10 Hour Annual Renewal for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
10 Hour Annual Renewal for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
- Introduction & Objectives
- Module 1: The Biology of Dependence: Mechanisms and Health Impacts
- Module 2: The Assessment Landscape: Screening and Diagnosis
- Module 3: The Framework of Change: The 5 A’s and 5 R’s
- Module 4: Mastering Motivation: MI in Tobacco Treatment
- Module 5: The Chemistry of Quitting: Pharmacotherapy Education
- Module 6: Behavioral Architecture: CBT and Skill Building
- Module 7: Complexity in Care: Co-Occurring Disorders and Diversity
- Module 8: The Long Game: Relapse Prevention and Maintenance
- Module 9: The Ethical Specialist: Law, Ethics, and Boundaries
- Module 10: Sustaining the Healer: Resilience and Self-Care
- 10 Hour Annual Renewal for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
- Program Evaluation
This comprehensive 10-hour training program is designed for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists (CTTS) and behavioral health professionals seeking annual renewal or advanced competency in nicotine dependence treatment. Aligned with Florida Certification Board standards, this course bridges the gap between biological science and behavioral intervention. Participants will explore advanced health education, evidence-based assessment protocols, pharmacotherapy integration, and ethical standards. This course satisfies requirements for health education, assessment, counseling, and professional responsibility domains.
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