Content
7 modules
Difficulty
Intermediate
Course length
195 mins
Instructor
Nicole Hackley
Released
04 Apr 2024
Description
This course was designed to give a broad introduction to substance use disorders (SUDs) to those without formal training in the topic. It is also a useful refresher for those with gaps in their knowledge of the current language and science associated with substance use disorders. It is especially important for prevention professionals to take this course, to learn about disorders they are trying to prevent so they can best advocate for prevention in their communities.
Objectives
- Learn why people start using substances
- Identify steps on the Continuum of Use
- Understand how substance use disorders are chronic brain diseases
- Identify how prevention strategies can be used on every level of the Continuum of Use
- Learn about stigma and culturally proficient language when talking about addiction
1.
Addiction and the Brain
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2.
Understanding Substance Use Disorders
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3.
Informing Prevention: The Effects of Drug Use on Adolescent Brain Development
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4.
Addiction and Stigma
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5.
SUD Resources
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6.
Course Perception Survey
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7.
Course Completion
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