DUI Service Provider Training - Advanced
ASAM Criteria Training
Typically, counselors encounter numerous difficulties in completing an accurate evaluation of a person who has been charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI). In this workshop, we review the criteria created by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) to place clients in their appropriate levels of care. Special attention is focused on the six ASAM dimensions, especially the client’s readiness to change, relapse potential, and recovery environment. Workshop participants are offered numerous opportunities to interact in discussions on case studies and special challenges in DUI evaluation.
CEU Hours:
DHS/DASA: 6 hours
IAODAPCA: 6 hours
Social Work: 6 hours
LPC/LCPC: 6 hours
Fee: $120.
Dates and Location:
November 10, 2009
University of Illinois Springfield
1 University Plaza
Public Affairs Center
Springfield, IL.
May 4, 2010
Multi-University Center
1010 Jorie Blvd., Ste. 200
Oak Brook, IL.
Instructor:
Bob Carty, LCSW, CADC, CCJP
Objectives:
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to do the following:
- Explain the underlying principles of ASAM criteria
- Identify factors in determining a person’s readiness to change
- Differentiate between the concepts of relapse, continued use, and continued problem
- List ways to engage mandated clients
- Compare and contrast the various levels of care
- Describe the possible complications in assessing people with co-occurring disorders
DUI Risk Education: Basics and Beyond:
Skills needed to effectively promote behavior and attitude changes as part of the DUI Risk Education program will be the focus of the workshop. The workshop will review changes in the Risk Education program and promote interaction among participants and panel members regarding best practices. Strengths and challenges of the Risk Education student and intervention group participants will be discussed.
CEU Hours:
DHS/DASA: 6 hours
IAODAPCA: 6 hours
Social Work: 6 hours
LPC/LCPC: 6 hours
Fee: $120.
Date and Location:
Risk Education training
May 18, 2010
Multi-University Center
1010 Jorie Blvd., Ste. 200
Oak Brook, IL.
Instructor:
Rita Genussa, CADC
Objectives:
Upon completing the workshop, participants will be able to:
Identify regulation changes related to risk education classes
Apply specifics of changes to current practice
Demonstrate techniques and exercises that "work" with specific populations
Identify positives and problems related to risk education and intervention clients
Implementation and Compliance with Part 2060:
(Two one-day workshops) Participants may sign up for Day 1 and Day 2 together or for just one day. If signing up for Day 2 only, it is recommended that participants already have a basic knowledge of Part 2060.
This workshop will be of interest to all licensed substance abuse treatment and DUI intervention providers, those seeking licensure, and DUI substance abuse professionals seeking assistance in understanding critical aspects of the rule.
CEU Hours:
DHS/DASA: 6 hours
IAODAPCA: 6 hours
Social Work: 6 hours
LPC/LCPC: 6 hours
Day 1 - Implementation of Part 2060
Date and Location
NOT CURRENTLY SCHEDULED
Day 2 - Compliance with Part 2060
Date and Location:
NOT CURRENTLY SCHEDULED
CEU Hours:
DHS/DASA: 6 hours
IAODAPCA: 6 hours
Social Work: 6 hours
LPC/LCPC: 6 hours
Instructor:
Joe Lokaitis, M.A., CMADC, LCPC