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Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is a type of evidence-based psychotherapy that combines elements of traditional talk therapy with specific eye movement techniques to help individuals process and resolve traumatic memories and distressing experiences. It provides a highly effective and efficient way to address issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, phobias, and grief.
This course will explore the history of ART, the key principles and objectives, scientific foundations, and benefits of ART, preparing counselors and therapists to incorporate this in their work with clients.
In a rapidly evolving world where telehealth has become the norm, mental health professionals face the unintended consequence of abandoning clients who deeply value the unique support and connection that in-person counseling provides. This course will explore the unique benefits of face-to-face interactions, including building trust, reading non-verbal cues, and fostering a deeper sense of empathy and connection. By understanding clients’ needs who prefer physical presence, therapists can better serve a diverse range of individuals, ensuring no one feels left behind in the telehealth shift.
This course empowers dental professionals to navigate the ethical complexities of modern practice with confidence and integrity. Participants will explore key dilemmas, such as balancing patient autonomy with professional recommendations, managing financial pressures while prioritizing patient welfare, and addressing inequities in access to care.
Sedation and anesthesia play a vital role in modern dental practices, providing patients with a more comfortable and anxiety-free experience during procedures. These techniques are particularly important for individuals with severe dental anxiety, low pain tolerance, or complex medical conditions that make routine dental care challenging. By offering sedation or anesthesia, dental professionals can perform more invasive or time-consuming procedures while ensuring the patient remains calm and cooperative. This not only improves the patient experience but also allows clinicians to deliver high-quality care efficiently.
However, the use of sedation and anesthesia requires a high level of vigilance from the entire dental team. Monitoring the patient continuously is crucial to ensuring their safety, as sedation can affect cardiovascular, respiratory, and central nervous system functions. Each team member must be aware of their role in monitoring vital signs, identifying potential complications, and responding promptly to changes in the patient’s condition. Proper monitoring reduces risks, enables timely interventions, and reinforces the trust patients place in the dental team to deliver safe and effective care. By prioritizing patient monitoring, dental practices uphold the highest standards of safety and excellence in care.
Implicit bias refers to the subconscious attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions, often without our conscious awareness. These biases can influence behavior and judgments in ways that may not align with our explicit beliefs or intentions. Culturally competent care in dentistry requires that professionals explore their implicit biases and cultural beliefs.
This course will explore cultural competency and implicit bias and their pervasive impact on various aspects of society, including the dental office and healthcare. Through a combination of self-assessment tools, interactive case studies, and practical strategies, learners will explore the subconscious biases that influence their decisions and behaviors. The course aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and mitigate these biases, fostering more inclusive and equitable environments in both personal and professional settings.
This course delves into the key factors that contribute to the safe and effective prescribing of medications. It examines best practices, regulatory guidelines, and clinical considerations that healthcare providers must navigate to ensure patient safety. It also reviews and explores the Tennesse Chronic Pain Guidelines. Topics include understanding drug interactions, recognizing contraindications, tailoring prescriptions to individual patient needs, and staying informed about current pharmacological advancements. Emphasis is placed on minimizing risks, enhancing therapeutic outcomes, and fostering informed decision-making in medication management.
This course equips dental professionals with the knowledge and skills to address the intersection of substance use disorders and mental health issues in dental practice. Participants will explore the impact of substance abuse on oral health, recognize signs of mental health challenges in patients, and learn effective strategies for communication, intervention, and referral.
This course will enhance a dental professional’s ability to navigate the complex ethical challenges that arise in modern dental practice. Ethical dilemmas, such as balancing patient autonomy with professional recommendations, managing financial pressures while ensuring patient welfare, and addressing disparities in access to care, are integral to the profession. Dental professionals can strengthen patient trust, foster professional integrity, and improve decision-making in difficult situations by developing a deeper understanding of core ethical principles—autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice, and veracity. This course also equips dental professionals to handle emerging issues, such as the ethical use of technology and data, with confidence and responsibility. Ultimately, participating in this program ensures that dentists uphold the highest standards of professionalism and care, benefiting both their practice and their patients.
This course is designed to meet the Florida Statute requirements of the Board of SW, MFT, & MHC for application to become a clinical supervisor in the state of Florida. You can also utilize the hours for license renewal. The focus of the training is to provide potential mental health supervisors with the essential information, basic skills, and resources to provide licensure supervision to qualified licensure applicants. Qualified Supervisor Training will provide participants with specific exercises designed to enhance understanding and use of different models of Clinical Supervision.
