Doing the Work of Addiction Counseling (6 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Doing the Work of Addiction Counseling (6 CE Hours)
- Introduction
- Module 1: Navigating the Kansas Regulatory Landscape: Scope, Ethics, and Law
- Module 2: The Dynamic Assessment: From Intake to Ongoing Treatment Planning
- Module 3: Clinical Protocols: Evidence-Based Practices and Medication-Assisted Treatment
- Module 4: Specialized Contexts: Corrections, Co-Occurring Disorders, and Cultural Competence
- Module 5: Measuring Success: Outcomes, Recovery Planning, and Continuum of Care
- Module 6: Sustaining the Healer: Professional Readiness and Counselor Resilience
- Conclusion
- Post-Test: Doing the Work of Addiction Counseling
- Program Evaluation
"Doing the Work of Addiction Counseling" is a six-hour training designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and the rigorous demands of daily professional practice in Kansas. This course provides a deep dive into the specific statutory requirements for LACs, LMACs, and LCACs under the Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, while simultaneously addressing the complex clinical realities of modern addiction treatment. Participants will explore the integration of evidence-based protocols, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and corrections-based interventions within a recovery-oriented system of care. Upon successful completion of this course, your earned hours are immediately reported to CE Broker.
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