Continuing Education Classes
Professional Treatment Services prides itself in providing free
Continuing Education classes to the Lawrence and Northeast Kansas
community as part of its services. To enroll, please click
on the enroll icon next to the presentation of your choice and
complete the enrollment form. You will receive a confirmation or
your request within twenty-four hours.
Classes are scheduled on
Friday from 2:00 PM until 4:00 PM.
Sign-in is at 1:45 PM. Unless otherwise
noted each class is 2 hours of CEU’s. Certificates of attendance
will be provided.
Objectives:
1. Participants will learn the history and development of SFBT
2. Participants will be able to define basic tenets of SFBT
3. Participants will be able to describe the theoretical underpinning of SFBT
4. Participants will learn the empirical support for SFBT
Presenter: Johnny S. Kim, Ph.D. LICSW; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will gain new theoretical framework for understanding addictions.
2. Participants will learn how to utilize this theoretical model for assessment and recovery planning.
Presenter: Duane L. Olberding, LSCSW; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours.
Objectives:
1. Participants will understand the principle elements of the diagnostic process.
2. Participants will understand the importance of the therapeutic alliance and learn how to cultivate the alliance.
3. Participants will understand how the therapist's feelings towards and about the patient can be an important source of information about the patient.
Presenter: Ira Stamm, Ph.D., ABPP; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will increase understanding of various multicultural perspectives on addiction
2. Participants will learn intervention strategies for various multicultural populations.
3. Participants will learn engagement strategies for multicultural populations in substance abuse treatment
Presenter: Heidi Whiteaker Duderstadt; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. How do I not hate myself?
2. What is a higher power?
3. Teaching patience and tolerance.
Presenter: Clay Kucza; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will perform all the objectives for both adult and pediatric basic life support courses
2. List three causes for stroke
3. Demonstrate the following skills on a manikin:
a. Mouth-to-mask ventilation
b. One-rescuer adult and pediatric CPR
c. Two-rescuer adult and pediatric CPR
d. Relieving foreign body airway obstruction
e. Proper usage of barrier devices
Presenter: Barb Feldkamp, American Red Cross Instructor, EMTI; CEU’s provided: 3.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Specify and define target behaviors
2. Select effective consequences
3. Design data collection strategies
4. Negotiate terms with stakeholders
5. Identify the elements of an effective behavioral contract
Presenter: Dr. Deborah Altus; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will learn several basic types of assessments.
2. Participants will learn several situations when psychological assessments are especially beneficial for treatment planning.
3. Participants will learn how to apply common assessment information to treatment planning.
Presenter: Dr. Patrick Nicholas, Ph.D.; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. To increase participant awareness of substance use trends.
2. To increase participant awareness of how to utilize CTC data to track those trends in adolescents.
3. To increase participant awareness about the most current research regarding adolescent brain development and the impact that substance use has on brain development.
Presenter: Dena Dean, MSW, BAS, CPP, CADC, KCGC; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. To increase participants awareness on biological and psychological effects of anxiety.
2. Participants will gain awareness of different strategies to cope with anxiety without participation in substance abuse or compulsive behaviors.
Presenter: Rebecca Cornett; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will learn about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ("HIPAA"), including the promulgated Privacy and Security Rules.
2. Participants will learn about the 42 CFR Part 2 ("Part 2") and how it contrasts, if at all, with HIPAA.
3. Participants will learn about HIPAA and Part 2's impact on electronic health records.
Presenter: Jeff Heiman; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will receive an update on expansion of gambling in Kansas
2. Participants will learn the role of the Problem Gambling Specialists in Kansas
3. Participants will learn about specific community based strategies incorporated by the Problem Gambling Specialist in Dodge City, KS
Presenter: Jean Holthaus, M.Ed., LSCSW, KCGC, LCAC CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will gain general knowledge of Eastern approaches to
well-being
2. Participants will able to define basic principles of Morita therapy
3. Participants will learn key methods of Morita therapy
4. Participants will learn how to apply key Morita methods to addictions
treatment
5. Participants will learn how Morita therapy defines treatment progress
and recovery
Presenter: Dr. Brian Ogawa; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. Participants will learn about the advantages of using professional interventions to motivate the addict/alcoholic into treatment.
2. Participants will learn the basic components involved in facilitating an intervention.
3. Participants will learn about common pitfalls to avoid in facilitating a professional intervention.
Presenter: Kendall Heiman, LSCSW; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
1. The participant will increase awareness of the cultural diversity of anti-social beliefs, thinking patterns, and behavior.
2. The participant will identify how anti-social beliefs, thinking patterns, and behavior are integrated into consumerism (in particular, the adolescent target market).
Presenter: Clay Walters, NCAC II, CADC III, KCGC, CPP; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
Objectives:
The participant will
1. Increase their knowledge on the etiology of anxiety disorders including neurochemistry, psychodynamic, and trauma causes.
2. Increase their diagnosing skills for anxiety disorders.
3. Increase their treatment planning ability for clients presenting with co-occurring disorders of gambling addiction and anxiety disorders.
Presenter: Duane L. Olberding, LSCSW; CEU’s provided: 2.0 hours
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