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2021 Applications of Motivational Interviewing in Behavioral Health Treatment
Course begins on March 11, 2021.
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a collaborative, person-centered counseling method for addressing the common problem of ambivalence about changing health risk behaviors. This four-week online course will explore the principles and applications of Motivational Interviewing in behavioral health services. -
2021 Wellness and Recovery Promotion in Behavioral Health Services
Course begins on April 29, 2021.
Your task, as a provider, is to keep consumers in the center of the conversation and support them in their efforts to actively engage in their own journey of recovery and wellness. This course will examine the principles of recovery-oriented care and some of the strengths based strategies you can employ to support consumers’ journeys. -
Assessing Risks and Mitigation When Prescribing Opioids
This course reviews strategies such as risk assessment tools and protocols when prescribing opioids that support patient/client safety and mitigate risk.
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Change Attitudes, Change Actions, and Champion Recovery
This course explores the impact of stigma on people in and seeking recovery from substance use disorder, and identifies concrete ways to adopt language and take actions to align with and support the development of recovery-oriented language, recovery-oriented care, and recovery capital in ourselves, our organizations, and our communities.
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Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT)
How to Help Family Members Affected by a Loved One’s Substance Use
This course discusses the main principles of CRAFT and some accessible resources for clinicians and patients alike. -
Co-Occurring Disorders: What you need to know & Prescribing tips
In this video course, Dr. Leah Bauer discusses evidence-based strategies to diagnose and treat co-occurring substance use and psychiatric disorders. This course is relevant for both providers and prescribers.
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Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance-Related Conditions and Disorders
This course provides fundamental knowledge about co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
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Virtual HOPE Conference: Revolutionizing Recovery, Embracing Individuality, Finding Community
Thursday Workshops thru March 4, 2020 | 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Virtual HOPE Conference: Revolutionizing Recovery, Embracing Individuality, Finding CommunityJoin us over Zoom Meetings at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8938611710 Workshops are FREE and Advance Registration is NOT Required
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Elevating Evidence-Based Responses to the Opioid Epidemic
This course will explore how stigma undermines evidence-based practice to address opioid use disorder, treatment and recovery. It will examine the factors that contribute to the opioid epidemic as well as what can be done to help communities move forward more effectively.
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Ethics in a Digital World
This brief, self-directed online course explores cutting-edge ethical issues arising out of practitioners’ and clients’ growing use of digital technology, electronic interventions and communications, and social media.
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Ethical Standards and Technology: What a-‘bot’-us?
This course will briefly review the history of digital ethics standards in counseling and will look at our relationships to technology. It will also explore the impact of post-human technological philosophy on our professional ethics, centering on the importance of remembering to ask, “What Does It Mean to Be a Person”?
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Gabapentinoids in Chronic Pain: Nuts, Bolts and Pearls
Review the utility of gabapentin and pregabalin for the treatment of pain, and compare and contrast the clinical use of these agents, with a focus on dosing, tolerability, monitoring, and patient education.
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Indigenous Culture: Foundations for Educators and Health Professionals
This foundations course will connect the origination of the Wabanaki people, their traditional belief system, and the impact of language on their world view. Experiences of living and passed Native people are shared.
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Introduction to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp)
Geared toward providers working with people who experience psychosis, participants in this course will learn about the spirit and structure of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis.
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Making Pain Management Less Painful
Non-Opioid Psychotropic Medications in the Treatment of Chronic Pain
This course reviews evidence-based non-opioid medications in the treatment of chronic pain, highlighting dosing and adjustment considerations, comparing and contrasting various medications, and providing an appropriate treatment regimen. -
Motivational Interviewing: What It Is and What It Is Not
This online primer provides an overview to the evidence-based clinical method of communication, Motivational Interviewing (MI). This course explores what defines MI and its underlying spirit, structure, and principles.
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Opioids and the Brain: What Can Go Wrong!
What happens to the brain when opioids are introduced? Where does the euphoria come from and why does it become something else over time? This brief, self-directed online course addresses these questions and more.
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Opioids: A Problem of Epidemic Proportions
This brief, self-directed online course describes the opioids taken in overdose, discusses the evolution of the opioid epidemic, reviews statistics, and discusses the presentation and management of opioid overdose.
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Pharmacists: Vital Members of the Healthcare Team
This brief, self-directed online course explores the contributions of the pharmacist and the supporting evidence and impact the pharmacist has on patient care.
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Polypharmacy, Opioids and Benzodiazepines
What is polypharmacy, and what are the impacts of polypharmacy on patient care and quality of life? This course will address this and review management strategies for polypharmacy, especially involving opioids and benzodiazepines.
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Primary Prevention and Building Resilience
This course provides an overview of the foundation science of substance use prevention.
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Rapid Access: The Addiction Resource Center 10-Year View
A retrospective review explores how a Maine substance treatment program was able to dramatically increase their access to addiction treatment through process improvement.
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Recovery Perspectives
In this web-based course, you will see people with their own experiences of recovery from co-occurring conditions discuss among themselves — and with service providers — the issues that are of most concern to them when they ask for help.
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Resources and Tips for Person-Centered Planning and Practice
Free Mini-Course (.25 contact hours) This brief course will provide basic information on what person-centered planning is and how you can begin to integrate it in your practice.
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Skill Development for Work in Residential Settings
Free Course: This course will give participants concrete, practical concepts to bring to their work in residential settings, including an overview of trauma and observable behaviors associated with trauma, the link between trauma, substance use and co-occurring disorders, and examples of positive communication skills to use with dysregulated clients.
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Toolkit for Residential Skill Development
This is a free toolkit for supervisors in residential settings to discuss with staff soft skills for working with clients. Topics include trauma, communication, boundaries and co-occurring disorders.
