Gambling: Finances – Part 2
This session will concentrate on the counselor’s role in assisting an individual to develop a budget that is sustainable in early recovery.
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This session will concentrate on the counselor’s role in assisting an individual to develop a budget that is sustainable in early recovery.
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This session will concentrate of discharge criteria and how clients with disordered gambling can show signs of increased SUD issues.
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This session will introduce the importance of restoring finances is in the recovery of addictions both SUD and Gambling Disorder.
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This session will discuss ongoing recovery and the process of rebuilding lost relationships, careers etc.
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This session will concentrate on the counselors skills needed to work with disordered clients in the early stages of recovery. Time will be spent on dual diagnosis SA clients and early stage recovery from both disorders.
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This session will introduce the timelines and milestones to be achieved in the “crisis” stages or recovery.
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This session will discuss the treatment implications of disordered gambling using the pathways model of assessment. This model includes disordered gamblers with dual diagnosis.
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This session will introduce the Pathways model of determining both origin and placement of those diagnosed with a gambling disorder.
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This session will develop help counselor knowledge on how to place individuals experiencing gambling problems within the ASAM criteria.
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This session will compare and contrast the Gambling Disorder ASAM criteria with the Substance Use Disorder ASAM criteria to assist with placement.
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