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Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals/40 Hour CDCA Training
This series
is designed to meet the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professional Board
requirement for training. Attend the
entire series or pick and choose what you need. It will cover a variety of topics that
impact the field of addiction from: history of substance abuse treatment up
to and including counseling/engagement strategies for people struggling
with addictions.
Facilitators
include: Sheri McCullah Casbeer, PCC-S, LICDC, Bill Koshover, LICDC, Nan
Franks, LPC, LICDC, Mike Henson, LICDC, Joe Weiler, LISW,
February
2nd
8:30AM – 5:00PM
Professionalism/6.0
Hours
Total: 7.0 Hours
& Assessment/Evaluation/
1. Hour
February
3rd
9:00AM-
4:30PM Assessment/2.0 Hours
Total:
6.0 Hours Service Coordination/4.0 Hours
February
9th Addiction Knowledge/5.0 Hours
8:30AM
– 5:00PM Treatment Knowledge/2.0 Hours
Total:
7.0 Hours
February
10th Treatment Knowledge/7.0 Hours
8:30AM – 5:00PM
Total:
7.0 Hours
February 16th Addiction Counseling I/7.0 Hours
8:30AM
– 5:00PM
Total:
7.0 Hours
February 17th Addiction Counseling II/6.0 Hours
9:00AM
– 4:30PM
Total:
6.0 Hours
RCH/CEU’s:
40.0
Fee:
$400
The Alcoholism
Council has kept training fees at $10 per rch/ceu for over 10 years. We believe that the cost for professional
education cannot be an obstacle for anyone that needs and wants excellent
training. In some cases we can
provide payment plans if necessary.
Please speak with Janice Rhoden at 513.281.7880, ext. 131 or jrhoden@alcoholismcouncil.org
regarding payment options. The Alcoholism Council accepts VISA/MASTERCARD.
The Fundamentals of Supervision
This
training focuses on the challenges that you face day to day as a supervisor
and leader. Supervisors wear many
hats; this training will promote understanding of clinical vs.
administrative supervision. We will
discuss our values, knowledge, and skills as they relate to supervision.
March
2, 2012 12:30PM- 3:45PM Fee: $30
Facilitators:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, LICDC, PCC-S & Joseph
Weiler, LISW
Strategies for Addressing
Cognitive Impairments in the Treatment Setting
This
training will discuss characteristics of people with cognitive disorders
and how they many present in treatment.
Specific intervention strategies will be discussed to assist people
with developmental delays to be successful in treatment and recovery.
April
11, 2012 1:00PM-4:15PM Fee: $30
Facilitators:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, LICDC, PCC-S
Treatment Strategies for LGBTQ
Population
Members
of sexual minorities have special needs that must be addressed in order to
provide effective treatment for their addictions as well as co-occurring
psychological and behavioral problems.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons may experience a
delay in diagnosis of addiction and consequently experience untreated
mental health issues may complicate primary addiction treatment and
undermine ongoing recovery in these populations. This training will review accessibility
issues for the LGBT populations, their clinical presentation, and special
issues affecting addiction, its treatment, and recovery.
May 16,
2012 Wednesday 9:00AM – 4:30PM Fee: $60
Facilitators:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, LICDC, PCC-S
Mindfulness as a Basis for
Substance Abuse Treatment
An
experiential workshop that will focus on mindfulness techniques as a
treatment strategy. Specific examples of how integrate mindfulness
practices into relapse prevention, stress management and other common
substance abuse treatment issues.
June
11, 2012, Monday 9:00AM-
12:15PM Fee: $30
Facilitators:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, LICDC, PCC-S
Brenda
Smith, CDCA
The Fundamentals of Prevention
Services
This workshop offers you the opportunity to learn the
basics of substance abuse prevention. This training is intended to provide
a history of prevention services, basic language and best
practices/principles of the field. Specific topics will include Prevention
and Public Health Model, Risk and Protective Factors, Asset Development,
Prevention Strategies and Individual and Environmental Change.
July
2012 date to be announced 3.0
hours Fee: $30
Facilitator:
Cameron Foster, CDCA
Ethics in Substance Abuse
Treatment
This training is
designed to prepare/remind people for handling confidential and sensitive
information. We will explore
protocols used to protect client information and the importance of handling
such information respectfully. Through case examples and role-play, we will
discuss disclosing information without authorization, as well as other issues related to client information.
August
2012 Monday 13th
9:AM-12:15PM or Thursday 16th 3:00PM-6:15PM
3.0 hours Fee: $30
Facilitators:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, PCC-S, LICDC & Jeff Stokoe, COO
Engaging Clients in Treatment
Planning
An experiential training that will develop your skills with
engaging clients in the process of treatment planning. As well, as develop your ability to write
effective treatment plans. We will
also explore standards that govern treatment plans and other documentation
that support a client’s progress.
October
15, 2012 Monday 1:00PM-4:15PM 3 hours
Fee: $30
Facilitator:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, PCC-S, LICDC
Supervision & Evaluation
This
workshop will address the role of the supervisor and the elements of a
supervision plan to effectively assist supervisees with their own growth
and professional development. With practical tips and techniques
to handle conflict, evaluate performance and effectively communicate with
others you supervise.
November
2, 2012 Friday 12:30PM-3:45PM 3 hours
Fee: $30
Facilitators:
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, LICDC, PCC-S & Joseph
Weiler, LISW
The Alcoholism Council of the Cincinnati
Area, NCADD is approved as a provider from the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professional
Board for prevention professionals and chemical dependency counselors.
(04-1113-4PVN) and the Ohio
Counselor, Social Worker & Family Therapist Board (RSX079010)
(RCX129007).
You can register for any class online or by phone at
513.281.7880, ext. 131 with Janice Rhoden.
Future Trainings:
·
Not a Single Drop: Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome
·
Poverty & Addiction
·
Biology of Addiction (September
2012)
·
40 Hour Diagnostic Training (October 2012)
·
Documentation (December 2012)
·
Family Intervention
Keep checking back we are always adding new
opportunities!
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