This presentation includes didactic information on the chemcially dependent family system, family roles, stages of the family illness, terms used in the treatment process with the family program, addiction and the grief process.
Interact with peers and instructors at our Houston, TX classroom location to obtain a more in-depth perspective on the material.
This presentation includes didactic information on client abuse, neglect, exploitation, counter-transference, counselor burnout, and the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of professional practice.
This presentation includes didactic information on the definition of clinical supervision, the difference in supervision and training, styles and content of supervision meetings, assessment and evaluation in clinical supervision, and problems in clinical supervision.
The course will provide counselors/clinicians with the tools understand the basics of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) and the application of ethical principles and standards as they relate to the provision of substance abuse counseling.
Interested in attending both Clinical Supervision and Ethics Training CEU Workshops in one day?
This course examines the similarities & differences between compulsive gambling and substance abuse.
This presentation includes didactic information on pathlogical/compulsive gambling, profiles of gambling types, statistics, trends in treating clients who are pathological gamblers, and DSM-V criteria regarding pathological gambling.
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This course examines the CSA (Controlled Substances Act), the penalties for unlawful manufacturing, distribution, and dispensing of controlled substances, drug schedules, as well as reform and treatment options for CSA offenders.
This Certified Criminal Justice Professional (CCJP) training is a Texas Certification Board of Addiction Professionals (TCBAP) approved course. It provides students with an overview of the criminal justice system and the methods of providing treatment to those who are incarcerated or facing legal issues.
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the development of culturally responsive clinical skills is vital to the effectiveness of behavioral health services. This course examines what is means to be culturally competent in the workplace.
Get the training when you want, where you want, and how you want via our Distance Learning Program.
This presentation includes didactic information specifically for documentation on adolescent clients including the types of records kept, confidentiality concerns, DSM-V documentation, group hand-outs and activities, treatment planning and treatment plan reviews, and other pertinent information on documentation pertaining to adolescent substance abuse counseling.
This presentation includes didactic information on the domestic violence and substance abuse correlates, profiles of survivors, profiles of batterers, trends in s/a treatment dealing with domestic violence, domestic violence screening tools, and legal issues involved with s/a and domestic violence.
This course includes didactic information on the correlations between mental health and substance and the treatment of the dually diagnosed client.
This presentation includes didactic information on addiction and criminal behavior, which includes information on human growth and development, theories on criminal behavior, knowledge of addiction, physiology related to both concerns, and legal, ethical and professional responsibilities related to both fields.
This course examines the correlation between eating disorders and substance abuse, which share a number of common risk factors, including brain chemistry, family history, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and social pressures.
This course is designed to provide practical information for professional counselors that are working in varied settings such as inpatient, outpatient, halfway house, and in private practice.
This presentation includes didactic information on HIV and AIDS, the impact of it’s effect on a person’s physical health, modes of transmission, how substance abuse affects a person with HIV, high risk groups, and the connection between HIV and Hepatitis.
This presentation includes didactic information on the types of records kept, confidentiality concerns, DSM-IV documentation, group hand-outs and activities, and other pertinent information on documentation pertaining to substance abuse counseling.
This presentation includes didactic information on the types of interventions, the most appropriate times, settings, and people to attempt an intervention, the expectations of an intervention, and a guideline for providing intervention services to clients and/or their families.
This course examines how the presence of multiple risk factors is predictive of drug problems, and other root causes that lead individuals to use alcohol or other drugs, and how increasing protective factors can reduce the likelihood of individuals becoming involved in drug use.
To safeguard the integrity of the counselor-client relationship and to ensure that the client is provided with services that are most beneficial, this course addresses the special concerns related to ethical and professional practice issues in the addictions field that are qualitatively different than those encountered in other fields of health and human service.
This presentation includes didactic information on the disease of addiction, pharmacology, DSM-V Criteria, and signs of symptoms of addiction and/or drug abuse.
Learn each of the core functions of the Chemical Dependency Counselor and the practical application of each.
This presentation includes didactic information on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholic’s Anonymous and how they are applied to substance abuse counseling, Rational Emotive Therapy, and a short Twelve Steps Workbook.
This presentation includes didactic information on the psychoanalysis, existential, behavior therapy, person-centered therapy, Gestalt therapy, reality therapy, cognitive behavior therapy; and situations provided to give examples of each therapy style.