This course is taught in a live, interactive format on Zoom. Zoom system requirements include Windows XP or higher, MacOS 9 or higher, Android 4.0 or higher, an internet connection, camera, speakers, and a microphone.
*The board does require that the camera remains on during the training.
This training is presented by Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia. She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling. She is an approved Florida Qualified Supervisor and has worked both in the hospital setting and in private practice.
To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the training, be present for the entire event with their camera on and complete the course evaluation. Certificates of completion will be emailed within 1 business day of course completion.
We will provide you with the application to apply with the Florida board after the course.
If you need to change to a different training date, we are happy to accommodate. Refunds will be granted up to 24 hours in advance of the event. In the event that this event has to be canceled, we will offer an alternate date and/or a full refund. The choice between the new date and the full refund will be up to each participant.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email [email protected].
This course reviews the difference between medication administration and assisting with medication self-administration, as well as the goals, roles, and responsibilities of unlicensed personnel in medication assistance. It reviews the Ohio statutes but is not intended as legal advice.
This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and North Carolina laws.
This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and New Mexico laws.
Navigating the requirements of reporting suspected abuse and maltreatment is an important responsibility for everyone, particularly mandated reporters. This course will explore the requirements for reporting child and vulnerable adult abuse in New Mexico. We will look at which professionals are required to report. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must take place.
This course will explore the requirements for reporting child and vulnerable abuse in Colorado. The course will list who mandated reporters are, when a report is warranted, and how to make the report when necessary. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must occur.
This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and Colorado laws.
This course is designed to meet the Florida Statute requirements of the Board of SW, MFT, & MHC for application to become a clinical supervisor in the state of Florida. You can also utilize the hours for license renewal. The focus of the training is to provide potential mental health supervisors with the essential information, basic skills, and resources to provide licensure supervision to qualified licensure applicants. Qualified Supervisor Training will provide participants with specific exercises designed to enhance understanding and use of different models of Clinical Supervision.
This course is taught in a live, interactive format on Zoom. Zoom system requirements include Windows XP or higher, MacOS 9 or higher, Android 4.0 or higher, an internet connection, camera, speakers, and a microphone.
*The board does require that the camera remains on during the training.
This training is presented by Leesa M. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC
Ms. Robertson, M.Ed., CAP, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia. She is credentialed in alcohol and other drug counseling. She is an approved Florida Qualified Supervisor and has worked both in the hospital setting and in private practice.
To earn continuing education credit, professionals must register and pay the fee for the training, be present for the entire event with their camera on and complete the course evaluation. Certificates of completion will be emailed within 1 business day of course completion.
We will provide you with the application to apply with the Florida board after the course.
If you need to change to a different training date, we are happy to accommodate. Refunds will be granted up to 24 hours in advance of the event. In the event that this event has to be canceled, we will offer an alternate date and/or a full refund. The choice between the new date and the full refund will be up to each participant.
For questions, concerns, or to request special accommodations, please call 866-863-4225 or email [email protected].
Leadership skills are essential for HR professionals in substance abuse and mental health facilities as they help foster a supportive work environment, guide staff through challenging situations, and ensure effective communication. Strong leadership enables HR to better manage team dynamics, drive organizational goals, and improve employee well-being, which is critical in such high-stress and sensitive settings.
This course will explore leadership style, strategic planning, and motivation.
This course is for staff development and is not board-approved for license renewal continuing education.
Nurses play a key role in administering medications across various settings. They are also involved in tasks like dispensing and preparing medications, including crushing pills and measuring doses for injections. Other healthcare professionals also contribute to this process. This course examines the factors that ensure safe and effective medication administration.
Nurses play a key role in administering medications across various settings. They are also involved in tasks like dispensing and preparing medications, including crushing pills and measuring doses for injections. Other healthcare professionals also contribute to this process. This course examines the factors that ensure safe and effective medication administration.
Nurses play a key role in administering medications across various settings. They are also involved in tasks like dispensing and preparing medications, including crushing pills and measuring doses for injections. Other healthcare professionals also contribute to this process. This course examines the factors that ensure safe and effective medication administration.
Compliance and risk management are critical in mental health and substance abuse facilities because they ensure the safety, privacy, and ethical treatment of vulnerable patient populations while protecting the facility from legal and operational risks. Compliance ensures that facilities adhere to federal, state, and local regulations, such as HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, safeguarding patient information and ensuring quality care. Risk management involves identifying potential hazards, mitigating risks through staff training and process improvements, and preparing for emergencies. This course explores the essential elements of compliance and risk management, including the development of compliance programs, regular staff training on state-specific regulations, and strategies for preventing and responding to risks. By addressing these areas, the course equips healthcare providers with the tools and knowledge needed to maintain legal, ethical, and safe environments for both patients and staff.
