International Trauma Training Institute is an approved NBCC continuing education provider, ACEP #6674; this course is approved by NAADAC, #193785 (expires 4/30/2024)
TWO MODULES ADDED! THIS COURSE NOW LEADS TO CERTIFICATION
- DATE: Register at any time
- DELIVERY METHOD: 8 modules online. Allow 3+ hours per week.
- PREREQUISITES: None
- CE HOURS: 17
- COURSE FEE: $198. All course material is provided.
- INSTRUCTOR: James Reynolds. Ed.D., LMHC, MAC
CERTIFICATION: This course provides the education component for certification. For all other certification requirements go to Evergreen Certifications
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
- This Substance Use Disorders course has been expanded from 6 to 8 modules, and from 13 to 17 CE hours. Module 7 covers the special populations of children & adolescents, LGBTQ+, and criminal justice clients. Module 8 is on process addictions (gambling addiction, eating disorders, shopping addiction, cyber addiction, sex addiction, and internet/video game addiction), created by the author/teacher of our Neurobiology of Addictions course, Dr. Jaime Picanol.
- This important and timely course examines many of the fundamental aspects of Substance Use Disorders (SUD). It presents basic information regarding the dynamics of substance use, including the neurological, psychological, medical, and social effects of substance abuse. The course will cover “models of understanding” that have historically evolved, as well as contemporary methods of treatment. The effects of substance abuse upon the family system will also be presented, as well as the “survival roles” that family members often adopt. Finally, the course will explore relapse, including signs and symptoms, stages of relapse, and relapse prevention strategies. Created by Jim Reynolds, Ed.D., LMHC, and Jaime Picanol, Psy.D., this course covers the following topics:
Module One: Fundamentals of Substance Use Disorders
- Myths and Misconceptions
- Definitions of Addiction
- Models of Understanding (Moral, Learning, Disease, Self-Medication, Social, Biopsychosocial)
- A Case Study: “Roxanne”
Module Two: Classification of Drugs
- Types of Drugs and Their Effects
- DSM-5 Diagnosis
- Neurotransmitters and Addiction
- Opioid Epidemic
Module Three: Treatment Interventions
- Stages of Change
- Motivational Interviewing
Module Four: Treatment Modalities
- Types of Treatment
- Principles of Treatment
- 12-Step Programs (12 Steps and 12 Traditions of AA)
- Ethics in Substance Use Disorder Treatment
- Ethical Principles
- Ethical Decision-Making
Module Five: Addiction and the Family
- Enabling and Co-dependency
- Family Survival Roles
- Family Therapy Within SUD Treatment
- Common Therapeutic Issues
Module Six: Relapse Prevention
- Early Warning Signs
- Signs and Symptoms of Relapse
- Stages of Relapse
- Relapse Prevention Strategies
Module Seven: Special Populations
- Children & Adolescents
- LGBTQ
- Criminal Justice
Module Eight: Behavioral/Process Addictions
- Gambling
- Eating Disorders
- Shopping
- Cyber
- Sex
- Social Media
- Video Games: Addiction or Entertainment?
