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This specialty certificate track is designed around the Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist requirements of the Florida Certification Board and based on the objectives set forth by the Association for the Treatment of Tobacco Use and Dependence (ATTUD). If your state requires additional subject matter or hours, please submit a support ticket to support@allceus.com and we will gladly add what you need.
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Health Education: 3 hours
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Assessment and Referral: 3 hours
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Treatment Planning and Counseling: 16 hours
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Professional Responsibility: 6 hours
- Electives: 12 hours
$99.00 for 120 days-
Objectives:
- Identify the components of ACT
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Explore how ACT differs from other approaches to trauma treatment
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Learn some techniques that can help people live a rich and meaningful life
- Explore the problem of experiential avoidance and trauma
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Learn to develop creative hopelessness
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Help clients use self-as-context for commitment toward valued living
$12.00 for 90 daysObjectives
Addiction and mental health professionals will improve their understanding of:
- American Indian and Alaska Native behavioral health.
- The importance of cultural awareness, cultural identity, and culture-specific knowledge when working with clients from diverse American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
- The role of native culture in health beliefs, help-seeking behavior, and healing practices.
- Prevention and treatment interventions based on culturally adapted, evidence-based best practices.
- Methods for achieving program-level cultural responsiveness, such as incorporating American Indian and Alaska Native beliefs and heritage in program design, environment, and staff development.
$18.00 for 90 days- Objectives
- Define social justice
- Explore the goals of social justice education to include
- Identity
- Diversity
- Justice
- Action
$9.00 for 90 days - Objectives:
- The Basics of DBT
- The B in DBT: What You Need to Know About Behavior
- Mindfulness
- Reducing Emotional Reactivity
- Distress Tolerance Skills
- What Clients Need to Know About Emotions
- Helping Clients Become More Effective In Relationships
- Review the basic principles of mindfulness
- Identify the function of mindfulness
- Differentiate mindfulness from meditation
- Explore a variety of mindfulness techniques
- Explore the concept of relaxation
- Define interpersonal effectiveness
- Identify barriers to interpersonal effectiveness
- Examine the goals of interpersonal effectiveness
- Review techniques for improving interpersonal effectiveness
- Define dialectics
- Explore how dialectics can be used to help clients explore the concepts of reality and truth
- Identify ways in which dialectics can reduce emotional turmoil and distress
$24.00 for 90 days - Objectives
- The Potential Utility of Technology-Based Therapeutic Tools
- An Overview of Behavioral Health Technologies
- Emerging Technologies and Future Opportunities
- Integrating Technology Into Existing Services
- Legal and Ethical Issues To Consider
$12.00 for 90 days Objectives:
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Review research related to optimism and positivity in counseling
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Explore activities to enhance positive expectations
Based on Counselor Toolbox Episode 332, learn how to create learned optimism.
$6.00 for 90 days-
- Objectives
- Post Traumatic Stress and the development of gambling issues
- Issues related to the co-occurrence of food addiction and gambling diorder
- Explore financial interventions with problem gamblers
- Learn about triggers for problem gambling and related issues in the elderly
- Review the relationship between gambling and domestic violence
- Review the literature related to patients with alexthymia who also have gambling disorder.
- Identify issues and interventions related to treatment of persons with bipolar disorder and gambling problems
- Explore the public stigma of gambling issues
- Identify unique concerns, issues and recommendations for people with gambling issues who use internet gambling modalities.
$72.00 for 90 days Objectives:
- Review the literature related to diverse sexual practices and perception of pathology (including the DSM V)
- Explore the prevalence of sexual diversity
- Review issues experienced by people who are sexually diverse in public and with medical, spiritual and mental health practitioners
- Highlight why embracing diversity is imperative to providing trauma informed, culturally responsive care.
- Define kink in general
- Learn about the 5 stages of kink identity development
- Identify benefits of kink (empowerment, communication, self-exploration)
- The importance of consent
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Review the differences between abuse and kink
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Learn about bondage, discipline, sadistic and masochistic practices in general
- Personality traits of BDSM practitioners
- Understanding subspace
- The importance of aftercare
- Types of Dominant/submissive relationships dominant/submissive, master/slave, owner/pet, Daddy/little, Female Led Relationships
- Bedroom vs. Lifestyle relationships
- Define asexuality, polyamory and open relationships
- Learn about the prevalence of each
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Explore the research related to effects of the practice of each on mental health
Based in part on the Counselor Toolbox Podcast Series on Human Sexuality, Kink and Polyamory
$30.00 for 90 days- Objectives
- Identify the most common settings for co-occurring disorders treatment.
- Differentiate between the levels of treatment from intervention to residential level IV.
- Discuss data and information gathering methods.
- Identify specific characteristics of treatment in problem solving courts, jails.
$24.00 for 90 days