Course: SW w/ Substance Use Disorders - bmc.SOWK.B567.001.4W2.S22

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Welcome to Social Work with Substance Use!

In this summer session course we will be exploring some of the primary tenants of clinical considerations when working with substance use and addictions. Substance use/addictions are relevant to almost every aspect of social work practice impacting individuals, families, as well as other meso and macro systems. Here we will aim to engage creatively, critically, and with humility through various forms of reflection, application, and meaningful experiential learning.

Completion of assignments with thoughtfulness and attention to detail as well as ongoing class engagement will be essential. I hope it will not only be educational but also rewarding for each individual.

WEEKLY ZOOM LINK
- Select activity WEEKLY ZOOM LINK
  
  WEEKLY ZOOM LINK URL
  
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- Select activity Ongoing Student Resource List (google doc)
  
  Ongoing Student Resource List (google doc) URL
  
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- Select activity Assignment 1 Rubric: Student Presentation
  
  Assignment 1 Rubric: Student Presentation File DOCX
  
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  Sign up for a session to present on readings HERE.
  1. Student will complete readings, videos, and/or podcast assignment for designated session. They will present in class on main points, thoughts, and theory discussed in the materials for that session ending with 2-3 questions to begin group discussion. This should be up to 30 minutes total (including discussion time).
  
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- Select activity Assignment 2 Rubric: Case Conceptualization: Due Session 7 July 11th
  
  Assignment 2 Rubric: Case Conceptualization: Due Session 7 July 11th File DOCX
  
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- Select activity Past Student Example Paper: Case Conceptualization
  
  Past Student Example Paper: Case Conceptualization File PDF
  
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- Select activity REVISED Assignment 4: Portfolio Rubric Due July 21st - Latest July 23rd
  
  REVISED Assignment 4: Portfolio Rubric Due July 21st - Latest July 23rd File DOCX
  
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- Select activity Past Student Example Portfolio
  
  Past Student Example Portfolio File PDF
  
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- Select activity Class Syllabus
  
  Class Syllabus File PDF
  
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  Please refer to MOODLE sessions for most accurate assigned readings, videos, or audio
  
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- Select activity Case Conceptualization Resources: Developmental
  
  Case Conceptualization Resources: Developmental Folder
- Select activity Case Conceptualization Resources: Cognitive Behavioral
  
  Case Conceptualization Resources: Cognitive Behavioral Folder
- Select activity Case Conceptualization Resources: Attachment
  
  Case Conceptualization Resources: Attachment Folder
Select section Session 1 ***Monday is a Holiday, Meet Tuesday June 21, 2022

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Session 1 ***Monday is a Holiday, Meet Tuesday June 21, 2022
- Select activity Self Care Plan Templates
  
  Self Care Plan Templates File DOCX
  
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- Select activity Defining Recovery
  
  Defining Recovery File PDF
  
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- Select activity Understanding and Defining the Disease of Addiction
  
  Understanding and Defining the Disease of Addiction File PDF
  
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- Select activity Top 10 Most Addictive Substances In The World
  
  Top 10 Most Addictive Substances In The World URL
- Select activity Teen Health: Adolescents; Substance Use and Abuse
  
  Teen Health: Adolescents; Substance Use and Abuse URL
- Select activity Commonly Used Drugs Charts Reference Guide
  
  Commonly Used Drugs Charts Reference Guide URL
  
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  National Institute on Drug Abuse: Comprehensive list of common drugs, you can click the + sign next to any drug and see charts, descriptions, or be able to click and see more about them individually.
- Select activity Pill Identifier Website Link
  
  Pill Identifier Website Link URL
  
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- Select activity Optional Supplemental Material
  
  Optional Supplemental Material Page
  
  Although I might challenge some of the language used from a critical lens, this is a good video for those of you who might be totally new to this content area.
- Select activity How drugs affect your body Resource List
  
  How drugs affect your body Resource List URL
  
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- Select activity Session 1 PPT
  
  Session 1 PPT File PDF
  
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Select section Session 2 June 23rd: Screening and Assessment

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Session 2 June 23rd: Screening and Assessment
- Select activity Use of Self: A Primer Revised (Dewane, 2006)
  
  Use of Self: A Primer Revised (Dewane, 2006) File PDF
  
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- Select activity Flora, K. (2012). Recovery from substance abuse: A narrative approach to understanding motivation and ambivalence about change. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions, 12(3): 302-315.
  
  Flora, K. (2012). Recovery from substance abuse: A narrative approach to understanding motivation and ambivalence about change. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions, 12(3): 302-315. File PDF
  
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- Select activity West, R., Miller, P. (2011). What is the purpose of diagnosing addiction or dependence and what does this mean for establishing diagnostic criteria? Addiction, 106, 863-865.
  
