On-Demand Online Courses
On-demand online courses are self-paced, static courses that can be completed at any time through our asynchronous online learning platform. CCSME members (including staff at member organizations) can access these courses for free using their member coupon code at checkout.
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On Demand | Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships in Behavioral Health: Ethical and Risk Management Challenges
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On Demand | Introduction to Psychosis-Informed Mental Health Care
Presenter: Rebecca Jaynes, LCPC | The Psychosis-Informed Care training is for anyone in the mental health field who would like to learn how to assess early psychosis in their practice and incorporate psychosis-informed care into other treatment models.
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On Demand | Models of Addiction
Trainer: Rosalie Genova, LCPC, CCS
What is addiction? This question has no one answer, but many. This training will explore various models of addiction, including their advantages and limitations, empowering clinicians to draw from models most aligned with clients’ interests.
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On Demand | Moral Injury in Behavioral Healthcare: Ethics in the Big Picture
Trainer: Rosalie Genova, LCPC, CCS
Learn what the psychosocial phenomenon of moral injury is, and how you may encounter and address it as a behavioral health professional.
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On Demand | Quality Improvement Models
Trainer: Eric Haram, LADC The recent May 2024 ASAM White Paper recommended “(p)rograms should consider applying an evidence-based framework for process improvement such as the RE-AIM framework or the NIATx model.” In this webinar, Eric Haram, LADC will examine both models and how they can be used to support evidence based SUD practices and expand MOUD. This webinar will also highlight Maine programs that have used these change management frameworks effectively.
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On Demand | Self-care as an Ethical Practice
Self-care is important to help counselors maintain their personal wellness to be able to practice to the full standards of their field. In this course, you will learn about how engaging in self-care can be a strategy to maintain strong ethical practices as a counselor
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On Demand | Storytelling 101 for Behavioral Health and Recovery
This course will introduce participants to the art and science of storytelling, with a focus on crafting and sharing narratives to uplift people addressing mental health challenges and use disorders.
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On Demand | Welcoming, Integrated Services for People with Co-occurring Disorders
Trainer: Kenneth Minkoff, MD. This presentation describes how to design systems and services based on the expectation that individuals and families will have co-occurring MH, SUD, health conditions, trauma, and other complex needs, so that all programs are “co-occurring programs” and all people providing services – including psychopharmacology practitioners – are “co-occurring helpers.” The presentation describes the six evidence-based principles of intervention for integrated service delivery and illustrates how any individual or team can begin to apply these principles and interventions in their own program in order to have more success – and more fun – working with the people with complex challenges who need our help the most.
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On Demand | Working with Refugees and Immigrants: A Primer for Mental Health Practitioners
Trainer: Krista Hall, LCSW. This training will focus on working with immigrants, specifically refugees, asylum-seekers and asylees. The training will discuss why and how these individuals come to the United States and will outline immigration categories and processes. We will also look at perceptions of mental health in multicultural populations, and offer suggestions for best practices in engagement and diagnostics.