The course will explore organization design and staff development. This course will equip HR professionals with the tools to create supportive organizational structures, understand employee behavior, and foster continuous learning. This ensures staff are well-prepared to address the complex needs of mental health and substance abuse populations while promoting professional growth and reducing burnout, ultimately enhancing the quality of care in mental health and substance abuse facilities.
This course is intended for staff development and does not award board-approved continuing education for license renewal.
This course will explore the critical components of human resource management for mental health and substance abuse facilities, including talent acquisition, workforce planning, recruitment strategies, selection and hiring, compensation and benefits, and employee relations. By delving into these areas, participants will gain the skills needed to effectively attract, retain, and manage top talent while fostering a positive and productive work environment. Understanding these concepts is essential for driving organizational success, improving employee satisfaction, and ensuring compliance with employment laws, making this course valuable for anyone involved in managing people or developing HR strategies.
This course is intended for staff development and is not board-approved for license renewal.
Navigating the requirements of reporting suspected abuse and maltreatment is an important responsibility for everyone, particularly mandated reporters. This presentation will explore the requirements for reporting child abuse in Georgia. We will look at which professionals are required to report. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must take place.
This course will explore the important points of reporting incidents per JCAHO and Ohio laws.
It is crucial for mental health and substance abuse professionals to understand the recently enacted Tennessee Naloxone Access laws, as these laws empower them to play a pivotal role in combating the opioid crisis. By being knowledgeable about these laws, professionals can better assist their clients by providing life-saving information on how to access and administer. This understanding not only enhances their ability to respond effectively in emergencies but also supports broader public health efforts to reduce opioid-related deaths in the community.
This course explores the Tennessee Naloxone Access laws and their practical applications.
Understanding HIV and AIDS is crucial for mental health and substance abuse professionals because it enables them to provide comprehensive care, assess risks, and educate clients on prevention strategies. It also helps in addressing stigma, supporting mental health challenges associated with HIV, and ensuring culturally competent and ethical care, ultimately leading to improved health outcomes for clients.
The laws and regulations governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder records were written out of great concern about the potential use of substance use disorder information against individuals, causing individuals with substance use disorders not to seek treatment.
A risk-managed approach to documentation is a best practice to protect both the client and the professional.
This course will explore 42 CFR part 2, HIPAA, and documentation of substance abuse therapy.
Harm Reduction in Substance Abuse Treatment is an approach that prioritizes the health and well-being of individuals who use substances by focusing on reducing the negative consequences associated with drug use rather than solely aiming for abstinence. This course is essential as it equips participants with a comprehensive understanding of Harm Reduction principles, strategies, ethical considerations, and controversial arguments for and against, enabling them to address substance abuse in a compassionate and pragmatic manner. Throughout the course, we will explore various Harm Reduction interventions, such as safe consumption spaces, needle exchange programs, and medication-assisted treatments, and learn how to implement these practices effectively within communities.
Washington Laws and Ethics for Mental Health Professionals is designed to equip mental health and substance abuse professionals with essential knowledge of state-specific legal standards and ethical guidelines. Participants will explore key topics including confidentiality, mandated reporting, informed consent, dual relationships, and professional boundaries. Through practical examples, the course will provide an understanding of legal obligations and ethical considerations unique to Washington, ensuring that practitioners are well-prepared to navigate complex scenarios and uphold the highest standards of professional conduct in their practice.
We will give an overview of the following Washinton Statutes and Rules:
Implicit bias refers to the subconscious attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions, often without our conscious awareness. These biases can influence behavior and judgments in ways that may not align with our explicit beliefs or intentions.
This course will explore implicit bias, its origins, and its pervasive impact on various aspects of society, including the the counseling office and healthcare. Through a combination of self-assessment tools, interactive case studies, and practical strategies, learners will explore the subconscious biases that influence their decisions and behaviors. The course aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and mitigate these biases, fostering more inclusive and equitable environments in both personal and professional settings.
This comprehensive course is designed for Certified Recovery Peer Specialists (CRPS) who wish to enhance their skills in promoting holistic health and wellness among individuals in recovery. Whole Health Action Management (WHAM) integrates evidence-based practices and peer support to empower individuals to improve their overall health and well-being. Participants will gain the knowledge and tools necessary to guide others in managing physical, emotional, and mental health through goal-setting, self-management, and peer support techniques.