  West, R., Miller, P. (2011). What is the purpose of diagnosing addiction or dependence and what does this mean for establishing diagnostic criteria? Addiction, 106, 863-865. File PDF
  
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- Select activity BLANK Bio-psycho-social-spiritual Inpatient Assessment
  
  BLANK Bio-psycho-social-spiritual Inpatient Assessment File PDF
  
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- Select activity Tara Sullivan Guest Speaker Recording : Screening and Assessment
  
  Tara Sullivan Guest Speaker Recording : Screening and Assessment Page
  
  This is a recording of guest speaker Tara Sullivan in a previous class. Recording meant to be viewed by students in this class only.
- Select activity Tara Sullivan Guest Speaker PPT Slides
  
  Tara Sullivan Guest Speaker PPT Slides File PPTX
  
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- Select activity Session 2 PPT slides
  
  Session 2 PPT slides File PDF
  
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- Select activity (Optional for theory enthusiasts) Critical Realism and the Ontological Politics of Drug Policy
  
  (Optional for theory enthusiasts) Critical Realism and the Ontological Politics of Drug Policy File PDF
  
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Select section Session 3 June 27th: Neurobiology of Substance use Disorders

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Session 3 June 27th: Neurobiology of Substance use Disorders
- Select activity The Paradox of Addiction Neuroscience
  
  The Paradox of Addiction Neuroscience File PDF
  
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- Select activity Quite Like a Woman, CH 2, Holly Whitaker
  
  Quite Like a Woman, CH 2, Holly Whitaker File PDF
  
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- Select activity Clinical Neuroscience of Addiction: Annual Review
  
  Clinical Neuroscience of Addiction: Annual Review File PDF
  
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- Select activity Optional Supplemental Material
  
  Optional Supplemental Material Page
  
  Straussner, S. (2014). Clinical work with substance-abusing clients. (3^rd edition), New York: The Guilford Press. Chapter 2 (39-66)., Chapter 6- 7
  Alexander, B.K., Coambs, R.B., and Hadaway, P.F. (1978). "The effect of housing and gender on morphine self-administration in rats," Psychopharmacology, Vol 58, 175–179. PMID 98787
- Select activity (optional) Etiological theories of addiction: A comprehensive update on neurobiological, genetic and Behavioral vulnerability
  
  (optional) Etiological theories of addiction: A comprehensive update on neurobiological, genetic and Behavioral vulnerability File PDF
  
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- Select activity (Optional) The Brain, Drug Use, and Adolescents/Teens
  
  (Optional) The Brain, Drug Use, and Adolescents/Teens URL
  
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  For those who are interested in teens and drug use.
- Select activity PPT Slides Session 3
  
  PPT Slides Session 3 File PDF
  
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Select section Session 4 June 30th: Opioid Epidemic

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Session 4 June 30th: Opioid Epidemic
- Select activity Podcast Episode: Sam Quinones on Meth, Fentanyl, and the Least of Us
  
  Podcast Episode: Sam Quinones on Meth, Fentanyl, and the Least of Us URL
  
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- Select activity America's Epidemic of Opioid Abuse (about 6 minutes)
  
  America's Epidemic of Opioid Abuse (about 6 minutes) URL
  
  https://youtu.be/pROfg1vOp4w
- Select activity The best opioid addiction treatment is more opioids (about 2 minutes)
  
  The best opioid addiction treatment is more opioids (about 2 minutes) URL
- Select activity Applying Social Work Approaches, Harm Reduction, and Practice Wisdom to Better Serve Those with Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders
  
  Applying Social Work Approaches, Harm Reduction, and Practice Wisdom to Better Serve Those with Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders File PDF
  
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- Select activity Narrative Politics in Policy Discourse: The Debate Over Safe Injection Sites in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  
  Narrative Politics in Policy Discourse: The Debate Over Safe Injection Sites in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania File PDF
  
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- Select activity Safehouse: Philadelphia's first Safe Injection Site
  
  Safehouse: Philadelphia's first Safe Injection Site URL
  
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- Select activity Optional Supplemental Readings
  
  Optional Supplemental Readings Page
  
  Straussner, S. (2014). Clinical work with substance-abusing clients. (3^rd edition), New York: The Guilford Press. Chapter 1(1-38); Chapter 4.
  Macy, B. (2018). Dopesick. New York: Back Bay Books/ Little Brown and Company.
  Beautiful Boy, David Sheff (Not based on Opioids, but significant memoir)
  Volkow, N. (2017) The Role of Science in Addressing the Opioid Crisis. The New England Journal OF Medicine 391-394.
- Select activity Session 4 PPT
  
  Session 4 PPT File PDF
  
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Select section Session 5 ***Tuesday July 5th: Peer Support Models

