Presented by Tanya J. Middleton, Ph.D., LPCC-S, LICDC, SAP

This workshop will address the challenges of telehealth for students and practitioners when working in an integrated behavioral healthcare model with substance use disorder clients. Practical strategies will be offered that can assist practitioners and students with engaging clients on tele-health.

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Presented by Cynthia Osborn, Ph.D., LPCC-S, LICDC

It has long been established that the co-occurrence of problematic substance use and mental illness is the rule rather than the exception. Despite this knowledge, the implementation of an integrated form of care has been slow and inconsistent. This training session will briefly review the prevalence of comorbid disorders and highlight three specific evidence-based methods for addressing comorbid disorders in a variety of settings.

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Presented by Martina Moore, Ph.D., LPCC-S, LICDC-CS, CEAP, SAP

Integrated behavioral health is the delivery of primary care, behavioral health care, and substance use disorder services in one setting. The case for promoting an integrated behavioral healthcare model in agencies is to prevent and treat a wide range of conditions in diverse client populations. This workshop will highlight the benefits of an integrated model of care

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Presented by Cecile Brennan, Ph.D., LPCC-S

The goal of this presentation is to review foundational ethical concepts and core ethical principles in order to ensure that all participants understand their ethical responsibilities within the integrated behavioral healthcare team. Once this is done, participants will be invited to consider some case examples using a framework for resolving ethical dilemmas. Participants should leave the presentation with an enhanced understanding of how to apply their ethical principles and fulfill their ethical responsibilities.

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