Cannabis webinar 2 CEs ($35)
This is a two hour long, beginning to intermediate level, recorded webinar created in March, 2020, for social work and other clinical professionals, and presented by R. Campbell, LCSW, Ph.D., and R. Coleman, LMSW . It was updated in 2022 with current comparison data that reveals trends of legalization vs non-legalization of marijuana in the US states. Campbell and Coleman discuss the latest information on marijuana use, in terms of: health, economic issues, criminal justice and treatment. Participants will be able to: more . . .
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE application submitted March, 2022
Essential Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Substance Use Disorders 2.25 CEs ($35)
This is a self-paced 2.25 hour recorded audio/video-based online presentation, last updated in 2022 with updated substance use disorder statistics and the addition of information on nicotine use, and the neurobiological basis of addictions. Text and narration are available. It demonstrates how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is used with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs). Roleplays by BPTI staff demonstrate CBT skills used in client treatment. CBT is a collaborative (client and therapist) method based on social learning theory. Participants will be able to: . . .more
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE approval #2813
Essential Motivational Interviewing for Substance Use Disorders– 2 CEs ($35)
This is a self-paced 2 hour recorded audio/video-based online presentation, last updated in 2022 with updated substance use disorder statistics. Text and narration are available. It informs social workers and other clinicians about the use of Motivational Interviewing (MI) with substance use disorders. Roleplays by BPTI staff , with Tina Iler, LCSWR as clinical instructor, demonstrate MI skills used in client treatment. Participants will be able to: more . . .
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE approval #2814
Motivational Interviewing: Introduction to the Basics webinar – 2 CEs ($35)
Recorded webinar presented by Tina Iler, LCSWR, BPTI SWCE Consultant for US/Canada
This two-hour beginner level recorded webinar for social work and other clinical professionals, created in December, 2021, introduces the fundamentals of Motivational Interviewing (MI), a collaborative client centered approach that strengthens a person’s own motivation and commitment to change. Participants will learn to. . . .more
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE application submitted March, 2022
*Motivational Interviewing Tune up: Change Talk webinar 1.5 CEs ($26.50)
Recorded webinar presented by Tina Iler, LCSWR, BPTI SWCE Consultant for US/Canada
This 1.5 hour long beginning to intermediate level recorded webinar. created in March, 2019 for social work and other clinical professionals offers a closer look at Change Talk. It has been updated in 2022 with a reading list and new references. Participants will learn to . . . .more
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE approval #2820
*Motivational Interviewing Tune up: Effective Engagement webinar – 1.5 CEs ($26.50)
Recorded webinar presented by Tina Iler, LCSWR BPTI SWCE Consultant for US/Canada
This 1.5 hour long beginning to intermediate level recorded webinar, created in October, 2018 for social work and other clinical professionals has been updated in 2022 with a reading list and new references. It identifies and explores engagement skills as a vital component in the establishment of a collaborative and trusting working relationship with clients. Participants will . . .more. . .
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE approval #2819
Essential Co-Occurring Disorders for Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment – 2 CEs ($35)
This is a self-paced 2 hour recorded audio/video-based online presentation, last updated in 2020 with 3 new clinical videos and new information about substance use disorders. It demonstrates treatment strategies useful for Co-occurring Disorders. The term “Co-Occurring Disorders” describes the simultaneous existence of a Mental Health (MH) Disorder and a Substance Use Disorder (SUD), more complicated to diagnose and treat than either Mental Health or Substance Use Disorders alone. Roleplays by BPTI staff, with Tina Iler, LCSWR as clinical instructor, demonstrate skills used in treatment for dually-diagnosed clients. Participants will be able to: more . .
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE approval #2815
Screenings, Brief Interventions, Referrals to Treatment and Beyond! webinar – 2 CEs ($35)
This 2 hour long beginning to intermediate level recorded webinar for social work and other clinical professionals covers Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Disorder prevention interventions. Ruth Campbell, LCSW, Ph.D. and Richard Coleman, LMSW discuss screenings and brief interventions which can be made quickly to counter and improve SUD and MH symptoms. Additionally, they discuss how to decide when and whom to refer to further treatment. The latest information on prevalence of SUDs and MH disorders is the basis for this 2 hour webinar. Participants will be able to : . .. more
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE application submitted March, 2022
Couples Dynamics and Recovery webinar – 2 CEs ($35)
Recorded webinar presented by Afua Forson, MD, LMFT
In this two-hour long intermediate to advanced level, recorded webinar created in December, 2021, for social work and other clinical professionals, Dr. Forson outlines the neurobiological underpinnings of couples’ dynamics and relates it to recovery and addiction. She focuses her discussion on case examples, and ion to those couples who may have a substance use disorder problem, describing 3 typical cases of couples in various stages of recovery and discussing effective interventions. Participants will be able to: more. . .
NYSED approved for SWers, LMHCs, OASAS approved for CASACs, ASWB ACE application submitted March, 2022