UTC 16: Advanced Clinical Skills
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The Universal Treatment Curriculum (UTC) 16: Advanced Clinical Skills strengthens understanding of counselling theories and their application in substance use disorder treatment. Learners explore case conceptualisation, therapeutic approaches and ways to combine techniques to meet individual client needs, while developing a plan to integrate their learning into clinical practice.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Explain the key principles, strengths and limitations of major counselling approaches used in substance use disorder treatment.
- Apply case conceptualisation models to understand clients' needs and guide treatment planning.
- Apply counselling strategies, including eclectic and multimodal approaches, to case studies.
- Develop a personal integration plan to address clinical challenges and incorporate learning into professional practice.
This course is primarily intended for:
Level 3: Advanced Learning
- Counsellors working with people with substance use disorders.
- Treatment practitioners involved in case formulation and therapeutic interventions.
- Professionals seeking to deepen their understanding and application of counselling approaches in substance use disorder treatment.
- Recovery support professionals with counselling or clinical treatment responsibilities who wish to strengthen their therapeutic skills.
Course Format: Self-led
Language: English
Pricing: Free
NAADAC CE Credits: 23