Addiction & Mental Health (Dual Diagnosis) Integrative 12hrs

Delve into the effects of various drugs and substances, examining their impact on individuals. Understand the consequences of substance abuse and explore strategies to mitigate harm. Engage with thought-provoking videos and access downloadable resources to enhance your learning experience. Explore the intricate relationship between addiction and mental health disorders, uncovering the underlying factors that contribute to dual diagnosis. Gain practical insights into evidence-based approaches for assessment, intervention, and treatment.

Learn about harm minimisation techniques and promote optimal health in the context of addiction and mental health. Discover strategies to reduce harm and improve overall well-being for individuals with dual diagnosis. Delve into the fascinating world of neurophysiology and its role in addiction and mental health. Understand how the brain functions and its impact on behavioural patterns, providing a foundation for effective interventions and treatment.

Finally, explore the trauma model and acquire valuable tools for treating individuals with dual diagnosis. Discover key principles and interventions to address trauma and support the recovery process. Through engaging video content and practical insights, this course equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive impact in the field of addiction and mental health. Join us on this transformative learning journey today.

What Will You Learn?

• The effects of various drugs and substances on individuals.
• The complex relationship between addiction and mental health disorders.
• Strategies for harm minimisation and promoting optimal health.
• The fundamentals of neurophysiology and its role in addiction and mental health.
• Key principles and interventions for addressing trauma in individuals with dual diagnosis.
• Evidence-based approaches for assessment, intervention, and treatment.
• Practical skills to make a positive impact in the field of addiction and mental health.
• How to assess, support, and guide individuals with dual diagnosis.
• Techniques for mitigating harm and promoting overall well-being.
• Insights from real-life case studies and practical examples.

Who Should Take The Course?

• Healthcare professionals and clinicians working in addiction and mental health fields.
• Counselors and therapists seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in dual diagnosis.
• Social workers and support staff involved in the treatment and care of individuals with addiction and mental health concerns.
• Students pursuing degrees or certifications in psychology, counselling, or related fields.
• Researchers and academics interested in gaining a comprehensive understanding of dual diagnosis.
• Individuals with personal or professional interest in addiction and mental health who wish to enhance their understanding and contribute to positive change.
• Professionals in law enforcement, corrections, or rehabilitation services working with individuals affected by addiction and mental health challenges.
• Family members and caregivers of individuals with dual diagnosis, seeking to gain insights and practical tools to provide effective support.
• Anyone passionate about making a difference in the lives of individuals with addiction and mental health concerns.