BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170215 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170216 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:Understanding Addiction Webinar DESCRIPTION:Earn 1 CEU*:\n\nNAADAC\, Illinois: LCSW\, LSW\, LCPC\, LPC\,\n\nNursing\, Psychology\,\n\nIAODAPCA (Counselor I\, Preventionist I\, CARS I\, MISA I\, PCGC II\,\n\nCCJP II\, CAAP I\, CRSS II\, MAATP I\, NCRS II\, CFPP II)\n\n\n\nAbout the Training\n\nAddiction has a stigma attached to it\, causing many to blame the struggling\n\nindividual for the problems and assume that they should just be able to stop\n\nusing if they want to. However\, research has shown that addiction is a progressive disease. Psychoactive drugs change brain function and alter emotions\, consciousness\, and other processes. Because of the way drugs work in the brain\, addiction can form\, causing compulsive behavior and a lack of control over seeking and taking the drug. An understanding of this process and what it means for those struggling with substance abuse can help a clinician better understand treatment of addictions and how to manage triggers.\n\n\n\nWhat you will learn:\n\n History and current use of psychoactive substances\n\n How drugs work in the brain and what it means for addiction\n\n Cycle of addiction\n\n Cause of cravings\, relapse\, and triggers\n\n\n\n\n\nMeet the Trainer\n\nA'nna Jurich\, LCPC\n\nProgram Director\n\nGateway Carbondale\n\nA'nna has worked with Gateway Foundation since 1994\, and\n\nhas worked as a clinician in addictions and mental health for\n\nthe past 24 years. She is trained in Motivational Interviewing\n\nand EMDR.\n\nA'nna graduated with a Master's Degree in Rehabilitation\n\nCounseling from Southern Illinois University and is a Licensed\n\nClinical Professional Counselor. She currently serves as\n\nthe Program Director of clinical programs at Gateway's\n\nCarbondale site. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Earn 1 CEU*:
\nNAADAC\, Illinois: LCSW\, LSW\, LCPC\, LPC\,
\nNursing\, Psychology\,
\nIAODAPCA (Counselor I\, Preventionist I\, CARS I\, MISA I\, PCGC II\,
\nCCJP II\, CAAP I\, CRSS II\, MAATP I\, NCRS II\, CFPP II)
\n
\nAbout the Training
\nAddiction has a stigma attached to it\, causing many to blame the struggling
\nindividual for the problems and assume that they should just be able to stop
\nusing if they want to. However\, research has shown that addiction is a progressive disease. Psychoactive drugs change brain function and alter emotions\, consciousness\, and other processes. Because of the way drugs work in the brain\, addiction can form\, causing compulsive behavior and a lack of control over seeking and taking the drug. An understanding of this process and what it means for those struggling with substance abuse can help a clinician better understand treatment of addictions and how to manage triggers.
\n
\nWhat you will learn:
\n&bull\; History and current use of psychoactive substances
\n&bull\; How drugs work in the brain and what it means for addiction
\n&bull\; Cycle of addiction
\n&bull\; Cause of cravings\, relapse\, and triggers
\n
\n
\nMeet the Trainer
\nA&rsquo\;nna Jurich\, LCPC
\nProgram Director
\nGateway Carbondale
\nA&rsquo\;nna has worked with Gateway Foundation since 1994\, and
\nhas worked as a clinician in addictions and mental health for
\nthe past 24 years. She is trained in Motivational Interviewing
\nand EMDR.
\nA&rsquo\;nna graduated with a Master&rsquo\;s Degree in Rehabilitation
\nCounseling from Southern Illinois University and is a Licensed
\nClinical Professional Counselor. She currently serves as
\nthe Program Director of clinical programs at Gateway&rsquo\;s
\nCarbondale site. LOCATION:Gateway Springfield Outpatient 2323 Stevenson Drive Springfield\, IL 62703 UID:e.1825.3227 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260410T045218Z URL:http://business.decaturchamber.com/events/details/understanding-addiction-webinar-3227 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR