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Objectives
- Learn about what the 12-steps and their purpose
- Learn about the Big Book and what Big Book Studies are
- Learn about what the Big Book has to say about treatment, medication
- Hear from John M. of Sober Speak who shares some tools from the trenches to help people prevent relapse and deal with common issues in early recovery.
- Learn what it is like for someone to go to their first meeting so we can help prepare people.
$6.00 for 90 days- Objectives
- Review the core features of IOT/IOP
- Identify the core services of IOP
- Examine the components of an effective biopsychosocial assessment
- Explore data and information gathering methods
- Review the ASAM PPC criteria
- Highlight engagement activities
- Identify counselor activities for each phase of treatment (assessment, early recovery/active treatment, maintenance/relapse prevention)
- Review common administrative and programmatic issues in running a successful IOP
$90.00 for 90 days This course is designed to teach clinicians and paraprofessionals
- Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders
- Motivation
- Goal Setting and Behavior Modification
- Mindfulness, Serenity and Purposeful Action
- Physical/Biological Needs
- Creating Safety
- Feelings, Emotions, Reactions
- Cognitive Interventions
- Coping Skills and Defense Mechanisms
- Problem Solving
- Decision making
- Planning for emergencies
- Relationships
- Assertiveness Training and Refusal Skills
- Enhancing social support networks
- Getting in Touch—Lessons Learned from Your Family of Origin
- Co-Dependency
- Self-Esteem: Your Relationship with Yourself
- Boundaries
- Putting it Together
$35.00 for 90 days- Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders
- Objectives
- Identify the most common settings for co-occurring disorders treatment.
- Differentiate between the levels of treatment from intervention to residential level IV.
- Discuss data and information gathering methods.
- Identify specific characteristics of treatment in problem solving courts, jails.
$24.00 for 90 days Objectives
- Explore counselor roles and processes related to advocacy on behalf of the client.
- Delineate the counselor's role and function as a member of an interdisciplinary team and client advocate
- Identify information related to assisting the client link to with services which can reduce the negative impact of developmental crises; disabilities; and, situational, transitional, and environmental factors that affect behavior.
- Define a Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC) and the function of the clinician or case manager in advocating for a client in a ROSC
- Review how a ROSC can assist clinicians in capacity building and maintaining a robust network of referrals
$12.00 for 90 daysObjectives
- Explore crisis/ disaster counseling
- Articulate helpful tips for dealing with client suicidality.
- List 6 Positive Attitudes and Behaviors towards clients dealing with suicidal thoughts.
- Identify warning signs for suicidality using the acronym IS PATH WARM.
- Know statistics related to suicide in order to better identify potentially suicidal clients.
- Become familiar with the GATE Procedures for substance abuse counselors.
- Differentiate among the different levels of substance abuse treatment programs for suicidality.
$12.00 for 90 daysThis track is based on the Florida MCAP certification guidelines.
161 total clock hours of training divided as follows:
- Understanding Addiction: 45 hours
- Treatment Knowledge: 45 hours
- Application to Practice: 20 hours
- Professional Readiness: 20 hours*
- Clinical Supervision: 16 hours*
- Electives: 15 hours
- 4 hours of HIV-AIDS
- 2 hours of Domestic Violence.
$150.00 for 365 days- Objectives
- Identify medical errors common in a comprehensive integrated system of care including pain management
- Discuss how pain influences the comprehensive treatment process
- Identify causes of errors
- Describe effects of medical errors on the wellbeing of the patient and family
- Identify common documentation and communication errors in multidisciplinary teams
- Offer a definition of "medical error" as described by the institute of medicine
- Identify the factors that must be included in a credible root cause analysis
- Identify major signs and symptoms of a medical emergency
- List pharmacological components of pain management
- Describe other interventions designed to prevent harm and to protect patient safety commonly utilized by therapists
$6.00 for 90 days - Objectives
- Define Serotonin Syndrome
- Explore the drug interactions that often cause serotonin syndrome
- Explore risk factors for serotonin syndrome
- Discuss why mental health clinicians need to know about serotonin syndrome
- Learn about treatment for serotonin syndrome
- Explore common communication errors which can lead to medical errors in multidisciplinary teams
$6.00 for 90 days - Florida Board Approved Medical Error Prevention Course
Objective
- Identify types of medical errors common in counseling and a comprehensive integrated system of care
- Discuss pain assessment and management techniques and how pain influences the comprehensive treatment process
- Identify common documentation and communication errors in counseling and among multidisciplinary teams which may lead to medical errors
$6.00 for 90 days