This course is designed to equip substance abuse professionals with the essential knowledge and skills required to effectively diagnose and treat a wide range of substance abuse and addiction conditions. This course covers fundamental concepts of substance abuse, including the importance of mental well-being and the impact of stigma and misconceptions on individuals seeking help.
In addition to diagnosis, the course delves into various treatment modalities, such as psychopharmacology, psychotherapy, emerging therapies, and integrative approaches, providing a holistic view of substance abuse care. The course further addresses crisis intervention strategies and ethical and legal considerations, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of addiction treatment.
This course is designed to equip mental health professionals with the essential knowledge and skills required to effectively diagnose and treat a wide range of mental health conditions. This course covers fundamental concepts of mental health, including the importance of mental well-being and the impact of stigma and misconceptions on individuals seeking help.
In addition to diagnosis, the course delves into various treatment modalities, such as psychopharmacology, psychotherapy, emerging therapies, and integrative approaches, providing a holistic view of mental health care. Special populations and considerations, including child and adolescent mental health, geriatric mental health, cultural competency, and gender and sexuality, are also thoroughly examined. The course further addresses crisis intervention strategies and ethical and legal considerations, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of mental health practice.
Clinical supervision is a structured process where experienced clinicians provide guidance, feedback, and oversight to less experienced practitioners. This enables practitioners to develop competence, take responsibility for their practice, and enhance patient safety.
This course reviews foundational theories and models of supervision, emphasizing the importance of supportive and ethical supervisory relationships. Participants will learn about documentation practices, the use of technology in supervision, and the impact of cultural factors on the supervisory dynamic. The course ensures supervisors are equipped to handle diverse and complex situations with competence and sensitivity.
Clinical supervision is a formal process of professional support and learning that enables practitioners to develop knowledge and competence, assume responsibility for their own practice, and enhance patient protection and safety. It involves a more experienced clinician providing guidance, feedback, and oversight to less experienced practitioners or interns.
This course will review the foundational theories and models of supervision, emphasizing the importance of fostering a supportive and ethical supervisory relationship. Participants will learn about the documentation practices and the use of technology in supervision. The course also addresses the impact of cultural factors on the supervisory dynamic, ensuring that supervisors are equipped to handle diverse and complex situations with competence and sensitivity.
This course will explore how culture and stereotypes play a role in how we see ourselves and our clients. We will explore cultural competency through cultural awareness, beliefs, knowledge, and skills. We will examine the implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. Participants will gain insight into how their own cultural backgrounds influence their perceptions and interactions with clients. Additionally, the course will highlight strategies to enhance cultural sensitivity and effectiveness in therapeutic settings.
This course will explore the myriad of issues relating to setting and maintaining boundaries within the counseling relationship.
– Key Concepts Regarding Dual Relationships with Clients
– Physical Contact and Sexual Relationships with Clients
– Self Disclosure
– Sound Decision Making and Managing Boundaries Set
– Emotional and Dependency Needs
– Professional Distance
– Therapeutic Styles
– Dynamics Which Make Therapy a Potential Setting for Boundary Violations and Exploitation
Ethical guidelines help safeguard confidentiality, foster trust, and promote the responsible handling of sensitive information. This course is designed to equip mental health professionals with a deep understanding of the ethical principles and standards that guide their practice. Participants will explore critical topics such as confidentiality, informed consent, dual relationships, and professional boundaries.
Ethics are crucial in any profession, particularly in mental health. They establish a framework of principles that guide professionals in making informed, responsible, and morally sound decisions. Adhering to ethical standards ensures the protection of the client’s rights and well-being, fosters trust in the therapeutic relationship and upholds the profession’s integrity. By prioritizing ethics, mental health professionals can navigate complex situations with clarity, mitigate potential harm, and contribute to mental health services’ overall credibility and reliability.
This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the ethical principles and standards essential in clinical practice. It covers crucial topics such as ethical decision-making frameworks, maintaining professional boundaries, and the appropriate use of physical touch in therapy. The course delves into the complexities of dual relationships, offering guidelines to navigate these situations ethically. Additionally, it addresses the legal and ethical responsibilities regarding the reporting of abuse and other critical issues faced by mental health professionals.
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS) is a condition that affects individuals who have recently stopped using addictive substances after a prolonged period of dependence. Unlike acute withdrawal symptoms, which occur immediately after cessation and last for a short duration, PAWS can persist for weeks, months, or even years.
This course will explore the common substances PAWS is associated with, the symptoms, both emotional and psychological, the phases of PAWS and the management of this syndrome.
