June 12
Relapse Prevention
(#412)
2020 Professional Development Webinar Schedule
June 12
#412
Relapse Prevention
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June 26
#413
Motivational Interviewing
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July 10
#414
How to Care
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July 22
#415
Trauma Informed Care
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August 7
#416
Self-care in a Virtual Day
August 19
#417
Spirituality & Recovery
September 18
#418
The Psychology of Shame & Its Impact on Addiction
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September 25
#419
Women & Substance Use Disorder
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October 2
#422
Ethics - Community Health Workers
October 9
#420
Grief & Substance Use Disorder
October 23
#421
Resiliency
How building relapse prevention strategies and recognizing and planning for emergencies help prevent relapse. Nikki Bergstrom, LPC, LMAC
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an evidence-based treatment that addresses the willingness to change. This conversational approach introduces treatments to help clients sustain their desired changes. Keith Faison, CCJC, CRADC, LAC
How to Care teaches adult caregivers (teachers, foster parents, extended family members, etc.) to better understand the dynamics of a family system impacted by substance use disorder, the lasting effects of this experience on children’s physical and emotional development, and the best approach to help them achieve their full potential. Megan Keller, MS, MAADC ll,
Learn how to provide trauma informed care and understand the involvement and impact of traumatic events, violence and victimization in the lives of many seeking help with mental health, substance use disorder and other issues. Angie Winkler, MS, LPC
The importance of taking care of yourself in these changing times. Kenneth Vick, Benilde Hall
Learn the importance of spirituality in the recovery process. Keith Faison, CCJC, CRADC, LAC
Shame is a powerful experience that often goes unaddressed. It impacts a person’s ability to cope, which often leads to unhealthy coping behaviors. Learn to address and understand shame’s pervasiveness in those who seek treatment for substance use disorder. Kathryn Brewer, PhD, LPC, LCPC, CCTP, BC-TMH
This training addresses the complexities of women and recovery, including social factors, trauma, the biological progression to dependence and co-occurring mental health disorders. The barriers to treatment, treatment options, and the intricacies of navigating and maintaining recovery for women will also be explored. Megan Fowler, LCSW, Bethany DePugh, CPS
Explore the different roles ethics plays in the recovery and prevention fields. Andrew Dixon, MPS
Learn the relationship between bereavement and addiction, specifically among those who have substance use disorder. Nikki Bergstrom, LPC, LMAC
Understand the link between childhood trauma and negative health outcomes, and substance use later in life. Learn The positive impact of trauma informed care, and how to build resiliency in youth. Margaux Guignon, CRPS, MRSS & Megan Keller, MS, MAADC II
