Delivering Family Systems and Psychoeducation in Recovery (10 Contact Hours)
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
- 10h Duration
Delivering Family Systems and Psychoeducation in Recovery
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: Foundations of Family Systems Theory
- Module 2: The Systemic Impact of Addiction
- Module 3: Principles of Adult Learning Theory
- Module 4: Designing Psychoeducational Group Presentations
- Module 5: Addressing Codependency and Enabling Behaviors
- Module 6: Enhancing Family Communication Strategies
- Module 7: Community Interventions and Public Health
- Module 8: Integrating Natural Support Networks
- Module 9: Cultural Competence in Family Education
- Module 10: Ethical and Legal Compliance
- Post-Test
This ten-hour continuing education course equips behavioral health professionals with the competencies to deliver impactful psychoeducation to families and communities. Practitioners will explore the systemic impact of addiction and mental health disorders on family units while mastering Adult Learning Theories to facilitate effective community-level interventions. The curriculum provides essential strategies for addressing codependency, improving communication, and integrating natural support networks into the Continuum of Care.
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