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Biopsychosocial Model of Substance Abuse
The biopsychosocial model of substance abuse provides a means of considering the myriad of factors that can contribute to the risk of addiction. This course will take a look at each dimension of the model.
This course will award 1 continuing education hour.
Please see the board approval box for course approvals.Course Objectives
- Explain what bio means.
- Explain with psycho means.
- Explain what social means.
- Discuss the biopsychosocial model of addiction.
Course Author
Board Approvals
State Approvals
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California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals CCAPPProvider approved by CCAPP-EI, Provider # OS-21-336-0623 -
Florida Board of CSW, MFT, MHCProvider Number BAP-#726. -
Florida Board of NursingProvider number NCE3508
Information
- Relevance: This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from addiction.
- Content Level: Intermediate
- Course Format: This course is offered as a self-paced distance learning format (reading-based online activity)
- System Requirements: This course is offered online. Internet connection required.
- Course Completion Information: To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the course. They must read the content and demonstrate understanding by earning a minimum score of 70 percent on testing materials. The certificate of completion will be able to be downloaded after the above is completed. Refunds will be granted upon request with the withdrawal of credit for the course. For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email [email protected].
- CEBroker Course ID: 1113486
- Credit Hours: 1
This course is designed for master's level counselors and social workers, addiction professionals, and nurses who work with individuals suffering from addiction.