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Stigma, Drugs and Policy: How Language Drives Change
Stigma associated with substance use and addiction remains one of the biggest barriers to treatment. This course examines factors involved in stigma and discrimination, and offers evidence-based strategies on how to overcome them.
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Stimulant Use and Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
Learn the current data on stimulant use by patients on medication for opioid use disorder, what are the clinical concerns related to use of stimulants, and current evidence-based treatments for stimulant use.
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Stimulant Use Disorders: Epidemiology, Clinical Challenges, and Treatments
This course reviews clinical challenges presented by stimulant users and current protocols for addressing acute medical/psychiatric conditions. Evidence-based behavioral/psychosocial strategies along with pharmacotherapies currently considered promising will be covered.
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Strategies to decrease opioid prescribing and OUD in pregnant women
In this course, you will learn patterns of opioid prescribing in women, consequences of over-prescribing in women, and methods to prevent Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) in women, including during pregnancy.
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Treatment for Stimulant Use Disorder: Maximizing Evidence-Based Practice
Learn how to maximize the use of evidence-based practices for the treatment of stimulant use disorder, including discussion of contingency management, CBT, community reinforcement, motivational interviewing, and physical activity.
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The Emergency Department’s Role in Stemming the Tide of Opioid Misuse
The Emergency Department (ED) can be an entry point for treatment, a safety net, or in some cases, a place to obtain drugs. This brief, self-directed online course explores how the ED can be part of the solution.
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Transgender and Gender Expansive Adults: Foundations for Behavioral Health and Medical Tx
A refresher and foundation for affirming language, terminology, and best practices to use when working with Transgender and Gender Expansive individuals, with a focus on medical and behavioral health settings.
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Transgender and Gender Expansive Adults: Health Disparities and Support
This course provides an overview of the role and expectations for behavioral health clinicians with regard to treatment and social and medical transition planning for adults.
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Transgender and Gender Expansive Adults: Supportive Medical Treatment
Learn about the role of medical providers working with transgender and gender expansive adults to provide gender affirming medical treatment.
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2021.2.17 and 2021.2.24 | Getting to What Matters Using Person Centered Recovery Planning
2021.02.17 and 2021.02.24 | 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. | Amanda Saake, LMSW, CPRP, NYCPS-P (she/her/hers)
This skills-focused workshop will provide an overview of PCRP and will walk participants through the process of writing a person-centered recovery plan including: strengths, barriers, goals, SMART objectives, and interventions.
$25
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2021.3.24 | Transitioning to Effective Online Training 201
2021.03.24 | 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. | Mika Salas and Raymond Sanchez
Build the foundational skills necessary to host and facilitate any virtual meeting, training, and/or conference.
Pre-requisite: Must be a trainer to participate
Free
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2021.3.4 and 2021.3.5 | Trauma Informed Approaches in Clinical Settings (Advanced Course)
Trauma Informed Approaches in Clinical Settings | 2021.03.04 and 2021.03.05 | Rebecca Brown and Rebecca Hoffman-Frances
Focused on increasing skills in the application of trauma informed approaches
$30
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Treatment of Minors in Maine: Consent, Confidentiality and Control
This course will provide an overview of the basis for valid consent by a minor; providers’ ability to accept or decline a minor’s consent; a minor’s right to consent to treatment and to control confidentiality; exceptions to confidentiality; and managing parents’ expectation of access to their child’s PHI when the minor’s consent permitted treatment.
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2021.03.12 | Adolescent Substance Use
12 p.m. to 1 p.m. | March 12, 2021 | Sharon Levy, MD, MPH
Neurobiological effects of substance use in adolescents, as well as the treatment options for the most common substances used
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2021.03.25 and 2021.03.26 | Harm Reduction and Syringe Exchange Programs
12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. | March 25 and 26, 2021 | Duncan Dwyer
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2021.03.31 | Why Ask? Domestic Abuse and Violence – the Health Care Response
Why Ask? Domestic Abuse and Violence – the Health Care Response | 2021.03.31 | Eric Brown, MD and Francine Garland Stark
FREE to CCSME Members | $10 for others | Join CCSME
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March 30 and April 1 | Certified Clinical Supervision: Assessing Skills and Self-Evaluation
9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. | March 30 and April 1, 2021 | Christine McNulty Grant, LCSW, LADC, CCS
$35
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2021.04.02 | Aging and Diversity Series: Elder Abuse, Substance Use, and Crimes against Older Adults
9:00 am -12:30 pm | April 2, 2021 | John P. Burke, AAG, Heath Langevin, Stephanie Nichols, Pharm.D., Erin Salvo, JD
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Understanding Chronic Pain
This course will introduce participants to models and concepts used at the Living Life Well Pain Rehabilitation Program at the Pain Center at Northern Light Mercy Hospital in Portland. These models and concepts point to the need for robust, community-wide, and multidisciplinary responses to help our neighbors, friends, and family members suffering with chronic pain.
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April 6 and 8 | Certified Clinical Supervision: Professional Development
9 a.m. to 12 p.m. | April 6 and 8, 2021 | Christine McNulty Grant, LCSW, LADC, CCS
$35
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What Does Treatment and Recovery from SUDs Look Like Today?
This course provides an overview of what treatment services have looked like and what they are today. It highlights effective approaches and where we need to head to support recovery.
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2021.04.09 | Preventing and Addressing Nicotine, Prescription and Illicit Drug Use among Adolescents with and without ADHD
12 p.m. to 1 p.m. | April 9, 2021 | Nicholas Chadi, MD
Structured and evidence-based approach for adolescent substance use screening