Mastering Gambling Counseling and Clinical Practice (10 Contact Hours)
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Mastering Gambling Counseling and Clinical Practice
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: Navigating the Stages of Change Core Manuscript
- Module 2: Evidence-Based Models of Treatment Core Manuscript
- Module 3: Assessment-Driven Treatment Planning Core Manuscript
- Module 4: Enhancing Client Choice in Recovery Core Manuscript
- Module 5: Care Coordination and Collaboration Core Manuscript
- Module 6: Clinical Documentation Best Practices Core Manuscript
- Module 7: Reports and Records Management Protocols Core Manuscript
- Module 8: Managing Financial Restitution and Barriers Core Manuscript
- Module 9: Harm Reduction and Client-Directed Care Core Manuscript
- Module 10: Ethical Compliance and Practice Management Core Manuscript
- Post-Test: Mastering Gambling Counseling and Clinical Practice
- Program Evaluation
This 10-hour Continuing Education program provides addiction professionals with the advanced clinical and administrative skills required for comprehensive gambling counseling practice. Participants will master evidence-based models of treatment and learn to formulate precise, assessment-driven treatment plans that prioritize care coordination for clients with severe co-occurring disorders. By focusing on enhancing client choice, navigating the stages of change, and maintaining meticulous clinical documentation and records management, practitioners will be fully equipped to deliver ethical, highly effective, and client-directed care.
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