This course provides an introduction to the assessment and treatment of alcoholism and other chemical dependencies, with emphasis on the application of specific clinical strategies to this specialized problem area. Since substance abuse may underlie or coexist with a variety of other problems, including family violence, mental illness, health issues, etc., the mental health professional trained in the assessment and treatment of chemical dependency will be better able to assess and intervene appropriately.
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This course exams medications that are commonly prescribed for psychiatric disabilities; descriptions of medication effects, interaction, and side effects. Includes drug classifications, effects, detoxification, and withdrawal symptoms.
Link to Extended University with course information, necessary reading materials, cost, etc. (check Amazon.com for your book order) |
INSTRUCTOR: Sachin Jain
 Sachin Jain is an Assistant Professor in the Counseling and School Psychology program at the University of Idaho. Professor Jain received his doctorate degree from the University of Wyoming and is very active in teaching, research, and writing.
Personal Information:
Interest/Hobbies: Music, Movies, Mahematics
Favorite TV Shows: I love Lucy and Andy Griffth
Favorite TV Shows: Planes, Trains & Automobiles, My cousin Vinny
Favorite Books: Handbook of Individual Therapy by Windy Dryden
Most Memorable Learning Experience: Advanced Group Counseling Course
with Dr. Michael Smith.
LAC 501 is co-taught by Alicia Lacauture. LAC 502 is co-tought by David Ascher. |