Navigating the requirements of reporting suspected abuse and maltreatment is an important responsibility for everyone, particularly mandated reporters. This presentation will explore the requirements for reporting child abuse in Nevada. We will look at which professionals are required to report. We will explore the timeline for reporting and the procedures that must take place.
Ethics are crucial in any profession, particularly in mental health. They establish a framework of principles that guide professionals in making informed, responsible, and morally sound decisions. Adhering to ethical standards ensures the protection of the client’s rights and well-being, fosters trust in the therapeutic relationship and upholds the profession’s integrity. By prioritizing ethics, mental health professionals can navigate complex situations with clarity, mitigate potential harm, and contribute to mental health services’ overall credibility and reliability.
This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the ethical principles and standards essential in clinical practice. It covers crucial topics such as ethical decision-making frameworks, maintaining professional boundaries, and the appropriate use of physical touch in therapy. The course delves into the complexities of dual relationships, offering guidelines to navigate these situations ethically. Additionally, it addresses the legal and ethical responsibilities regarding the reporting of abuse and other critical issues faced by mental health professionals.
This course on Clinical Evaluation and Mental Status Examination is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to perform comprehensive mental health assessments. Participants will learn to conduct detailed clinical evaluations, including patient history taking, symptom assessment, and risk factor identification. The course will also cover the Mental Status Examination (MSE), providing techniques for systematically assessing cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning.
This course will explore how culture and stereotypes play a role in how we see ourselves and our clients. We will explore cultural competency through cultural awareness, beliefs, knowledge, and skills. We will examine the implications for counseling theory, research, practice, and training. Participants will gain insight into how their own cultural backgrounds influence their perceptions and interactions with clients. Additionally, the course will highlight strategies to enhance cultural sensitivity and effectiveness in therapeutic settings.
Ethics are crucial in any profession, particularly in mental health. They establish a framework of principles that guide professionals in making informed, responsible, and morally sound decisions. Adhering to ethical standards ensures the protection of the client’s rights and well-being, fosters trust in the therapeutic relationship and upholds the profession’s integrity. By prioritizing ethics, mental health professionals can navigate complex situations with clarity, mitigate potential harm, and contribute to mental health services’ overall credibility and reliability.
This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the ethical principles and standards essential in clinical practice. It covers crucial topics such as ethical decision-making frameworks, maintaining professional boundaries, and the appropriate use of physical touch in therapy. The course delves into the complexities of dual relationships, offering guidelines to navigate these situations ethically. Additionally, it addresses the legal and ethical responsibilities regarding the reporting of abuse and other critical issues faced by mental health professionals.
This comprehensive course is designed to equip mental health professionals, healthcare providers, and community workers with the essential knowledge and skills needed to effectively assess, intervene, and prevent suicide. Through a structured and detailed curriculum, participants will explore the multifaceted nature of suicide, from understanding its impact to recognizing risk factors and implementing effective intervention strategies.
Pain screening is an essential practice for professionals in general medicine, mental health, and substance abuse. It aims to identify and manage pain early and comprehensively. This process involves understanding various types of pain and their physical, psychological, and behavioral impacts and utilizing appropriate assessment tools.
This course will explore various pain scales, such as the Wong-Baker FACES and Visual Analog Scale (VAS), among others, while being mindful of the potential for substance abuse. Regular reassessment, cultural sensitivity, and education for professionals and patients are critical components, ensuring tailored and effective pain management plans that improve overall patient well-being.
California Laws and Ethics for Mental Health Professionals is designed to equip mental health and substance abuse professionals with essential knowledge of state-specific legal standards and ethical guidelines. Participants will explore key topics including confidentiality, mandated reporting, informed consent, dual relationships, and professional boundaries. Through case studies and practical examples, the course will provide a deep understanding of legal obligations and ethical considerations unique to California, ensuring that practitioners are well-prepared to navigate complex scenarios and uphold the highest standards of professional conduct in their practice.
We will give an overview of the following California laws:
Lanterman-Petris-Short (LPS) Act (Welfare and Institutions Code §§ 5000-5550)
Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) (Welfare and Institutions Code §§ 5840-5898)
Community Mental Health Services (Welfare and Institutions Code §§ 5600-5624)
Involuntary Treatment Act (Welfare and Institutions Code §§ 5350-5372)
Drug Medi-Cal Program (Health and Safety Code §§ 11750-11983)
California Mental Health Parity Act (Health and Safety Code §§ 1374.72, Insurance Code §§ 10144.5)
California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA) (Civil Code §§ 56-56.37)
Minor Consent to Treatment (Family Code §§ 6924-6929)
Billing for services can often be intricate and prone to costly errors. This course aims to empower participants with the essential knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of substance abuse facility billing. Topics covered include submitting clean claims, understanding the financial implications of registration errors, coding, diagnosis and medical necessity, as well as effective documentation practices.
