This course builds a strong foundation in clinical supervision by connecting core supervisory principles, ethics, cultural competence, and performance monitoring to real-world SUD practice.

This course provides a practical understanding of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), including how medications support recovery, reduce stigma, and improve outcomes in SUD treatment settings.

This course helps SUD professionals strengthen workplace communication, professionalism, teamwork, and relationship-building skills for success in clinical and professional settings.

This course develops leadership, communication, and teamwork skills that empower SUD professionals to build trust, guide others, and create positive change in treatment settings.

This course explores trauma-informed approaches that help behavioral health professionals promote safety, trust, compassion, and healing in client-centered care.

This course examines the connection between substance use and communicable diseases while promoting prevention, education, stigma-free support, and recovery-focused care.

Build core skills for effective group counseling, engagement, and structured facilitation.

This training reviews the ethical and confidentiality obligations of addiction counselors under TAP 21 and the California Code of Conduct, using practical examples and interactive learning to strengthen professional standards while fulfilling the three-hour biannual ethics requirement for California certification renewal.

This course provides SUD counselors with an in-depth understanding of depressants, opioids, and polysubstance use, strengthening their knowledge of how these substances affect the brain and body and informing safe, effective treatment considerations.

This course examines how stimulants, hallucinogens, and synthetic drugs affect the brain’s reward system, highlighting their short- and long-term risks including brain damage, psychosis, impaired judgment, and adolescent neurodevelopmental impact to inform safe and effective clinical practice.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Motivational Interviewing (MI), equipping counselors with a collaborative, client-centered approach that effectively addresses resistance and empowers individuals to engage in meaningful change.

This Motivational Interviewing Skills Course provides in-depth training in MI techniques, equipping you to guide resistant clients through a collaborative, client-centered change process that fosters acceptance, self-evaluation, and empowerment.

This course strengthens your legal literacy, equipping you with essential knowledge to enhance professional practice and safeguard your clients’ rights—whether you are new to the field or reinforcing your expertise.

This course equips you with practical anger management tools and advanced skills to effectively support clients struggling with anger while strengthening your professional competence as an SUD Counselor.

This course explores the impact of substance use on families, strengthening your understanding of family dynamics, relational patterns, and effective interventions in SUD treatment.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of co-dependency, helping you recognize unhealthy relational patterns and develop strategies to support healthier boundaries, autonomy, and recovery-focused change.

This course equips SUD Counselors with essential knowledge, practical frameworks, and applied tools to effectively guide individuals through the recovery process and support sustained change.

This course provides a culturally informed perspective on substance use, helping you understand how societal values, traditions, media, and identity shape behavior and strengthen your ability to deliver empathetic, culturally responsive counseling.

Grounded in TAP 21, TIP 59, and the National CLAS Standards, this training builds awareness, knowledge, and practical skills that foster cultural competence, self-reflection, and the application of effective, culturally responsive health promotion strategies in professional practice.

This course equips you with practical relapse prevention counseling skills grounded in Gorski’s model, Motivational Interviewing, and SAMHSA TIP 41, strengthening your ability to help clients define relapse, build coping strategies, and sustain long-term recovery.