Units: This is an 8 unit training Cost: $56.00 Written by: Rachel Werner MFT #37494
Learning Objectives:
Describe the consequences of drinking in terms of ability to drive, interactions with medicines, interpersonal problems, alcohol-related birth defects, and long-term health problems.
List signs and symptoms of alcohol use and intoxication, and withdrawal.
Compare and contrast the impact of gender in the prevalence, cause and effects of alcohol abuse.
Describe how alcohol affects women differently than men physiologically and psychologically.
List the three criteria that define fetal alcohol syndrome.
Formulate a recommendation for pregnant women on the use of alcohol during pregnancy.
List signs and symptoms of drug abuse and withdrawal.
Compare and contrast the impact of gender in the prevalence, cause and effects of drug abuse
The Following topics will be discussed in this training:
What is alcoholism?
Medications for alcoholism
Alcohol Fact's
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism At A Glance
Alcohol Dependency
Drinking while Pregnant
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Therapeutic approaches
Alcohol Effects on a Fetus
What is the range of alcohol effects?
How much alcohol is safe to drink during pregnancy?
When are alcohol effects on a fetus diagnosed?
Can alcohol effects on a fetus be prevented?
What is the treatment for my child with alcohol effects?
Key aspects of a motivational counseling approach
Motivational Counseling: Skills and Techniques
Followback
Case Management
Multidisciplinary Team
Negotiating treatment alternatives
Role Playing examples
Group therapy (guidelines)
Adolescents & Alcohol-Other-Drug Issues
Stages of Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Stage 1: Experimentation
Stage 2: Recreational and Social Use
Stage 3: Seeking
Stage 4: Harmfully Involved
Stage 5: Dependent/Addicted
Critical components of a good drug and alcohol prevention program