Trauma-Informed Care in Addiction (10 Hours)

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This 10-hour continuing education course, Trauma-Informed Care in Addiction, equips clinical supervisors, agency administrators, and Certified Addiction Professionals with the administrative skills to establish a trauma-informed treatment infrastructure. Participants analyze the biological links between childhood adversity and chronic substance use disorders, the standardized four R's model, somatic grounding protocols, and institutional cultures of safety.

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