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Seminar Content
Understanding
and Working with Survivors of Trauma - 6
CE hours
Social
Work Evaluation: Documenting Success for Continuous Quality Improvement - 6
CE hours
Co-Occurring
Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders - 6
CE hours
Ethics and Methods
of Violence Risk Assessment - 7
CE hours
Working with
Emotional Pain - 7 CE hours
Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders - 6
CE hours
Friday, June 13, 2008, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Presenter: Stephen Wiland
Learning Objectives
Participants will examine:
- The Four-Quadrant model for understanding and describing
various. combinations of co-occurring mental health and substance
use disorders
- The "Stages of Change" model (Prochasks, Norcross, & DiClemente,
1994) for better understanding how to match effective treatment
to the state of readiness of the client.
- The "Stages of Treatment" model for better measuring progress
in the clients who are at less-than-action stages of change.
- The principles of the "Comprehensive, Continuous Integrated
System of Care" (Minkoff) model for transforming single-diagnosis
treatment systems into effective dual diagnosis treatments
systems.
- The principles of the "Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment" model
(SAMHSA's evidence-based practice) for building an effective
treatment team to work with clients having both severe and
persistent mental health disorders, as well as co-occurring
substance use disorders--among the elements reviewed in the
SAMHSA toolkit is the "Motivational Interviewing" approach
(Miller & Rollnick, 2002).
- How contemporary approaches to delivering treatment to dually
disordered individuals are different from traditional approaches.
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