Are you a clinician looking to enhance your skills in working with youth who struggle with substance use disorders? This upcoming training is designed just for you! Join Steven M. Chisholm, MA, professor and addiction program coordinator of North Shore Community College’s drug and alcohol programs for the Building a Framework for Effective Adolescent Treatment FREE virtual training. Learn more about treatment engagement and retention strategies, drawing heavily on principles from Motivational Interviewing, Collaborative Treatment Contracting, and the Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach. The use of incentive-based interventions will also be explored. This is for clinicians new to working with youth or the substance misuse/mental health treatment field. Established clinicians who have limited or no experience working with youth are welcome too. Note: Those who have attended this training in the past may wish to re-attend as a booster session. Walk away with: > Increased competency to engage youth with substance misuse, utilizing a Motivational Interviewing framework. > Skills and tools from the Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach (ACRA). > Core principles of Motivational Incentives (e.g. contingency management) as well as low-cost ways to integrate in practice, and identify future goals and needs related to clinical practice/youth work. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your skills and better serve your clients! Join us on September 15th. Register today! https://lnkd.in/e5AV7eea #substanceusedisorders #motivationalinterviewing #ACRA #clinicians #youth #treatmentstrategies #mentalhealth #substancemisuse #training #professionaldevelopment #Vermont #publichealth
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Trending topic! This top-rated #psychology course empowers behavioral health clinicians with the necessary skills and ethical competencies for delivering integrated, evidence-based addiction care to patients undergoing medication-assisted treatment. https://bit.ly/3xp3RjB
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Have you seen COPE’s new Medical School Addiction Medicine Curriculum Framework? This free resource aims to ensure that all physicians are educated in evidence-based practices in prevention, treatment, and recovery services to provide compassionate, quality care to persons with opioid use disorder and other substance use disorders. This curriculum serves as a critical account for schools to integrate substance use disorder into their existing curriculum across all four years of medical school training. Access the framework here: https://bit.ly/3TJAUYv #COPE #PhysicianEducation #AddictionMedicine #SubstanceUseDisorder
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Recovered addict | Veteran drug and alcohol counselor | Dedicated to improving drug treatment outcomes through effective family support
"I'll quit the hard stuff, but I can still smoke pot." "I'm not as bad as everybody else here." "I admit it's a problem, but I don't need all this treatment." "I need to focus on my depression." " You can get addicted to pot." The key to any effective drug prevention, intervention, or treatment efforts has got to begin with basic substance use education. Unfortunately, my observation is that this continues to be one of the fundamental problems that contribute to poor treatment outcomes, as evidenced by common power struggles between the client, the family, and the treatment team that are reflected by the above statements. (Let me know in the comments if you've heard any of those before!) When I created the course Understanding Substance Use Disorder, I did it with the specific intention to include material that clears up some the most common areas where denial, misinformation, and misperceptions become barriers to treatment. The course is available for individual use as well for providers to incorporate into their own psycho-educational programming. For more info, DM me here, or learn more at the link in the comments below. #substanceusedisorder #substanceabuse #substanceabusetreatment #drugprevention #addictiontreatment #addictionawareness Samuel Pearton Samuel Below Amy Anderson, Psy.D., LPC, MHA Margery Boucher MA, MS, LPCS Erin Clarke Berkley Jenny E. Mike Jones Michael Carter Amanda Franklin MA, LPC, CSAT-C Amanda Marino, B.S., CIP, CLC, CRC Will Testani, RCP Marie Krebs, MS, LPC-S, LCDC, SRT, CCPS, BSPI Sherry Young, PhD, CSAT Sherri Hicks, LCSW David Megenis Kelly Seidlitz, MS, SUDP Elizabeth Fikes Kyle Pillans Missy Distel Rick Hubbard Brian O'Shea David England Addiction Specialist Michelle Sandlin Murry Sandlin M.Ed., LCDC, LPC- Associate
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🌟 Discover our comprehensive addiction treatment programs designed to support your journey to recovery: -Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT): Evidence-based therapy promoting emotional regulation. -Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): Intensive outpatient care tailored for effective recovery. -Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR): Therapy aiding trauma recovery through innovative methods. Explore these programs and more at Olympus Recovery. 🌿 Your path to healing starts here: https://buff.ly/3QdR2OR #AddictionTreatment #RecoveryJourney #OlympusRecovery
