-Identify common cognitive distortions associated with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders-Explain how thinking patterns influence emotions, behaviors, and risk of return to use-Apply CBT-informed interventions to address maladaptive thoughts in clinical scenarios-Adapt CBT strategies to accommodate clients with varying levels of insight and readiness
This three-day interactive training provides participants with a detailed understanding of medication used to assist with substance use disorders. 35 hours of distance (on-line) learning is a component of this course that is provided with admission purchase. It is highly encouraged this distance learning be completed prior to the ‘live’ training.
The maintenance stage of recovery can be the longest stage of change for someone's change process. Join us as we explore the recovery support role in assisting a recoveree with maintaining their recovery. This includes understanding how to be a long-term resource for positive change.
The maintenance stage of recovery can be the longest stage of change for someone's change process. Join us as we explore the recovery support role in assisting a recoveree with maintaining their recovery. This includes understanding how to be a long-term resource for positive change.
Change is never easy, but the role of a leader is to guide their team through the process. This interactive, 2-hour training prepares supervisors and leaders to guide their teams through organizational change, covering why change efforts fail, sources of resistance and change fatigue, and the leadership tasks and communication that drive successful implementation.
Identify about environmental strategies for preventionExplain how environmental strategies are effective and evidence-basedAssess which environment strategies are best for local prevention efforts
This training is for anyone who provides leadership, or is interested in providing leadership, to professional recovery supports. Recovery Support Supervision fundamentals is a two-day exploration of the skills and knowledge required to provide supportive, and ethical, leadership to recovery support professionals.
Recovery housing is more than a place to live. It a vital part of the recovery continuum that provides safe, substance-free environments, peer support, accountability, and opportunities to build long-term recovery. This interactive training is designed for peer recovery professionals, RCO staff, treatment providers, and others who support individuals in recovery.
Identify ethical risks related to dual relationships and boundary crossings in substance use treatment settings.Analyze power dynamics that may influence clinical decision-making and client autonmy.Apply ethical decision-making models to complex real-world scenarios.Demonstrate documentation practices that support ethical and defensible clinical judgement.
This training prepares peer recovery coaches to provide safe, ethical, and effective support to justice-involved individuals. Participants will explore the criminal justice system, the effects of incarceration and reentry, stigma, trafficking risks, professional boundaries, and advocacy through discussion and practical activities.
Constantly reviewing and adjusting our program is vital to meeting community needs. Explore what program evaluation is and why conducting it regularly will ensure your organization/program provides top notch services. This topic is seldom explored yet many are expecting to know this information.
Identify methods for assessing clinical skills in supervisionDifferentiate between formative and summative evaluation approachesApply fair and consistent assessment strategies to support counselor development and accountability