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This course is NOT suitable for CEUs. It will, however, provide 2 hours of addiction specific training to people working towards certification or licensure as an addiction professional.
Objectives
- Review the criteria for substance use disorder
- Discuss substance induced disorders
- Learn mnemonics to identify signs of intoxication and withdrawal as well as mental health symptoms
$6.00 for 90 days- Objectives
- Why was DBT created
- Identify the philosophical and theoretical roots of DBT
- Understanding Emotional Dysregulation
- Identify DBT assumptions about clients and therapists
- Explore skills to help clients learn: Distress Tolerance. Emotional Regulation, Interpersonal Effectiveness
$18.00 for 90 days - Objectives:
- 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
$12.00 for 90 days - Objectives
- Explore ethical and legal standards in counseling
- Disseminate all standard paperwork used in private practice and community mental health centers
- Explore the importance of documentation as an ethical and legal record
- Discuss the new standards set forth by HIPAA
- Be able to accurately and thoroughly complete all forms
- Identify types of questions to solicit various information
- Identify 5 sources of information to be used in an assessment
- Examine the most common diagnoses and how to assess symptoms
- Learn how assessment integrates with individualized treatment planning
$45.00 for 90 days - Objectives
- Explore ethical and legal standards in counseling
- Disseminate all standard paperwork used in private practice and community mental health centers
- Explore the importance of documentation as an ethical and legal record
- Discuss the new standards set forth by HIPAA
- Be able to accurately and thoroughly complete all forms
- Identify types of questions to solicit various information
- Identify 5 sources of information to be used in an assessment
- Examine the most common diagnoses and how to assess symptoms
- Learn how assessment integrates with individualized treatment planning
$6.00 for 90 days - Objectives
- Childhood experience with domestic violence
- Violence against children
- Domestic Violence awareness for probation and pretrial
- Taking a stand against domestic violence (ABC special)
$30.00 for 90 days - Objectives
- Describe the Power and Control Wheel
- Identify the consequences of domestic abuse on the primary and secondary victims
- List the seven steps in initial abuse screening (Ask, acknowledge, validate, assess safety, explore options, refer, document.)
- Identify the benefits of universal screening for domestic violence
- Be able to identify the “next” question to ask when there is identification of abuse
- Identify how to respond when the woman says “no” but there is a suspicion of abuse
- Identify factors that may prevent a woman from disclosing abuse
- Identify the 4 things necessary in any documentation of abuse
- Understand the laws relating to reporting domestic abuse in the United States
$15.00 for 90 days - Objectives:
- Explore major societal concerns, including violence, stress, person abuse, substance abuse
- Discuss the link between domestic violence and alcohol abuse
- Identify strategies for domestic violence prevention and control
- Explore the psychology underlying domestic violence
$9.00 for 30 days Objectives
- Define the different types of abuse
- Review important things to be aware of prior to interviewing the victim and the perpetrator
- Define the concerns that are relevant when completing an assessment of imminent danger
- Review the 8 spokes of influence on the power and control wheel
- Contrast the power and control wheel with the equality wheel dimensions
$9.00 for 30 daysObjectives
- Review of the mental health professional guidelines.
- Learn important points of "batterer” and victim/survivor referrals
- Explore important points about couples counseling when there is domestic violence
- Explore the rationale for group treatment for those who batter
- Concurrent alcohol or other drug treatment
- Assessment of those who batter: Limits of confidentiality; procedure, discussion of program goals and limitations, partner contacts, diagnosis
- Assessment and treatment of victims/survivors
- Characteristics of those who batter and of victims
$9.00 for 30 days