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Recently, I came across an insightful guide on harm reduction by Educational Enhancement, which was a revelation. It showed me how strategies like overdose education, counseling, and providing access to health services are reshaping the landscape of substance use treatment. The guide emphasizes not just addiction treatment but also individuals' holistic well-being, aligning perfectly with the compassionate approach of organizations like OnPoint NYC. These emerging trends are a beacon of hope, showing that we can support individuals without stigma, offering them a lifeline rather than a label. It's about understanding the human behind the habit and providing them with the dignity and care they deserve. Let's open a dialogue on this. How can we incorporate these harm-reduction techniques more effectively in our practices? Share your thoughts and experiences in embracing these innovative approaches. Check out this blog post for more about Harm Reduction for Drug Counselors. https://lnkd.in/eKYZq7_x Educational Enhancement is an approved substance use counselor education provider in the following states: NYS OASAS Approved Education Provider #0415 NAADAC Approved Education Provider #254148 ACCESS VR #1100161321 Georgia ADACBGA 2023-5-0004 Georgia GACA # 23-950 Florida Education Provider #5486-A Tennessee North Carolina #CADCcertification #floridacac #GeorgiaCADC #AddictionCounseling #addictioncounselor #substanceusecounselor #drugandalcoholcounselor #CASAC #northcarolinacadc #tennesseecadc #CertifiedaddictionCounselor #harmredcution
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"Each individual's recovery process will look different!" says Veritas Collaborative Behavioral Health Technician (BHT) Becca Ayers. "That’s what I appreciate about Veritas’ approach — each patient’s treatment plan is individualized according to what their specific needs are." Learn more from Becca about how our personalized approach to care can empower your patient's recovery journey. #EDCare #EDTreatment
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Learn effective treatment of active addiction in your practice or organization! Join me for the first in person training in NYC on Integrative Harm Reduction Psychotherapy (IHRP) in four years! IHRP can improve the effectiveness of treatment across the entire continuum of care. @everyone @followers @highlight Registration is now open for Ellenhorn's Integrative Harm Reduction Psychotherapy (IHRP) Essentials Training! Join Ellenhorn and Dr. Andrew Tatarsky in the heart of New York City from February 23rd to 25th for this transformative training. Acquire cutting-edge skills and gain fresh perspectives on harm reduction care. Plus, earn 15 continuing education credits upon completion of the training! This comprehensive training offers a re-humanized perspective on individuals dealing with substance use and problematic drug use. Dive into the intricacies of IHRP, explore its seven therapeutic tasks, and gain insight into the clinical rationale and supporting theory. This program will equip participants with practical skills and strategies applicable in diverse clinical settings, using a dynamic mix of lectures, role-plays, case examples, and discussions. Don't miss out on this chance to enhance your expertise! Register today and take advantage of our early bird special (ends on Dec. 31). Learn more and secure your spot by clicking the link below: https://lnkd.in/evpvMAy3 #HarmReduction #IHRPTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #EllenhornTraining #EarlyBirdSpecial #NYCEvent #ContinuingEducation
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#ComprehensiveCare 🌱 As behavioral health professionals, we understand the importance of diverse treatment options to cater to the unique needs of each individual. For those who have moved on from residential treatment or don't require it, a partial hospitalization program (PHP) could be a game changer. In our new blog post at Avery Lane https://arshare.co/pEC9H, we delve into the details of PHPs, a structured and comprehensive mental health treatment option. It's a bridge between inpatient and outpatient care, providing intensive care while allowing clients to return to their supportive environment each day. This flexibility makes PHPs an essential tool in our arsenal for supporting clients on their recovery journey. 💪🏼💡🌈 From group therapy to individual counseling, psychoeducation, medication management, and holistic interventions, PHPs offer a wide range of therapeutic activities. They are particularly beneficial for individuals transitioning out of inpatient care, offering a step-down level of support as they regain their independence and coping skills. 🌳🔗🎗️ We invite you to use our blog post as a resource for your clients. Let them know that at Avery Lane, we're here to support them every step of the way. If they need additional assistance, they can reach out to us at (800) 270-2406. We're here to help. 🤝💚 #averylane #PHP #MentalHealthSupport
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AM Behavioral Health’s partial hospitalization program (PHP) offers a powerful solution for people in Ohio and beyond seeking intensive mental health, addiction, and dual diagnosis treatment. This program fills the gap between inpatient hospitalization and traditional outpatient care. Our comprehensive partial hospitalization program provides a structured and supportive environment, allowing participants to get comprehensive treatment while still maintaining a connection to their daily lives. Continue reading to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gKJmvzc3 #PHP #PartialHospitalizationProgram #MentalHealthTreatment #SUDTreatment #DualDiagnosis #Recovery #RecoveryisPossible #SUDRecovery #HealingisPossible
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Today is #AddictionProfessionalsDay. We are grateful to all of our colleagues, employees and communities that are working to support those with substance use and addictions challenges. Did you know that rates of substance use are high amongst people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)? What's more, people with FASD find it hard to succeed in traditional substance use treatment programs that aren’t set up to support their unique needs and strengths. Check out our guide to learn evidence-based practices to support people with FASD in substance use treatment. https://ow.ly/827150PMhTF Go in depth into this material with our online course: https://ow.ly/2orw50PMhTE #SubstanceUse #AddictionTreatment
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