Compassionate Care for People With SUD Workshop
Compassionate Care for People With SUD is an introductory course that is designed to equip learners with fundamental knowledge and skills to understand, support, and advocate for people with substance use disorder (SUD). It covers critical topics such as the addiction cycle, the neuroscience of addiction, and those impacted by SUD. The course emphasizes using person-first language and cultivating a non-judgmental and empathetic approach when interacting with people affected by SUD. It explores recovery as a restorative approach and examines various approaches to holistic care. Additionally, the course familiarizes learners with the range of treatment and recovery resources available within communities, enabling them to make appropriate recommendations based on individual needs This training is only recommended to those who are seeking hours for CPFS recertification.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the addiction cycle, the neuroscience of addiction, and those impacted by substance use disorder (SUD).
- Develop an empathetic approach that disrupts and reduces stigma when working with, and advocating, for patients who use substances.
- Identify strategies that support and empower patient autonomy.
- Develop a patient empowerment plan to better support patients with SUD.
Length of Time: 3 hours
Format: Virtual, Instructor-led
Continuing Education: 2.5 NCPD (CNE) & CME
Cost: $150; we do offer private workshops.