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Co-Occurring Disorders
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Contingency Management: Principles and Practice
Contingency Management: Principles & Practice is designed for healthcare professionals dedicated to enhancing their therapeutic approaches in treating substance use disorders. This course provides an in-depth exploration of CM, an evidence-based method that utilizes positive reinforcements to foster desirable patient behaviors. Through detailed modules, participants will gain a robust understanding of the theoretical foundations of CM, its practical application in diverse settings, its proven effectiveness across various demographics, and the complexities of its implementation within legal and financial contexts.
By the end of this course, participants will master the principles of Contingency Management, including its neurobiological underpinnings and the mechanics of operant conditioning. They will learn to assess CM’s adaptability and efficacy across different populations, address common implementation challenges, and counter misconceptions. Additionally, participants will develop the skills to design, administer, and evaluate Voucher-Based Reinforcement Therapy programs, ensuring their success within community health centers. Furthermore, they will navigate the legal and funding frameworks necessary for CM programs, particularly in Colorado and the broader United States, ensuring compliance and ethical integrity in their operations. This course is ideal for healthcare professionals, therapists, and counselors, offering a flexible, self-paced learning environment that integrates seamlessly into their professional practice.
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Cost-Reporting: Capturing What's Important for Your Business and for Your Patients
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Culture & Behavioral Health
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Diagnostic Over Shadowing
This course for behavioral health providers offers a deep dive into the unique needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), focusing on mitigating diagnostic overshadowing. Central to the course is an examination of diagnostic overshadowing; participants will explore its definition and multifaceted concerns. Participants will learn about the complexities that hinder accurate diagnoses and tailored interventions, such as gatekeeping tendencies and barriers to accessing healthcare. By exploring co-occurring diagnoses, we will analyze essential definitions and considerations that are crucial for accurate assessment and intervention planning, laying the groundwork for nuanced care provision.
Delving into assessment considerations will equip you with practical strategies for navigating the complex diagnostic landscape for individuals with I/DD. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of I/DD care, reduce diagnostic overshadowing, and provide holistic, culturally sensitive support to individuals with I/DD, ultimately enhancing your capacity to deliver effective, person-centered care.
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Digital Technology Tools: Considerations for Achieving the Colorado "North Stars"
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Don't Go At It Alone - The Benefits of An Effective Team in Serving Persons with Complex Needs
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Empowerment through Engagement: Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
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Enhancing Mental Health Support for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD)
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