Identify the 6 basic fears and how they relate to crisis
Discuss characteristics of crisis
Learn about models of crisis Intervention
Examine cultural influences in behaviors
Practice the steps in Verbal Crisis De-Escalation
Use brief intervention approaches with persons in crisis to reduce symptoms of crisis and increase motivation for change and other health improvements
Support persons experiencing a crisis to engage meaningfully and safely in a critical incident stress
debriefing process within 24 to 72 hours post-crisis in order to reduce distress and improve mental health
Create crisis plans in collaboration with persons experiencing crisis using strength-based approaches
Explore how to use telecommunication- and technology-based solutions for people at risk for, or experiencing, crisis as a means for receiving:
Identify effective and trauma-informed interventions that can be utilized to mitigate or prevent future crisis in adults
Explore how case management can be used to support people in crisis
Explore information on the use of the current edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders
Differentially Diagnose Bipolar Disorder and depression
Recognize general medical conditions and drugs that may mimic depression or mania
Understand the goals of management of bipolar disorder and depression
Identify bipolar patients at increased risk of suicide
Understand the link between bipolar disorder and substance abuse
Identify key areas of consideration when making a treatment placement decision
Learn about the areas which patients with bipolar disorder and their families may need education
Familiarize self with the most common psychopharmacological interventions for bipolar disorder abd depression
Explore information on the use of the current edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders
Identify the nature of depressive symptoms, the relationship between these symptoms and the toxic or withdrawal effects of substances, and how depressive symptoms affect treatment participation.
Explore approaches and psychosocial interventions for working with depressive symptoms, and the clinician's role and responsibilities in relation to substance abuse clients with depressive symptoms.
Determine specific principles, skills, techniques, and resources that may by used in implementing treatment strategies with clients.
Recognize the interactive and collaborative process between the counselor and client and how it supports change and enhances psychological and emotional growth.
Explore multicultural and pluralistic trends; social or cultural issues affecting individuals, couples and families
Understand the history of detoxification services
Identify the guiding principles of detoxification and substance abuse treatment
Identify challenges to providing effective detoxification
Identify the role of various settings in the delivery of detoxification services
The value weight and address psychosocial and biomedical issues during detoxification
Implement strategies for engaging in retaining patients in detoxification
Identify special considerations for patients needing detoxification including cultural diversity, single parents with small children, and financial barriers
Identify clinician characteristics most important to the therapeutic alliance
Understand the proper use of each psychosocial and biomedical screening and assessment instrument
Identify the clinical symptoms of intoxication and withdrawal from the most common substances
Identify medical complications of overdose or withdrawal from the most common substances
Define social detoxification
Identify the basic steps for management of delirium and seizures during alcohol withdrawal
Identify the different methods used for detoxification from each of the different most commonly used substances
Identify special populations, such as pregnant women, and special issues they may face during detoxification
Identify the general principles of care for patients with co-occurring medical conditions
Identify the general principles of care for patients with co-occurring psychiatric conditions
Explore information on the use of the current edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders;
Understand the interaction between the diagnoses
Identify how many "problem” behaviors are semi-functional adaptations to help the person survive
Develop an understanding for how a positive change in any one area can lead to positive changes throughout the system