CCPA Substance Abuse Conference
- Admin
- Feb 5, 2024
- 1 min read
CCPA has partnered with the Mental Health Academy and leading organizations in the mental health sector to bring you the online 2024 Substance Use Disorders Summit (live on March 2 & 3).
The purpose of the Summit is to equip mental health professionals with the latest clinical and lived experience knowledge and tools to support clients with substance use disorders.
As a participant, you will enjoy:
Pay nothing to attend – or just $1 per hour of learning to enjoy extra perks, including on-demand access to session recordings, handouts and session notes.
Accrue up to 10 CE credits (CCPA pre-approved CE Credits).
Learn directly from a stellar line-up of experts and thought leaders, who will be sharing the latest research, insights, and practical resources in working with substance abuse.
Topics include clinical interventions, neuroscience, trauma, harm reduction, IFS, personality disorders, lived experience, ethics, social justice, and more.
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