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Treatments aiming to reduce cannabis use in regular users have focused on psychosocial and psychological interventions such as cognitive–behavioural therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), contingency management, and voucher incentives for...  Read More

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In this SAMHSA Recovery-To-Practice webinar, Sebi Fishta, M.S.; Anita Jackson, M.A., LBSW; and Denae Ramos-Pachuki discuss integrating community resources into the process of person-centered planning. This course is based on...  Read More

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In this SAMHSA Recovery-To-Practice webinar, Paul Grant, Ph.D. and Ellen Inverso Psy.D. discuss eliciting an individual’s hopes and dreams for motivating and energizing recovery via Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy. This course...  Read More

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In this SAMSHA Recovery to Practice webinar, Mary Jansen, Ph.D. explores evidence-based, promising, and supporting practices as well as ways to integrate these approaches into current services. This course is...  Read More

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People are most likely to begin abusing drugs, including tobacco, alcohol, and illegal and prescription drugs during adolescence and young adulthood. There are many reasons adolescents use these substances, including...  Read More

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In this SAMSHA Recovery to Practice webinar, Cynthia Moreno Touhy, BSW, NCACII explains the role of family and community in recovery, including recovery capital, family adaptations across stages of long-term...  Read More

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In this SAMHSA Recovery-To-Practice webinar, Bryan Bailey and Tom Joyce examine integrated recovery-oriented approaches in acute care and emergency settings for people in crisis related to mentalhealth disorders and/or substance...  Read More

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Addiction prevention is a major public health problem, particularly concerning young people. Despite the consensus that primary prevention is essential, the evaluation of its impact is questioned. The objective of...  Read More

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The concept of compulsion, in which addictive behavior is not a voluntary behavior, is central to the neurobiological theories that have become popular as disease theory of addiction are ubiquitous...  Read More

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In this SAMHSA webinar, Lauren Spiro, M.A. introduces recovery to practice. She describes the historical roots of behavioral health recovery and offers basic recovery-oriented values and principles. This course is...  Read More

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In this SAMSHA webinar, Lauren Spiro, MA and Rita Cronise, MS discuss tools and processes for engaging in genuine person-centered practice, including collaboration within teams and organizations. This course is...  Read More

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Case management is a client-centered approach to improve the coordination and continuity of service delivery, especially for persons with substance use disorders (SUD) and multiple and complex support needs. This...  Read More

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Normative thinking about addiction has traditionally been divided between, on the one hand, a medical model which sees addiction as a disease characterized by compulsive and relapsing drug use over...  Read More

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Findings show unequivocally that providing comprehensive drug abuse treatment to criminal offenders works, reducing both drug abuse and criminal recidivism. The substantial prison population in the United States is attributable...  Read More

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In part 1 chapter 2, you will meet several counselors who provide technology-assisted care (TAC) to clients who have mental or substance use disorders in various settings, Each vignette begins...  Read More

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Digital media and resources, such as email, smartphone/tablet ap­plications (apps), online forums, Web sites, DVDs, CD-ROMs, blogs, computer software, online social networks, telephone and tele-video communication, and mobile devices are...  Read More

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To change health-related public norms and behaviors, public health organizations often partner with communication scientists. Health-related behavior is influenced by a range of structural, social, and psychological factors, which include...  Read More

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Misuse of prescription opioids, CNS depressants, and stimulants is a serious public health problem in the United States. Although most people take prescription medications responsibly, in 2017, an estimated 18...  Read More

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The legalization of marijuana in some areas has led to a shift in the perception of its harmfulness. In this webinar, viewers will receive valuable information and resources to help...  Read More

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This webinar discusses how the brain disease model came into being and proposes an alternate theory of addiction. In this riveting and provocative talk, neuroscientist and former addict Marc Lewis...  Read More

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