This course is for information only and does not award board approved continuing education for license renewal.
Drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms can vary widely depending on the substance used, the duration of use, and the individual’s health. Common signs and symptoms include anxiety, irritability, and agitation, which often appear within hours of the last dose. Physical symptoms such as sweating, shaking, nausea, vomiting, and increased heart rate are also prevalent. Severe cases may involve hallucinations, seizures, and confusion. Psychological symptoms, including intense cravings, depression, and difficulty sleeping, are also common. Recognizing these symptoms is crucial for providing appropriate care and seeking medical help when necessary, as withdrawal can be life-threatening if not managed properly.
This course explores the essential information and skills required for the safe and effective administration of medications. It will review communication, drug information including packaging, labeling and nomenclature, safe medication management, staff education and competency, and Tennessee Comp.R. & Regulations 0940.05.41.1
Creating a strong safety culture within an organization is vital for ensuring the well-being of employees and minimizing risks. A key component of this safety culture is the implementation of a Good Catch Program. This training aims to educate employees about the importance of culture of safety and how to effectively participate in a Good Catch Program.
Understanding and Preventing Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) in Recovery Facilities a comprehensive course designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to address one of the most critical public health challenges within recovery settings. This course will provide in-depth information on common STDs, effective prevention strategies, and specific measures to prevent the spread of these infections in recovery facilities.
Effective handoff communication must include up-to-date information regarding patient care, treatment plans, current condition, and any recent or anticipated changes. This communication should be interactive, allowing for discussion between those providing and receiving the patient information. Additionally, the process should incorporate methods for verifying the received information, such as read-back or other appropriate techniques, to ensure accuracy and understanding.
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of addiction and recovery, covering various crucial aspects of the stages of recovery, gaining insights into addiction’s complexities, and the journey toward sobriety.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Support Specialist credential. It meets the 17-hour requirement for the Recovery Management Domain.
This course on living skills for recovery is designed to equip individuals recovering from substance use disorders with the essential skills needed for successful day-to-day living and long-term sobriety.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Support Specialist credential. It meets the 10-hour requirement for the Maintaining the Practical Living Skills Domain.
This specialized course is designed for professionals involved in recovery support, focusing on resource linkage, care coordination, and effective documentation. Participants will learn how to efficiently connect clients with appropriate recovery resources, such as counseling services, support groups, and medical treatment facilities. The course will cover strategies for seamless care coordination, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive, continuous care across different service providers. Additionally, it will emphasize the importance of accurate and ethical documentation practices. Through practical exercises and case studies, participants will gain skills in creating detailed client records that support continuity of care, meet legal standards, and uphold client confidentiality. This course aims to enhance the effectiveness of recovery professionals in facilitating successful long-term recovery through organized and documented collaborative care.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Support Specialist credential. It meets the 13-hour requirement for the Resource Linkage Domain.
This comprehensive course is designed for recovery professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge and skills in a variety of critical areas. It covers essential topics such as ethics in recovery practice, legal issues specific to the field, and thorough training on HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 for confidentiality and privacy in substance use disorder treatment. The curriculum also includes modules on self-care strategies to maintain professional well-being and cultural competence to enhance the effectiveness of services provided to diverse populations. Additionally, the course offers practical training in the administration of Narcan, preparing participants to respond effectively to opioid overdose situations. This well-rounded program aims to equip recovery professionals with the tools needed to provide ethical, legal, and culturally sensitive care while ensuring their own health and resilience in the demanding recovery services field.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Support Specialist credential. It meets the 22-hour requirement for the Legal and Professional Responsibility Domain.
This specialized course is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their skills in managing high-risk situations and crises. The curriculum covers essential topics such as risk assessment and crisis management techniques, providing participants with strategies to identify and mitigate potential threats effectively. A significant focus is also placed on understanding and addressing domestic violence, equipping participants with the knowledge to recognize signs and provide appropriate intervention. Aggression control training is another key component, where participants learn techniques to de-escalate aggressive behavior safely and effectively. Additionally, the course includes a module on emergency response to weapons on site, preparing participants to react promptly and safely in the event of an armed threat. This course aims to prepare professionals for a wide range of critical situations, ensuring they can protect themselves and others in various emergency scenarios.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Support Specialist credential. It meets the 13-hour requirement for the Re-engagement, Crisis Support, and Safety Domain.
