Trauma-Informed Care in Addiction (10 Hours)
- 1 Section
- 12 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Course Content
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1 Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care in Addiction
- Module 2 Adverse Childhood Experiences and Biological Vulnerability
- Module 3 The Neurobiology of Trauma and Executive Dysfunction
- Module 4 Operationalizing the 4 R's: Realizing and Recognizing Trauma
- Module 5 Operationalizing the 4 R's: Responding and Resisting Re-traumatization
- Module 6 Creating a Culture of Safety within Treatment Facilities
- Module 7 Somatic Grounding and Emotional Regulation Strategies
- Module 8 Screening, Assessment, and the Golden Thread of Care
- Module 9 Interdisciplinary Care Coordination and Special Populations
- Module 10 Legal, Ethical, and Administrative Compliance
- References
- Post Test
- Program Evaluation
This 10-hour continuing education course, Trauma-Informed Care in Addiction, equips clinical supervisors, agency administrators, and Certified Addiction Professionals with the administrative skills to establish a trauma-informed treatment infrastructure. Participants analyze the biological links between childhood adversity and chronic substance use disorders, the standardized four R's model, somatic grounding protocols, and institutional cultures of safety.
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