Private Course
Ethics: Boundaries vs. Rapport
Boundaries vs rapport is a core ethical issue in helping relationships. Trust and connection are essential, but they must never blur professional roles. Rapport supports client goals and autonomy. Boundaries protect against harm, dependency, and role confusion. Ethical practice requires self awareness, supervision, and clear limits so the relationship remains client centered, purposeful, and professionally appropriate.
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Brain Plasticity and Healing Pathways in Recovery
This course explores how addiction reshapes the brain through neuroplastic processes and how targeted interventions can promote measurable neural healing. Participants will examine the biological foundations of recovery, understand how substance use reorganizes reward, stress, and executive systems, and learn evidence-informed strategies that actively support brain repair across the recovery timeline.
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FREE COURSE! Addressing the Layers of Complexity
Gender-responsive training for sober living: trauma, family, socioeconomic & health complexities.
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FREE COURSE:Empowering Women in Addiction Recovery
Navigating Unique Challenges and Pathways to Healing for women in recovery
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Addiction in Probation and Parole Populations
This course examines substance use and addiction within probation and parole populations. Participants explore the intersection of addiction, criminal justice involvement, trauma, and systemic barriers, as well as the impact on treatment engagement and recovery. The course highlights practical approaches for assessment, justice-informed counselling, and coordinated support.
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Drug Courts: Counselor Roles and Responsibilities
This course provides an overview of the role of addiction counsellors within drug court settings. Participants examine interdisciplinary collaboration, ethical considerations, and the balance between therapeutic support and judicial requirements. The course highlights practical responsibilities related to assessment, reporting, and client engagement.
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Borderline Personality Disorder with Substance Use
This course examines the intersection of borderline personality disorder and substance use disorders. Participants explore emotional dysregulation, impulsivity, relational instability, and self-harm risk as they relate to addiction and treatment engagement. The course highlights counselling considerations that support structure, safety, and integrated, evidence-informed intervention.
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Internal Family Systems for Substance Use Clients
This course introduces addiction professionals to Internal Family Systems (IFS) as a therapeutic approach for working with substance use clients. Participants will explore core IFS concepts and consider how parts-based interventions can support insight, self-regulation, and recovery-oriented treatment planning.
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Sexual Trauma and Compulsive Behaviors
This course examines the relationship between sexual trauma and the development of compulsive behaviors, including substance use and process addictions. Participants explore trauma-related coping patterns, shame responses, and emotional regulation challenges that can reinforce compulsivity. The course highlights trauma-informed counselling considerations that support safety, stabilization, and recovery.
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Addiction & Intimate Partner Violence Connections
Addiction and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Connections explores how substance use and relationship violence often occur together through shared risk factors such as trauma, mental health challenges, and stress. Participants learn integrated assessment, survivor centered support, perpetrator accountability, and prevention strategies. This one hour CACCF course is FREE and awards 1 CEU. This course is approved for CACCF Intimate Partner Violence annual requirements.
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