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The people who serve in the social service and mental health professions encounter street drugs, stress, chronic and terminal illnesses, sexual issues, and many other complex topics in their daily lives. One way to keep current on these topics and maintain professional credentials is through strategic training, certified results.
Courses for Mental Health & Social Service Professionals
CEU, CPE, and CE credit hours are available for many courses, and each program employs our Strategic Training Approach which adapts to your organization's exact needs, customizing both the course length and content, in order to meet your strategy, budget, and needs. To learn more about available courses, please contact us.
Here are just a few of the courses available:
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Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault
DFSA explores the most common drugs of abuse, including over-the-counter drugs. DFSA also examines the legal ramifications of using such drugs for sexual conquest.
Click here for a short clip of Dan presenting "Date Rape: Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault" on his DVD series. To learn more about Dan's DVD's, visit Indy Workshops, part of Great Lakes Training Associates.
Psychological Damage Due to Male-to-Male Rape
This program examines four case studies in order to learn the differences between psychological and physical violation. We will examine how each affects masculine self-image and psyche, using a patient-centered approach, and practical steps toward a healthy recovery.
Let's Laugh at Stress
Audience participation is key to the success of this presentation. This workshop uses visuals for an easy-to-follow format based on medical information about stress, and the importance of applying stress management in everyday situations.
HIV/AIDS Multidiciplinary Curriculum
This intense course paints a broad picture of the disease
by examining statistics, prevention, and addiction. It includes portraits of several affected populations including teens, women, the elderly, IDU, etc.
Natural Disaster Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Every year, millions of Americans are affected by earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornados, wildfires, and other natural disasters. Survivors face the danger of death or physical injury, the loss of their homes and possessions, ravaged communities, and threat of violence that could occur. These stressors put survivors at risk of Natural Disaster PTSD.
Combat-Related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
A whole new generation of men and woman are dealing with CR-PTSD. This session educates participants about this important topic. Building a basis of understanding is the first and most important step in identifying and working with people affected by CR-PTSD.
Sexual Addiction
The topic of sexual addiction is one frequently considered taboo. Attendees will receive timely information on the subject. The course is designed to prepare participants for dealing with clients' sexual addictions in a professional manner.
Grief on Death Row
This unique workshop is designed to educate and prepare clergy, law enforcement, legal, mental health, and medical professionals who work directly with death row inmates. It includes topics unique to death row, such as helping the inmate's family in dealing with multiple losses and grief.
Dan has written a new book on this topic.
Many of these courses have been approved by accrediting authorities such as the Medical Library Association, the Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services, the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker & Marriage and Family Therapist Board, and other organizations.
For details, contact dan@ceucert.com or call 513 542 1900.
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