Addiction Therapies and 12-Step Modalities (5 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 6 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Advanced Addiction Therapies and 12-Step Modalities
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: Unlocking the Brain: Neurobiology and Addictions Assessment
- Module 2: The Power of Peers: 12-Step Facilitation and Group Dynamics
- Module 3: Rewiring the Habit: CBT, Motivation, and Relapse Prevention
- Module 4: Beyond Substances: Navigating Gambling and Process Addictions
- Module 5: Systemic Interventions, Ethical Mandates, and Self-Care
- Post Test: Addiction Therapies and 12-Step Modalities
- Program Evaluation
This intensive five-hour continuing education course provides Kansas behavioral health professionals with an advanced, comprehensive framework for treating substance use and process addictions. Practitioners will deeply explore 12-step facilitation methods alongside evidence-based cognitive-behavioral and systemic interventions. Designed specifically for Kansas BSRB licensees, this training bridges neurobiological models of addiction with practical strategies for managing alcohol, drug, gambling, sexual, and eating addictions, all while strictly adhering to ethical standards and scope of practice guidelines.
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