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DSM-5 Co-Occurring Disorder Differential Diagnosis in Addiction Counseling (Two Consecutive Wednesdays, 9:00am-1:00pm) - Onsite Classes Temporarily Deferred


Course Description

An examination of the major psychiatric disorders commonly copresenting with substance-related and addictive disorders (Core Functions: Screening, Intake, Assessment, Treatment Planning, Counseling, Case Management, Referral, Consultation with Other Professionals)

Learning Objectives

1. Retain a general understanding of major psychiatric disorders other than substance-related and addictive disorders, their presentation and treatment.

2. Describe typical presentations of mood, anxiety, personality, psychotic and executive-function disorders.

3. Describe basic treatment strategies for these patients, including medications.

Earlier Event: August 8
Integrated Psychiatric Treatment for People with Addictive Disorders - Onsite Classes Temporarily Deferred
Later Event: August 26
Practicum on Addiction Counseling as a Performance Art: Recognizing Specific Mental Disorders - Onsite Classes Temporarily Deferred