Demonstrate effective feedback strategies that promote learning. Use reflective supervision techniques to strengthen clinical reasoning and self-awareness. Develop supervision goals that translate into observable clinical skill development.
Join us to learn the fundamental skills to become an effective and supportive recovery support professional.
This 2-hour webinar on the best ways to work with pregnant people experiencing substance use disorders will be taught by Subject Matter Expert, Brooke Schaefer, FNP. This course provides 2 CEU’s for all who complete the course. CEU’s are provided pursuant to Indiana Administrative Code 839IAC 1-6-2(F)(86).
Supporting a recoveree with the pathway way to move forward is vital to recovery support. Learn more about the fundamentals needed to support a recoveree as they create their positive change plan and goals for self-defined success.
This six-hour training teaches clinicians how to write solid treatment plans that help move your clients toward their treatment goals.
Recovery support ethics is a two-day, interactive discussion around the ethical domains and criteria that recovery support professionals should follow to maximize outcomes for everyone the recovery support professional supports.
Different methods etc. to support ongoing team member growth and collaboration.
Performance appraisals are one of the most important tools leaders have to develop, motivate, and retain their teams—yet they can also feel stressful, awkward, and time-consuming. In this engaging 2-hour webinar, you'll learn practical strategies to make performance appraisals more meaningful, productive, and impactful for both you and your staff.
Identify common risk and protective factors relevant to substance use and recoveryAssess readiness for change using evidence-based concepts such as stages of change and motivational indicatorsIncorporate protective factors into substance use assessment and treatment planningUsing strengths-based language to enhance client engagement and motivation
This 2-hour webinar is designed to assist recovery coaches and other non-clinical professionals on how to build and maintain safe boundaries.
Identify common ethical dilemmas encountered in clinical supervisionApply structured ethical decision-making models to time sensitive supervisory situationsEvaluate supervisory responses for ethical soundness and potential impact on clients and counselors
-Describe the historical role of prevention in culture-Compare previous and current prevention campaigns-Describe at least one way prevention has changed has change social norms and influenced systems-level change