Professional Training For Counselors














 
   

 

Treating
Adolescents & Young Adults with Substance Abuse and Addiction:

Trainers :

Jon Daily, LCSW, CADC II
&
David Gust, NCAC II, CADC II


Friday
June 22, 2007

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Cost: $150.00

Location:
Radisson Hotel
500 Leisure Lane
Sacramento, CA
95815

7.0 Ceu's for:
MFT's, LCSW's, CADC's
Click here to read the bio of the PRESENTERS

 

Training Description

An adolescent using substances rarely asks for help. In order for an adolescent to change behaviors and to stop using alcohol and drugs, the systems around him need to change. This training details numerous misconceptions needed to be corrected in order to provide effective counseling for the adolescent client and family members. This solution focused training offers specific step by step instructions for each session of the intervention process, allowing the counselor to develop both the skill and confidence to work with young people and their families.

Participants receive evaluation and bio-psycho-social assessments and all other materials needed for successful intervention with adolescents and their families !!!

 

MFT & LCSW CEUs: 7 CE hours
(Meets BBS chemical dependency requirement)
Provider #3934

CAADAC Credits: 7 AD hours available.
CADCEP approved provider #5-93-062-0607

 

*No refunds after June 15, 2007., unless previously notified of cancellation.




The Training Agenda

8:00 AM
Registration and Coffee

 

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
(Lunch on your own)

Understanding the Differences
Between Adult and Adolescent:

Brain & Emotional Development
Chemical Use Patterns
Denial
Progression of Addiction

Facilitating Intervention with Teens & Young Adults:
How to Decrease Denial and Increase Motivation for Sobriety

 

Ten Essential Fundamentals
of Adolescent & Young Adult Outpatient Substance Use Treatment

 

 

Identifying and Intervening on Enabling by:
Parents/Guardians
School Staff
Law Enforcement/Probation
Counselors and Coaches
Health Care Providers

Working with family members to educate and support them in their role in the intervention and recovery process