Barry L. Jackson, Ph.D.
LPC, NCP, NCC, BCPC
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Workshops: Addiction

Barry L. Jackson, Ph.D.

Addiction as a Brain Disease or Moral Failure
          This program challenges preconceived notions of addictions and examines values and prejudices prevalent in the mental
          health field.  Intended for mental health service providers who have professional contact with an addicted client.  To request
          more information, please click here.
 

Best Practices in Addictions Counseling

Biological Basis for Addictions

Using the DSM in the Assessment of Addiction
          The DSM provides valuable information on the classification of substance use/abuse symptoms and behaviors. This 
          information is useful in differential and dual diagnosis and subsequent treatment.  The program will provide a detailed look
          at the relevant sections of the DSM and discuss practical diagnostic difficulties and the decision making tree.  This program is 
          intended for mental health service providers in addiction services.  To request more information, please click here.


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