Date: Friday, November 9
Time: 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m
Presenter: Mr. Ray Isackila, LPCC, LICDC. Assistant Administrator Director, Addiction Recovery Services, University Hospitals of Cleveland.
Fee: $116
Location: MSASS
This client-centered approach acknowledges that clients are capable of changing harmful behaviors such as substance abuse, non-compliance with psychiatric care, etc. The therapist seeks to draw upon the client’s own resources in order to move towards healthy changes that are self-motivated. Motivational Interviewing is especially effective with resistant clients. The participant will learn the concepts of Motivational Enhancement Therapy and the Solution Focused approach to working with clients who are resisting change.
Treating clients with co-morbid disorders (substance abuse and other mental health disorders) will be stressed during the workshop. The overlap of mood disorders and addiction will be covered as well as current data regarding prevalence and innovative approaches to counseling of the dually-diagnosed client.
The Continuing Education Program of the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences is pleased to bring you 33 workshops for the Fall 2007 Series. We believe these workshops that have been planned will prepare you for meeting the multiple needs of the individual, organizational and community clients that you are serving. We welcome your suggestions for future workshop topics or presenters that you would like to see us feature in future continuing education workshops, and thank you for your continued support of the program.
More information:
Continuing Education Website