Treatment Planning and Counseling for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists (16 Hours)
- 1 Section
- 17 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Treatment Planning and Counseling for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists
- Introduction & Objectives
- Module 1: The Foundations of Clinical Thinking: From Intake to Conceptualization
- Module 2: Comprehensive Assessment: The Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Interview
- Module 3: Diagnosis and the DSM-5: Tobacco Use Disorder
- Module 4: The Transtheoretical Model: Matching Interventions to Stages of Change
- Module 5: Motivational Interviewing Part I: The Spirit and Core Skills
- Module 6: Motivational Interviewing Part II: Eliciting Change and Planning
- Module 7: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Part I: Functional Analysis
- Module 8: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Part II: Skills Building and Coping
- Module 9: Pharmacotherapy Integration in Treatment Planning
- Module 10: Developing the Individualized Treatment Plan
- Module 11: Relapse Prevention and Maintenance
- Module 12: Addressing Co-Occurring Disorders
- Module 13: Cultural Humility and Diverse Populations
- Module 14: Expanding the Continuum of Care: Peer Support Services and Technology-Assisted Treatment
- Module 15: Advanced Treatment Planning for Co-Occurring Disorders and Behavioral Addictions
- Module 16: Professional Development, Ethics, and Outcome Evaluation
- Post Test: Treatment Planning and Counseling for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists
- Program Evaluation
This comprehensive 16-hour training program is designed for Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists (CTTS) and behavioral health professionals seeking to master the art and science of treatment planning and counseling for nicotine dependence. Participants will move beyond basic cessation advice to develop advanced clinical skills in assessment, diagnosis, and the formulation of individualized, evidence-based treatment plans. The curriculum integrates the Transtheoretical Model, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and pharmacotherapy management within a culturally responsive framework.
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