Psychology and Therapy of Addictions Certificate – Elmira Strange

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Psychology and Therapy of Addictions Certificate

Working with alcohol and drugs addictions, professional substance misuse and rehabilitation helper, recovery & abuse

This course ‘Psychology & Therapy of Addictions Certificate’ is for you if you are a person who is genuinely like to help others and particularly interested in working with people with addictions.

This course includes:

• Counselling and therapy for people with addictions
• Alcoholic parents and their children
• How to become a ‘substance misuse worker’
• Treatments for drug addiction
• Co-dependency and relapse
• and much more!

Easy-to-follow lessons, 3-5 min each. You can take them on the way to work on your smartphone or listen to them at home in your spare time.

Receive Udemy certificate of completion and start working with people who want to recover from addiction. Help them to transform their living!

Work from home, as self-employed, or start your professional career with this course: your new career starts here.

Course Curriculum

About

• Introduction: About instructor & the course (2:18)

Theories of Addiction

• The Moral Model (5:38)
• The Psychological Model (6:38)
• The Medical / Disease Model (9:11)
• The Socio-Cultural Model (5:05)

Addiction Treatments

• Pharmacotherapy (3:20)
• The Minnesota Model (4:21)
• Counselling and Therapy (6:58)
• Harm Reduction Model (4:48)
• Treatments in Practice (5:10)t

Addiction in Society

• Drug policies, Legislation and Decriminalisation (8:31)
• Community change, Outreach, Harm Reduction or Abstinence (6:22)
• Alcohol and Drug education (5:43)t
• Alcohol- and drug related issues in the workplace (4:55)

Addiction in Families

• Codependency, Children of alcoholic families, parenting styles, family factors (8:04)
• Relapse for families, ‘letting go’, dependent attitudes and dependent behaviours (4:47)
• Al-Anon (4:48)
• The Intervention Approach (4:49)

Working with Addiction

• Why be a ‘helper’ (2:52)
• ‘Helper’ qualities and attitudes (3:35)
• The art of ‘accepting’ (3:46)
• Counselling / ‘helping’ skills (4:28)