Co-occurring Disorders: Meeting People Where They Are Through Stage-Matched Support and Holistic Wellness
Overview
This training focuses on the art and science of meeting individuals where they are, prioritizing a person-centered partnership that honors each person's unique path toward holistic wellness. Participants will explore how to utilize the stages of change, recovery, and treatment to provide support that feels relevant and respectful to the individual’s current experience. By utilizing the concept of recovery capital, multidisciplinary teams will learn to identify the internal strengths and community resources that help people thrive beyond symptom management. The training offers a compassionate look at recurrence, providing strategies to distinguish between substance use and mental health shifts while maintaining a focus on long-term hope and agency. Ultimately, this training prepares providers to walk alongside clients at the intersection of mental health and addiction, fostering a collaborative environment where holistic health and self-directed recovery can flourish.
Learning objectives
- Synthesize the stages of change, recovery, and treatment to offer stage-matched support that respects and aligns with a client’s self-defined goals
- Identify and celebrate a client’s recovery capital to build a foundation for holistic wellness and a meaningful quality of life
- List supportive, person-centered tools that empower individuals to manage their health on their own terms
- Apply a compassionate lens to recurrence by distinguishing between different types of setbacks to provide non-judgmental, supportive psychoeducation
- Demonstrate strategies that promote client autonomy and foster holistic connections within the community to support a self-directed recovery journey
Training times
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