
Rethinking the Multi-Disciplinary Team in Addiction Treatment
Rethinking the Multi-Disciplinary Team in Addiction Treatment
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Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Define what constitutes a traditional multi-disciplinary team in the field of addiction treatment and recovery and alternative members that are not traditionally part of the team.
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Discuss the significance of collaboration across disciplines and support systems for effective treatment outcomes.
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Describe the complementary nature of these roles in creating a comprehensive, integrated treatment plan that addresses the client’s needs from multiple angles.
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Examine the understanding of the role and expertise of each member of the team.
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Discuss the complementary nature of these roles in creating a comprehensive, integrated treatment plan that addresses the client’s needs from multiple angles and how to overcome challenges.
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Define peer support and how peer supporters are uniquely positioned to help clients due to their lived experience with SUD.
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Identify the potential obstacles such as resistance from clinical staff, lack of understanding about peer support roles, and boundaries between peer support and clinical staff.
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Identify strategies for addressing these challenges and creating a collaborative, supportive environment for all team members.
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Target Audience
- Counselor
- Marriage & Family Therapist
- Psychologist
- Social Worker
- Substance Use Disorder Professionals