sites, and 8) perform a Mini mental state
examination. APPROVALS: Not available for USNCB.
MANAGED CARE ETHICS – 6 hours
for $34.99 (Exam Only $19.99) Text:
Ethics Issues for Behavioral Health Care Practitioners and Organizations in a
Managed Care Environment by John Petrila, J.D., LL.M. DESCRIPTION: This ethics
course provides an examination of the ethical dilemmas and responsibilities
facing behavioral healthcare professionals. Ethics principles are explained in
straightforward language and illustrated with practical scenarios consistent
with today's managed care environment. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this
course, the participant will be able to; 1) identify the ethical issues faced
by U.S. healthcare today, 2) list the fiduciary responsibilities a therapist
has to client(s), 3) apply ethical principles to questions of reimbursement and
care delivery, and 4) make informed decisions about the ethics of specific
managed care contracts and programs in which the healthcare professional may be
involved.
MULTICULTURAL CLINICAL SUPERVISION – 20 hours for $99.99 (Exam Only $54.99) Text:
Multicultural Counseling Competencies: Assessment, Education and Training, and
Supervision By: Donald Pope-Davis PhD. and Hardin Coleman PhD (Eds).
DESCRIPTION: This advanced course provides a theoretical framework, alternative
program models and practical methods of clinical supervision of new and
experienced counselors. Both
supervisors and supervisees can benefit from a familiarity with the material
presented in this collection of original papers. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of
this course, the participant will be able to 1) define multiculturally
competent counseling, 2) identify the three basic competencies upon which
standards for effective multicultural counseling are based, 3) recognize the
characteristics of a multiculturally competent counselor, 4) specify of philosophy
of multiculturalism, 5) describe an effective multiculturally competent
counseling supervision program and 6) develop a supervision style that
incorporates counseling theory and multiculturalism at all levels of
supervision. APPROVALS: Not available for Social Workers in Florida.
MULTICULTURAL DIVERSITY - 15 hours
for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Assessing & Treating Culturally Diverse
Clients: A Practical Guide by Freddy A. Paniagua, Ph.D. DESCRIPTION: This
advanced course defines cultural expectations and differences among African
Americans, Hispanics, Asians and American Indians.OBJECTIVES: Upon completing
this course the participant will be able to 1) assess culturally diverse
clients more accurately, 2) compensate for cultural bias using skilled
interpretation, 3) define the concepts relevant to counseling multicultural
populations, 4) modify assessment techniques to meet the needs of individual
cultures, differentiate cultural beliefs from psychopathology, and 6) identify
and access resources for treating ethnically diverse populations.
MOTIVATIONAL
ADDICTION COUNSELING - 12 hour for $59.99 (Exam
Only $34.99) Text: Motivational Enhancement Therapy
Manual: Project MATCH Volume Two, edited by Margaret E. Mattson, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION: Motivatonal Enhancement Therapy (MET) was proven greatly more time
efficient than other therapies by Project Match research. Course explains MET
as a therapy for outpatient, inpatient and aftercare treatment. Descriptions of
Project MATCH assessment techniques and handouts for clients are also included.
OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to 1)
identify the clinical considerations for MET, 2) discuss practical strategies
for using MET, 3) describe the structure of MET sessions, 4) apply MET for
special problems, 5) integrate MET with inpatient programming, and 6) explain
the use of MET therapy in aftercare setting.
RELAPSE
CONCEPTS - 15 hours for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Passages Through Recovery by Terence T. Gorski,
M.A., C.A.C. DESCRIPTION: This advanced course provides up to date information
about relapse prevention. Learn to assess progress in recovery with the
Developmental Model of Recovery. Course covers early identification of relapse
factors and includes practical information for use with clients. OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: 1) define the
relapse process, 2) recall the stages of the Developmental Model of Recovery,
3) identify high relapse factors, 4) list characteristics of the relapse prone
coping style, 5) discuss techniques for stress management and 6) describe the
recovery stuck points concept. APPROVALS: South Dakota for 15 hours.
SENIORS ADDICTION TREATMENT – (includes 2 hours ethics) - 15 hours for $69.99 (Exam Only $44.99) Text: Substance Abuse
Among Older Adults (TIP 26) by Fred
C. Blow, Ph.D. DESCRIPTION: This special populations course describes optimal treatment approaches for seniors who have
a substance abuse or dependence disorder.
Contains senior specific ethical and legal considerations, incidence,
risk factors, disease symptoms and social and psychological aspects. Provided
are screening instruments recommended for use in assessing substance abuse in
seniors. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the participant will be
able to: 1) define substance abuse in the older adult population, 2) identify
risk factors associated with substance abuse in older adults, 3) name the
screening instruments appropriate for use with older adults, 4) describe effective
treatment interventions with older adults, 5) apply sound principles of
substance abuse treatment in a community setting and 6) discuss ethical issues related to the treatment of the
senior population. APPROVALS: PCB
approved.
WOMENS ADDICTION TREATMENT – 20 hours for $84.99 (Exam Only $54.99) Text: Practical Approaches to the Treatment of Women Who Abuse Alcohol and Other Drugs by CSAT/SAMHSA DESCRIPTION: This special populations course provides a comprehensive guide to the treatment of women who abuse substances. Practical interventions are described that meet the unique needs of substance abusing women. Included are methods for engaging and retaining in treatment women from diverse backgrounds, treating women involved with the criminal justice system, victims of abuse, lesbians and women with disabilities. Discusses program management issues specific to women’s treatment. OBJECTIVES: At the completion of this course, the participant will be able to: 1) identify the unique concerns of women in recovery, 2) evaluate the comprehensive features of a womens substance abuse program, 3) develop individual treatment plans based on principals of treating woman at risk, 4) define cultural competency and 5) establish a network of community resources to provide services necessary for successful recovery in women.
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