This six-hour course is an introduction to person-centered, enhanced care coordination, with a specific emphasis on families impacted by substance misuse and co-occurring challenges. This course will use a mix of lecture, demonstration, video, and small group activities.
During this training and through case studies, discussions, and exercises, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the unique course of cannabis use disorder, and use this knowledge to develop effective treatment plans and interventions.
This interactive workshop advances beyond the typical discussion of ethical principles, and explores the benefits of ethical practice, the burdens associated with ethical practice, and best practices for navigating challenging ethical situations.
This training is appropriate for anyone working in the field of substance misuse prevention. Participants will explore the six principles of the Prevention Code of Ethics principles (Non-Discrimination, Competence, Integrity, Nature of Services, Confidentiality and Ethical Obligations for Community and Society) and a four-step decision-making process designed to help navigate ethical dilemmas.
This training is designed for participants who have a basic foundational knowledge of ethical considerations and completed a previous ethical considerations training (although not required). This training revisits the definition of ethics and the importance of ethics and boundaries for recovery support workers and helpers in peer-based roles and settings.
This six-hour course will provide participants with an introduction to person-centered, enhanced care coordination, with a specific emphasis on families impacted by substance misuse and co-occurring challenges. This course will use a mix of lecture, demonstration, video, and small group activities.
This interactive, four-hour training will introduce concepts and the basic principles of Harm Reduction. We will provide participants with the opportunity to explore the value in honest conversations with youth about drugs, equipping them with the skills to navigate their risks.
This presentation will review the current state of stimulant use, provide a review of evidence-based approaches and real world suggestions that best meet the needs of stimulant users, and discuss barriers and facilitators to serving individuals who use stimulants (with or without other drug use). Participants will develop a higher level of competency and confidence in working ... read more
This two-part interactive training is designed for professionals working in the field of Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders. This presentation will provide detailed information on the history, pharmacology, use patterns, and current trends associated with common and emerging substances of misuse, with a particular focus on New Hampshire.
This two-part interactive training is designed for professionals working in the field of Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders. This presentation will provide detailed information on the history, pharmacology, use patterns, and current trends associated with common and emerging substances of misuse, with a particular focus on New Hampshire.
This training is designed for clinicians at any experience level seeking to improve their understanding of how Cannabis use affects the central nervous system and mental health. During this training, participants will learn about the pleasure and reward neural pathways and how THC acts on specific areas of the brain.
The topic of sexual health casts a wide net and it can be difficult to know what topics to prioritize in treatment. This training will explore common sex education topics and introduce an established curriculum for substance use programming.
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