Mini Track Sessions

NO PARTIAL CREDIT

* * * THERE IS NO PARTIAL CREDIT * * * 
You MUST attend sessions in their entirety. Certificates will be emailed AFTER March 17.

MINI-A. Building Resilience, Adaptability, and Hope During Unprecedented Times

Sunday, February 21st: 1:00-4:45 p.m.
Presenter: Tamra Jo Church, MAEd, MCHES®

Description:  During these stressful times, it is more important than ever to build client and practitioner resiliency. But what is resiliency, and how is it learned? This presentation is designed to provide participants with an overview of adversity, stress, and trauma and how they affect our mental and physical health which can contribute to substance use disorders. Within the framework of intentional ethical practice, participants will learn practical tools to use, and share with clients, to cultivate resiliency, adaptability, and harness hope during these stressful times. Come ready to engage and connect.

NOTES:

  • Not eligible for CRCC Ethics Credit.
  • NCASPPB Approved for Ethics.

MINI-B. Ethical Dilemmas in the Digital Age

Monday, February 22nd: 1:30-4:45 p.m.
Presenter: Ed Johnson, M.Ed., MAC, LPC, CCS

Description: Social Networking Sites, Text Messages, Google, Email and the Internet; these digital media have become ubiquitous in the everyday life of Behavioral Health Professionals and the people they serve. How to incorporate these into Professional Ethics were not covered when the majority of Behavioral Health Professionals were in Graduate School, and they open up multiple issues with respect to self-disclosure and professional boundaries. This didactic and experiential training will allow participants to gain an increased understanding of the dynamics of these various digital media and how to safely navigate them in a Professional and Personal setting.

(Sponsored By: Southeast Addiction Technology Transfer Center)

NOTE: Not eligible for CRCC Ethics Credit.

MINI-C. Sex, Drugs and Consequences

Tuesday, February 23rd: 1:30-4:45 p.m.
Presenter: Lisa Moore, BSBA

Description: This presentation will review epidemiology and trends of Sexually Transmitted Infections including HIV Disease, Hepatitis A, B and C (Bloodborne pathogens). It will also discuss prevention education, exposure controls and risk reduction information. Participants will also lean about handling and communicating sensitive information with clients.

MINI-D. The Changing Landscape of Tobacco Products

Wednesday, February 24th: 8:30-11:45 a.m.
Presenters: Jim Martin, BS

Description: The presentation will describe the new landscape of e-cigarettes and other emerging nicotine delivery devices in NC and the nation. Participants will receive the latest state and national data on the prevalence of tobacco use, including e-cigarettes. The presenter will describe the known health risks, marketing and current policies for e-cigarettes and other nicotine products. Participants will also learn about evidence-based educational resources for tobacco use prevention and cessation, including e-cigarettes.