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Screening
and Assessing Adolescents
for Substance Use Disorders
Course developed
by Pamela Petersen-Baston, CAP, CAPP.
The course provides strategies designed to help teachers, juvenile justice,
health and human services, and substance use disorder treatment personnel
better identify, screen, and assess people 11 to 21 years old who may be
experiencing substance-related problems. It details warning signs of substance
use disorders among adolescents, when to screen, when to assess, what domains
besides substance use to assess, and how to involve the family. Also covered
are the legal issues of screening and assessing teenagers, including confidentiality,
duty to warn, and how to communicate with other agencies. Included is a
chapter specifically for those working in the juvenile justice system that
want to improve their screening and assessment procedures.
A large number
of screening and assessment instruments are summarized in the appendix,
allowing the professional to review and select the tools most appropriate
for their needs. Summaries include: purpose, content, administration,
time required for completion, training needed by assessor, how the instrument
can be obtained, and approximate cost. Most measures included were developed
specifically for young people, and all have established reliability and
validity.
course
manual length :107 pages plus
Appendix Summarizing Screening and Assessment Instruments (72 pages)
CEUs: 8
Continuing Education Units available for:
- Substance Abuse Professionals
Content Area:
Professional Readiness (7 CEUs)
Clinical Evaluation (1 CEU)
- Licensed Clinical Social Workers
- Marriage and Family Therapists
- Mental Health Counselors
- Nurses
cost
Save 20% by using the online version of our course materials. Save more
by being a FADAA member. Check
out all the FADAA member benefits now!
| Rates |
by
mail |
online |
| FADAA
Member |
$
95 |
$
73 |
| Non-Member |
$
110 |
$
88 |
got
a question?
Contact us at (850) 878-2196 for more information or email us at
Carol Hyden at chyden@fadaa.org.

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