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Home Study CEU Course Descriptions - Page 1
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13 Hours
Goal:
To expand the participant's thinking to support the idea of
treating the disease of addiction vs. specific addictive
disorders.
To incorporate principals that validate the impact of family
of origin pathological behavior on the addict today.
To focus on specific recovery strategies.
Objective:
The counselor will be able to discuss the rational for treating
the disease of addiction.
The participant will be able to describe 5 specific
non-resourceful behaviors or roles some members of dysfunctional
families get stuck in prior to treatment.
The participant will be able to describe 3 treatment
strategies for dealing with addiction and codependency.
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10 Hours
Goal:
To demonstrate the usefulness of Genograms as an effective
assessment, treatment and ongoing treatment planning tool for
working with family of origin issues in recovery.
Objective:
The student will be able to identify multi-generational family
issues i.e.; addiction, abuse, moves, deaths, traumas, illness
etc. and be better prepared to make more accurate short and long
range treatment and after care plans.
The student will be able to discuss the connection between
today's behavior and behavior carried down for generations.
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3 Hours
Goal:
To define compulsive gambling behaviors, assessment tools,
family of origin issues & treatment strategies.
Objective:
The student will be able to describe the difference between
compulsive gambling and problem gambling behaviors.
The student will be able to discuss the South Oaks Gambling
Screen.
The student will be able to examine the influence of family
traits and behaviors in creating an effective treatment and
after care plan.
The student will be able to distinguish between cognitive
therapies and a 12 step approach to treatment.
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10 Hours / 3 Hours
Goal:
To assist counselors in learning a step by step approach to help
clients successfully release the pain they have attached to past
painful incomplete relationships. Relationships can include but
are not limited to: onset of and recovery from addictive
behaviors and lifestyles, going to and being released from jail,
war, incest/abuse issues, trauma, death, unresolved childhood
issues.
Objective:
Students will be able to discuss a 6 step process aid clients in
effectively releasing the pain of their past.
Participants will be able to define grief to include losses
other than death.
Participants will be able to explain the use of time line
therapy in this process.
Participants will be able to discuss how the many myths
people are taught about not feeling their feelings of loss
interrupt their healing.
- Michael Yeager has created a 60 hour Professional Certification Training
Program for working with this population. It incorporates
western and eastern approaches to healing. Contemporary Teaching will come to your
location with this training if you have 20 participants. Call
for further information 800-365-5950.
C4 is a 10 hour course, and C4a is a 3 hour shorter
version of the same course.
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12 Hours
A MUST for any counselor working with women.
Goal:
To assist counselor in identifying and treating the victims
(usually women) of this wide spread and mostly unresolved type
of sexual abuse.
To address the laws that protect the victim and
the perpetrator and focus on problems experienced by the victim
in the workplace, at home and in society.
To expose the impact
of the wrongful use of power and control.
Objective:
The student will be able to discuss the psychological impact of
this type of abuse.
The participant will be able to site specific legal actions
available for the client.
The counselor will be able to discuss 3 treatment strategies
useful in healing from this abuse.
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