What You’ll Discover in Hayden Center The Meth Epidemic What Every Clinician Needs to Know
- Faculty:
- Hayden Center
- Duration:
- 2 Hours 48 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and video
- Copyright:
- July 26, 2019
Description
Methamphetamine is dangerously addictive and can cause death. It’s literally a substance so volatile it puts holes in the human brain.
But it does harm more than half of those who are affected.-Millions of Americans are addicted to meth each week. Children are exposed and families are neglected. The prison system is overcrowded. It’s everyone’s problem.
This sinister epidemic spread quickly into our communities. to Prepare to Problems related to to methamphetamine and other stimulant drug use in your clients’ who use and in your clients’ who have a drug user in their lives!
Whether you’re an addictions professional, social worker, counselor, psychologist or nurse, this recording will give you the critical information you need to:
- Understanding the impact of co-Treatment outcomes for meth addiction-related disorders
- Clients who are dependent on methamphetamine use more effectively
- Prepare for the future and next steps in dealing to the meth epidemic
Be sure to be a part of the solution to One of the most dangerous epidemics currently facing our communities!
Handouts
| Manual The Meth Epidemic (3.7 MB) | 56 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
OVERVIEW OF METHAMPHETAMINE
- Methamphetamine use is a common problem
- How is meth produced
- The typical cycle of dependence
THE BRAIN’S IMPACT ON METHAMPHETAMINE USE DISORDER
- Brain centers – the relationship between brain centers
- The The pleasure factor and the addicted mind
- Differentialities from other substance abuse disorders
- How chronic meth addiction changes the brain
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC APPROACHES FOR TREATING METHAMPHETAMINE-USE DISORDER
- Questions and signs of meth abuse disorder to Ask
- CBT – recent studies
- Motivational Interviewing & Motivational Enhancement Therapy
- Contingency management
- The Matrix Model
- 12-Step counselling
- Family counseling
- Adjunct approaches – including smart phone daily prompts
- Modifying and assessing treatment to ensure effectiveness
- Research limitations and potential risks associated with psychotherapeutic methods
IDENTIFY and TREAT CO-OCCURRING DIABLOMS WHEN METH IS INVOLVED
- The Co-impact-Treating disorders that are not listed here can have a significant impact on the treatment outcome.
- Primary disorders vs. substance-Induced co-occurring disorders
- Screening methods and tools
- Questions to Ask
- Recording results
- Safety concerns
- Trauma history
- Validity in co-Research on treatment
- Co-employment: Risks-There are many treatment options available
MEDICATION ASSISTED TRAITMENT (MAT).
- Current trials of medication
- Research limitations and treatment risks
ROUTES TO PREVENTION – SETTING THE STAGE for FUTURE SUCCESS
- Community-level approaches to Preventing meth use
- Prevention strategies at the individual level
- Relapse techniquesÂ
Faculty
Hayden Center, PHD, LPC Similar seminars and products 4
Hayden Center, PhD, LPCDr. has been treating families and individuals with substance abuse disorders including opioid use disorder for more than 25 years in a private setting. Dr. Center Recently, served as an evaluator Center for Substance Abuse Prevention’s (CSAP) Southeast Center Application of Prevention Technologies (SECAPT), and Border Center Application of Prevention Technologies (BCAPT).
Dr. Center As a consultant to the Alabama Governor’s Office of Drug Abuse Policy for 10 years and has worked with numerous state and local agencies in the state of Alabama.Â
He has given over 200 trainings in the areas of science-Co-based prevention, evaluation, risk, and protective factors-These disorders can also include mental health issues and substance abuse problems. His current interests are in providing technical assistance and training. to Increase the effectiveness and usage of evidence-Based treatments and approachesÂ
Additionally to His private practice, Dr. Center He has been teaching in universities for more than 28 years. He is a graduate teacher.-Auburn University in Montgomery, Alabama, offers level courses in Theories of Psychotherapy. Auburn University, Montgomery, Alabama was where he earned his PhD in counselor education as well as his Master of Science degree in psychology.Â
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Hayden Center Maintains a private business. PESI, Inc. provides him with a speaking honorarium.
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