Health Education for the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist (3 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
- 3h Duration
Health Education for the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
- Introduction & Objectives
- Module 1: Andragogy in Action: Effective Health Education Strategies
- Module 2: Marketing Recovery: Social Marketing Strategies for Behavior Change
- Module 3: Beyond the Office: Advocacy, Public Policy, and Ethics
- Post Test: Health Education for the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist
This comprehensive 3-hour course equips Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialists (CTTS) with advanced competencies in health education, social marketing, and advocacy. Moving beyond basic cessation techniques, this training provides evidence-based strategies for applying adult learning principles to patient education, utilizing social marketing concepts to shift organizational cultures and patient behaviors, and navigating complex public policies to advocate effectively for clients. Participants will gain the skills necessary to implement systemic changes and empower clients through culturally responsive, ethically grounded interventions.
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