Ethics and standards of practice form the cornerstone of behavioral health services in Mississippi, ensuring the provision of quality care while upholding the rights and dignity of individuals seeking assistance. Mental health professionals in the state adhere to a robust ethical framework established by organizations such as the Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors and the Mississippi State Board of Psychology. These guidelines encompass principles such as beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice, guiding practitioners in their interactions with clients, colleagues, and the community. Additionally, professionals are expected to maintain high standards of competence, integrity, and cultural sensitivity in their practice, recognizing the diverse needs and backgrounds of their clients. By prioritizing ethical conduct and adherence to established standards, behavioral health practitioners in Mississippi uphold the trust and confidence of those they serve while promoting the well-being of individuals and communities across the state.
In Mississippi, the legality and ethics of telemental health are governed by a framework that seeks to balance accessibility with patient welfare. The state requires mental health professionals to adhere to stringent standards outlined by the Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, ensuring practitioners are licensed and qualified to provide remote services. Additionally, adherence to federal regulations such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is mandatory to safeguard patient privacy and confidentiality. Ethical considerations in telemental health encompass issues like informed consent, boundary management, and cultural competence, demanding practitioners to diligently navigate these complexities.
This comprehensive course is designed to enhance cultural competence and communication in diverse environments. Participants will explore culturally appropriate oral and written language services, engage in bilingual and bicultural training, and develop skills in personal and organizational cultural competence. The curriculum also covers diversity knowledge, assessment strategies, and the application of cross-cultural frameworks. T
This course the 2 hour requirement for the Cultural and Linguistic Domain.
This course addresses the critical issue of compassion fatigue, focusing on the mental health challenges faced by caregivers and professionals in high-stress environments. Participants will learn to develop effective self-care strategies to prevent burnout, understand the dynamics of secondary traumatization and victimization, and explore the concept of countertransference in therapeutic settings.
This course meets the 2 hour requirement for Vicarious Trauma/Self-Care domain.
Mentoring involves providing guidance, support, and encouragement to a less experienced individual through one-on-one interactions and shared experiences. In the context of professional development or personal growth, a mentor helps to foster a mentee’s skills and confidence, offering insights and advice that pave the way for achievement and success. Effective mentoring relationships are built on trust, mutual respect, and a genuine interest in the growth and development of the mentee.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist credential. It meets the 6-hour requirement for the Mentoring Domain.
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of the legal and ethical frameworks guiding peer support and counseling professions. Participants will delve into federal, state, and other governing laws and regulations, emphasizing ethics, values, and professional conduct, including Codes of Conduct. The program also explores the philosophy of peer support, addressing boundary issues, confidentiality, and effective documentation practices.
This course meets the 4 hour requirement for the Professional Responsibilities domain.
Advocating for substance abuse clients involves addressing the multifaceted challenges of stigma, social injustice, and discrimination that can hinder recovery and access to treatment. This advocacy is essential for protecting the rights of individuals affected by factors such as race, culture, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and disability. Effective strategies include educating the public to reduce stigma, promoting policies that ensure equitable treatment access, and empowering clients through self-advocacy skills. Advocates play a crucial role in influencing and negotiating with policymakers and stakeholders to support these changes.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist credential. It meets the 4-hour requirement for the Advocacy Domain.
Motivational interviewing is a counseling approach designed to facilitate and engage intrinsic motivation within the client in order to change behavior. The course curriculum explores this approach which will enable CRPS professionals to practice and refine techniques that encourage clients to articulate personal goals and explore their motivations for recovery. This course is vital for those in peer support roles, as it strengthens their ability to support clients’ journey toward sustained recovery.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist credential. It meets the 4 hour requirement for the Motivational Interviewing Domain.
It is crucial for mental health and substance abuse professionals to be well-trained in contraband awareness and search procedures to ensure the safety of the patients and staff and the integrity of the program. This course will enhance professionals in understanding and the management of contraband within their facilities. The program covers a comprehensive range of topics, including identifying various types of contraband, effective and ethical search techniques, and strategies for preventing contraband introduction.
This comprehensive course is designed to equip recovery residence staff with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively manage and operate a facility in line with FARR certification requirements. The curriculum covers a wide range of critical topics, from crisis prevention and intervention strategies, including verbal de-escalation and aggression control, to suicide prevention and response.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Addiction Professional credential. It meets the 20-hour requirement for the Maintaining the Physical Residence Domain.
