Assessment and Referral for the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist (3 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
- 3h Duration
Assessment and Referral for the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
- Introduction & Objectives
- Module 1: The Foundation of Care: Comprehensive Screening and Assessment Protocols
- Module 2: Diagnosing Dependence: The DSM-5, Motivation, and Readiness
- Module 3: The Bridge to Recovery: Effective Treatment Planning and Referral Pathways
- Post Test: Assessment and Referral for the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
This specialized 3-hour course is designed for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists (CTTS) and behavioral health professionals seeking to refine their clinical competencies in the critical domains of assessment and referral. Participants will move beyond basic intake procedures to master comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment protocols, evidence-based screening for nicotine dependence, and the strategic alignment of treatment planning with the Transtheoretical Model of Change. The curriculum emphasizes ethical referral pathways, the integration of cultural humility in diagnostics, and the effective use of community resources to support sustained cessation.
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