Module 3 Behavioral Interventions (7 credentialing hours) May 28, 2009

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Course Description: This full-day workshop is designed for counselors, clinical supervisors, and other clinical staff who provide counseling or therapy services. The skills building workshop will review stages of change, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, and relapse prevention strategies for treating tobacco dependence. Participants will also learn tobacco awareness engagement topics and activities, and will practice through role-play, how to facilitate psychoeducational tobacco awareness groups.

Target Population: Administrators, directors, clinical supervisors, counselors, prevention professionals, nurses, physicians, and support staff from chemical dependence service providers.
OASAS Credit: 7 hours for initial credentialing-CASAC and CPP; 7 hours for renewal-CASAC, CPP, CPS. CASAC-Section 2.

Note: Continental breakfast will be provided free of
charge. Lunch is on your own; the restaurant will be offering lunch at
a fixed price. If you have any questions about the venue, please visit
oneontadepot.com.
Trainer: Chip Bomyea, CASAC-G, CPP-G
20 years of experience in the addiction field
2004 North Country CASAC of the Year
OASAS Certified Trainer
2006 IPDA Trainer Excellence Award

Note: Continental breakfast will be provided free of charge. Lunch is on your own; the restaurant will be offering lunch at a fixed price. If you have any questions about the venue, please visit oneontadepot.com.Trainer: Chip Bomyea, CASAC-G, CPP-G20 years of experience in the addiction field2004 North Country CASAC of the YearOASAS Certified Trainer2006 IPDA Trainer Excellence Award

NOTE:
This will be held at the 3rd floor conference room-Marcy Building.

Trainer: Bill Bowman, CASAC, CPP

Executive Director, Alcohol & Substance Abuse
Council of Jefferson County
25 Years experience with substance abuse treatment
and prevention
20 Years experience as a Trainer/Consultant with
many organizations including OASAS, CADCA,
NeATTC, IPDA



Organized by CNY Technical Assistance & Training Center

BRiDGES-Madison County
Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse operates the Central New York
Regional Technical
Assistance and Training Center
for the Tobacco-Free Addiction Services Project.
This project will help agencies meet the staff training requirement in the tobacco-free regulation.
BRiDGES is available to provide workshops at agencies within the 16-county OASAS Central Region upon request. Training is available through the one-hour, half-, and full-day sessions scheduled throughout CNY.
BRiDGES will be available through December 2009 to answer any questions, discuss challenges, or to help you develop written policies and practices. Contact us at any time.

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Ticket Info:  Free, Free

Official Website: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/301168804/upcoming