Co-Occurring Disorders: Assessment and Treatment Planning (10 CE Hours)

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This comprehensive 10-hour training provides Certified Addiction Professionals, Mental Health Professionals, and Case Manager Supervisors with advanced competencies in the assessment and treatment planning for Co-Occurring Disorders (COD). Moving beyond basic screening, this course explores the bidirectional relationship between substance use and mental disorders, utilizing the 12-step assessment process outlined in SAMHSA’s TIP 42. Participants will master the integration of Motivational Interviewing into assessment, the application of ASAM criteria for level-of-care placement, and the development of integrated, person-centered treatment plans that address substance use, mental health, and gambling disorders simultaneously.

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