Professional Readiness: Recent Episodes

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Includes courses on personal and professional growth; understanding supervision in the delivery of client services; professional obligations to adhere to ethical standards; understanding of and participation in prevention as well as treatment programs; and understanding of procedures for handling crises or dangerous situations.

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Presentation includes an examination of the Twelve Core Functions and eight TAP 21 competencies of an effective substance abuse counselor, how they relate to each other, practical applications of these core functions and competencies, and how they are utilized in determining competency through the certification / licensing process for substance abuse counselors.

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Presentation includes an examination of the Twelve Core Functions and eight TAP 21 competencies of an effective substance abuse counselor, how they relate to each other, practical applications of these core functions and competencies, and how they are utilized in determining competency through the certification / licensing process for substance abuse counselors.

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Includes review of treatment / recovery placement assessments, American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Patient Placement Criteria for the Treatment of Substance-Related Disorders, and the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) assessment processes.

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Includes review of treatment / recovery placement assessments, American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Patient Placement Criteria for the Treatment of Substance-Related Disorders, and the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) assessment processes.

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Includes discussion on understanding how confrontation is a necessary tool for the effective addiction counselor; identifies types of confrontation; conditions to look for that tend to make confrontation helpful and not harmful; identification of - and how to overcome - the most common fears of counselors relating to confrontation; observe role play counseling session looking for confrontation opportunities

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Includes discussion on understanding how confrontation is a necessary tool for the effective addiction counselor; identifies types of confrontation; conditions to look for that tend to make confrontation helpful and not harmful; identification of - and how to overcome - the most common fears of counselors relating to confrontation; observe role play counseling session looking for confrontation opportunities

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Includes discussion on understanding how confrontation is a necessary tool for the effective addiction counselor; identifies types of confrontation; conditions to look for that tend to make confrontation helpful and not harmful; identification of - and how to overcome - the most common fears of counselors relating to confrontation; observe role play counseling session looking for confrontation opportunities

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Includes discussion on understanding how confrontation is a necessary tool for the effective addiction counselor; identifies types of confrontation; conditions to look for that tend to make confrontation helpful and not harmful; identification of - and how to overcome - the most common fears of counselors relating to confrontation; observe role play counseling session looking for confrontation opportunities

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Includes discussion on understanding why we are counselors; counseling misconceptions; appropriate counseling beliefs; primary roles of the counselor; how to assist the client in establishing goals and objectives and, discussion of motivational techniques to help clients achieve their goals.

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Includes discussion on understanding why we are counselors; counseling misconceptions; appropriate counseling beliefs; primary roles of the counselor; how to assist the client in establishing goals and objectives and, discussion of motivational techniques to help clients achieve their goals.

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Includes discussion on understanding why we are counselors; counseling misconceptions; appropriate counseling beliefs; primary roles of the counselor; how to assist the client in establishing goals and objectives and, discussion of motivational techniques to help clients achieve their goals.