Opioid Use Disorder: What Every Clinician Needs to Know About One of the Most Dangerous and Lethal Drug Epidemics in American History
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Faculty:
Hayden Center, PHD, LPC
Duration:
3 Hours
Format:
Audio and video
Copyright:
Nov 15, 2021
Product Code:
POS058425
Media Format:
Internet-based seminar
A national disaster…the biggest drug issue in American history. The awful news concerning opioid addiction continues to make headlines.
However, you already know what lies underneath the headlines. People. People who have had their life flipped upside down. Job loss and incarceration Families have been broken apart. Bereaved families and premature deaths People like you and me who have been given a highly addictive medicine to manage chronic pain or after undergoing a minor medical procedure and have found themselves in a lethal free fall that has devastated their lives. People that walk through your door look to you for help.
Opioid addiction, on the other hand, is not the same as other forms of addiction. Drug-induced brain change and physical dependence, along with a chemical that dangerously reduces breathing and heart rate, have resulted in a fatal epidemic of historic proportions. In addition, many persons with opioid use disorders have at least one co-occurring mental health problem that must be treated in order to achieve and sustain recovery.
One-size-fits-all addiction therapy will not suffice. Attend this workshop to learn more about:
The different hazards of opioid abuse’s neurology
There are warning signs that pain management has become an addiction.
Personalized ways to addressing the obstacles of opioid use disorder therapy
Psychotherapy approaches based on evidence-based methodologies
Screening and treatment tools for co-occurring disorders
Information about combining Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) with psychotherapy.
Watch this critical one-day workshop to learn how to end your clients’ suffering and bring them hope and healing!
For over 25 years, Hayden Center, PhD, LPC has been treating persons and families suffering from drug addiction difficulties, including opioid use disorder, in a private office setting. Dr. Center was most recently an evaluator for the CSAP’s Southeast Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies (SECAPT) and Border Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies (BCAPT) (BCAPT).
Dr. Center served as a consultant for the Alabama Governor’s Office of Drug Abuse Policy for eleven years and has worked with other state and local agencies in Alabama.
He has presented over 200 trainings on science-based prevention, evaluation, risk and protective factors, co-occurring illnesses, and other mental health and substance misuse issues. His current interests include providing training and technical assistance to increase the use and effectiveness of evidence-based treatments and approaches.
Dr. Center has been lecturing at institutions and running his own business for over 28 years. He teaches graduate-level courses in Theories of Psychotherapy, Advanced Objective Testing, Psychopharmacology, and undergraduate psychology at Auburn University in Montgomery, Alabama. He earned his PhD in counselor education and his Master of Science in psychology from Auburn University in Montgomery, Alabama.
Speakers’ Disclosures:
Hayden Center is self-sufficient financially. PESI, Inc. pays him a speaking fee. He has no meaningful financial ties to ineligible organisations.
Non-financial: The Hayden Center has no relevant non-financial ties to disclose.
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