This course is designed for professionals working in recovery residences and similar settings, focusing on essential skills and knowledge needed for effective client management and support. Participants will explore client rights and confidentiality laws to ensure respectful and legal treatment of residents. The course includes training on behavioral health screening tools and medication management, enhancing the ability to provide informed and safe care. Attendees will learn to identify signs and symptoms of intoxication and withdrawal, crucial for timely and appropriate interventions. The curriculum also covers interviewing techniques to improve communication and assessment skills, health indicators that staff should monitor, and understanding various care levels.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Residence Administrator credential. It meets the 10 hour requirement for the Resident Secreening and Adminstration Domain.
This essential course is designed for professionals in the recovery residence sector, aiming to enhance their understanding and compliance with Federal and State laws, as well as other governing regulations that impact their operations. Participants will delve into the crucial areas of ethics and professional conduct to ensure they meet the highest standards of service. The curriculum covers resident and client rights, emphasizing the importance of cultural competence both personally and organizationally. It addresses complex boundary issues, the imperatives of confidentiality, and the necessity of meticulous documentation practices. A
The Florida Certification Board approves this course for those seeking a Certified Addiction Professional credential. It meets the 20-hour requirement for the Legal, Professional, and Ethical Responsibilities Domain.
Our comprehensive course covers the intricate landscape of federal and state fair housing laws, local and state codes, and regulations, ensuring a deep understanding of NARR Quality Standards for Recovery Residences. Participants will delve into criminal background screening procedures, grasp reimbursable services and payer types, and gain basic accounting and bookkeeping proficiency. Sharpen your business acumen with essential skills in writing policies and procedures, risk management, and ethical business practices. Learn the nuances of general record keeping and documentation, and explore the critical role of naloxone use in saving lives.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Residence Administrator (CRRA) credential. It meets the 20 hour requirement for the Recovery Residence Operations and Adminstration Domain.
Professional readiness in the field of mental health and social services encompasses a multifaceted approach that integrates ethics, assessments, intervention, care coordination, cultural humility, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance, HIV awareness, and domestic violence prevention. Ethical conduct serves as the foundation of practice, ensuring the protection of clients’ rights, confidentiality, and dignity. Comprehensive assessments enable practitioners to understand clients’ needs, strengths, and challenges, guiding the development of tailored interventions and care plans. Effective intervention strategies address diverse cultural backgrounds, acknowledging the importance of cultural humility in fostering trust and rapport. Compliance with ADA regulations ensures accessibility and inclusivity for individuals with disabilities.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Master’s Level Certified Addiction Professional credential. It meets the 20-hour requirement for the Professional Readiness Domain.
The course on readiness to practice in substance abuse treatment provides a comprehensive overview of essential skills and knowledge for effective clinical practice. We will explore diagnostic criteria for substance use disorders, including the latest updates from diagnostic manuals such as the DSM-5, as well as placement criteria for determining appropriate levels of care for clients.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Master’s Level Certified Addiction Professional credential. It meets the 20-hour requirement for the Application to Practice Domain.
Clinical supervision in substance abuse treatment plays a pivotal role in ensuring the quality, effectiveness, and ethical integrity of counseling services provided to individuals struggling with addiction. Supervision involves the ongoing guidance, support, and oversight provided by experienced and qualified supervisors to substance abuse counselors, therapists, and other mental health professionals. Through clinical supervision, counselors receive feedback, consultation, and mentorship to enhance their clinical skills, knowledge of evidence-based practices, and adherence to ethical guidelines.
The Florida Certification Board approves this course for those seeking a Master’s Level Certified Addiction Professional credential. It meets the 16 hour requirement for the Clinical Supervision Domain.
This course on substance abuse treatment knowledge is designed to equip students, professionals, and interested individuals with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in treating substance abuse.
This course is approved by the Florida Certification Board for those seeking a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist credential. It meets the 45 hour requirement for the Treatment Knowledge Domain.
Addiction is characterized by the inability to abstain consistently, impairment in behavioral control, craving, diminished recognition of significant problems with one’s behaviors and interpersonal relationships, and a dysfunctional emotional response.
The Florida Certification Board approves this course and meets the 45-hour requirement for the Understanding Addiction Domain for the initial application for MCAP credentials. Please see the Florida Certification Board for full details on these credentials, including formal education, other content-specific training domains required, work experience, supervision, and required exams.
Street drugs are dangerous and plentiful. There is no way to know how strong they are or what else might be in them, but their use remains popular despite the risks.
Given the recent proliferation of new street drugs, it is imperative to remain vigilant and informed about the hazards of substance abuse.
This course will explore Krokodil, Flakka, Bath Salts, Xylazine, Slavia, Spice and others.
