Navigating Finances, Legalities, Crises, and Suicide Prevention (12 Contact Hours)
- 1 Section
- 13 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Navigating Finances, Legalities, Crises, and Suicide Prevention
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: The Landscape of Gambling Crises
- Module 2: Assessing Suicidality and Self-Harm
- Module 3: Executing Acute Crisis Management
- Module 4: Dismantling Financial Devastation and Debt
- Module 5: Establishing Money Protection and Restitution
- Module 6: Navigating the Criminal Justice System
- Module 7: Treating Court-Mandated Populations
- Module 8: Managing Complex Co-Occurring Disorders
- Module 9: Interventions for Military Veterans
- Module 10: Protecting Older Adults Financially
- Module 11: Florida Gaming Regulations and Protections
- Module 12: Ethical Mandates in Crisis Care
- Post-Test: Navigating Finances, Legalities, Crises, and Suicide Prevention
- Program Evaluation
This advanced twelve-hour continuing education course equips behavioral health professionals with specialized interventions to manage the most severe complications of gambling disorder. Participants will master crisis management protocols, suicide risk assessment, complex financial restitution, and the intricacies of court-mandated care. This rigorous curriculum ensures clinicians are prepared to address profound clinical emergencies while strictly adhering to state and federal legal standards for addiction treatment.
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