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Session 5 ***Tuesday July 5th: Peer Support Models
- Select activity Racism triggers me to drink, but Zoom-bombers won't let me be Black in AA meetings
  
  Racism triggers me to drink, but Zoom-bombers won't let me be Black in AA meetings URL
  
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- Select activity Laura Mckowen "We Are the Luckiest", Ch 4 on AA
  
  Laura Mckowen "We Are the Luckiest", Ch 4 on AA File PDF
  
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- Select activity "AA Was Created for Men" - Holly Whitaker, Quit Like a Woman
  
  "AA Was Created for Men" - Holly Whitaker, Quit Like a Woman File PDF
  
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- Select activity How do people recover from alcohol dependence? A systematic review of the research on mechanisms of behavior change in Alcoholics Anonymous
  
  How do people recover from alcohol dependence? A systematic review of the research on mechanisms of behavior change in Alcoholics Anonymous File PDF
  
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- Select activity For Reference AA Big Book (Via website)
  
  For Reference AA Big Book (Via website) URL
  
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- Select activity Optional
  
  Optional Page
  
  Straussner, S. (2014). Clinical work with substance-abusing clients. (3rd edition), New York: The Guilford Press. Chapter 12, (275-300)
  
  Lee Ann K. 2009. Alcoholics Anonymous effectiveness: Faith meets science. Journal of Addictive Diseases. 28, 145-57.
- Select activity (Recommended/ Optional) The Black Recovery Stories Speaking to Individual and Collective Wellness
  
  (Recommended/ Optional) The Black Recovery Stories Speaking to Individual and Collective Wellness URL
  
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- Select activity Activity Reflection
  
  Activity Reflection Forum
Select section Session 6 July 7: Interventions and Treatment

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Session 6 July 7: Interventions and Treatment
- Select activity The Addicted Mind: 28: Hearing The Muse - Music Therapy with AmyLynn Dimaano
  
  The Addicted Mind: 28: Hearing The Muse - Music Therapy with AmyLynn Dimaano URL
- Select activity Difficulties with emotion regulation, mindfulness, and substance use disorder severity: the mediating role of self-regulation of attention and acceptance attitudes
  
  Difficulties with emotion regulation, mindfulness, and substance use disorder severity: the mediating role of self-regulation of attention and acceptance attitudes File PDF
  
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- Select activity Which Individual Therapist Behaviors Elicit Client Change Talk and Sustain Talk in Motivational Interviewing?
  
  Which Individual Therapist Behaviors Elicit Client Change Talk and Sustain Talk in Motivational Interviewing? File
  
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- Select activity CBT Form Examples
  
  CBT Form Examples Folder
  
  Here are some resources for CBT including several REBT forms, a CBT specific form, and a PDF of cognitive distortions. I use these often in my practice for clients who need a concrete process to assist in challenging/re- framing thoughts. REBT is similar but distinct from CBT, if you're interested you can read more here.
  Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy Forms (REBT) x 2
  CBT form
  Cognitive Distortions
- Select activity DBT Form Examples
  
  DBT Form Examples Folder
- Select activity (Optional) Dr. Snipes 10 Brief Therapies and Brief Interventions for Substance Use
  
  (Optional) Dr. Snipes 10 Brief Therapies and Brief Interventions for Substance Use URL
- Select activity (Optional) Group Work Panel Discussion (UPenn)
  
  (Optional) Group Work Panel Discussion (UPenn) URL
- Select activity (Optional) Relapse Prevention Awareness and Activities for Addiction Recovery
  
  (Optional) Relapse Prevention Awareness and Activities for Addiction Recovery URL
- Select activity Optional
  
  Optional Page
  
  Straussner, S. (2014). Clinical work with substance-abusing clients. (3rd edition), New York: The
  
  Guilford Press. Chapters 7. & 10- 11
  Smith, C.B.R. (2012). Harm reduction as anarchist practice: a user’s guide to capitalism and addiction in North America, Critical Public Health, 22(2). 209-21.
  Szalavitz, M. (2017). Unbroken brain: A revolutionary new way of understanding addiction.
  
  New York: Picador St. Martin's Press. 224-242
  
  Meier, P.S., Barrowclough, C. & Donmall, M.C. (2004.) The role of the therapeutic alliance in the treatment of substance misuse: a critical review of the literature. Addiction, 100, 304- 316.
- Select activity Interventions PPT
  
  Interventions PPT File PDF
  
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Select section Session 7 July 11th: Co Occurring and MAT, guest Speaker **Midway point, Assignment Due**

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Session 7 July 11th: Co Occurring and MAT, guest Speaker **Midway point, Assignment Due**
- Select activity Methadone Maintenance 4 Decades Later: Thousands of Lives Saved but Still Controversal
  
  Methadone Maintenance 4 Decades Later: Thousands of Lives Saved but Still Controversal File PDF
  
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- Select activity The Historical Trauma Response Among Natives & It's Relationship with Substance Use: A Lakota Illustration , Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart Ph.D.
  
  The Historical Trauma Response Among Natives & It's Relationship with Substance Use: A Lakota Illustration , Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart Ph.D. File PDF
  
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- Select activity Concurrent Treatment of Substance Use and PTSD
  
  Concurrent Treatment of Substance Use and PTSD File PDF
  
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- Select activity The Matrix Model of dual diagnosis service delivery
  
  The Matrix Model of dual diagnosis service delivery File PDF
  
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- Select activity Optional
  
  Optional Page
  
  Straussner, S. (2014). Clinical work with substance-abusing clients. (3rd edition), New York: The Guilford Press. Chapter 16, (371-394)
Select section Session 8 July 14th: The Role of the Family and Attachment

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Session 8 July 14th: The Role of the Family and Attachment
- Select activity Excerpt from "Beautiful Boy"
  
  Excerpt from "Beautiful Boy" URL
  
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  This is an epilogue from the book Beautiful Boy by David Sheff- father of a son who was addicted to meth. Amazing book and great movie- this piece is powerful from a parent's perspective.
- Select activity Attachment, A Matter of Substance: The Potential of Attachment Theory in the Treatment of Addictions
  
  Attachment, A Matter of Substance: The Potential of Attachment Theory in the Treatment of Addictions File PDF
  
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- Select activity Relational Pathways to Substance Misuse and Drug-Related Offending in Women: The Role of Trauma, Insecure Attachment, and Shame
  
  Relational Pathways to Substance Misuse and Drug-Related Offending in Women: The Role of Trauma, Insecure Attachment, and Shame File PDF
  
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- Select activity (Optional) Podcast Episode: ADDICTION: How do we love an addict and how does an addict love herself?
  
  (Optional) Podcast Episode: ADDICTION: How do we love an addict and how does an addict love herself? URL
  
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  An episode from the podcast "We Can Do Hard Things" from Glennon Doyle.
  This episode explores several aspects of addiction and recovery but several I felt were relevant for this weeks topic -- family and "how to love an addict" in her words. This episode is roughly 1 hour. Please listen before class!
Select section Session 9 July 18th: Criminalization and other Critical Lenses

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Session 9 July 18th: Criminalization and other Critical Lenses
- Select activity How The Crack Era Changed Black America Forever
  
  How The Crack Era Changed Black America Forever URL
- Select activity The War on Drugs Is a War on Women of Color (Andrea J. Ritchie)
  
  The War on Drugs Is a War on Women of Color (Andrea J. Ritchie) URL
  
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  https://longreads.com/2017/08/03/the-war-on-drugs-is-a-war-on-women-of-color/
  Excerpted from Invisible No More: Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color by Andrea J. Ritchie (Beacon Press, 2017). Reprinted with Permission from Beacon Press.
- Select activity Safety, Belonging, and Voice: Critical Clinical Practice with Girls and Women Struggling with Substance use
  
  Safety, Belonging, and Voice: Critical Clinical Practice with Girls and Women Struggling with Substance use File PDF
  
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- Select activity Recovery Management and People of Color: Redesigning Addiction Treatment for Historically Disempowered Communities
  
  Recovery Management and People of Color: Redesigning Addiction Treatment for Historically Disempowered Communities File PDF
  
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- Select activity (Optional) Additional Readings
  
  (Optional) Additional Readings Page
  
  Tuchman, E. (2010). Women and addiction: The importance of gender issues in substance abuse research. Journal of Addictive Diseases, 29: 127-138
  Chandler R, Fletcher B, Volkow N. 2009. Treating drug abuse and addiction in the criminal justice system: Improving public health and safety. JAMA. 301, 1024.
- Select activity (Optional) America’s Forgotten History of Supervised Opioid Injection
  
  (Optional) America’s Forgotten History of Supervised Opioid Injection URL
  
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  "Over the past year a Philadelphia nonprofit, Safehouse, has been making headlines with its controversial plan to open the U.S.’s first supervised injection site. The proposed facility would allow Philadelphians with opioid addiction to inject drugs like heroin under the watchful eye of nurses equipped to intervene in accidental overdoses. The clients would provide their own opioids, but the nonprofit would supply needles, provide kits to test drugs for dangerous levels of fentanyl, and connect clients to treatment services"
- Select activity (Optional) Why Has Drug Policy Changed So Little in Over 30 years?
  
  (Optional) Why Has Drug Policy Changed So Little in Over 30 years? File PDF
  
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Select section Session 10 July 21st: HOPE & Concluding the Course

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Session 10 July 21st: HOPE & Concluding the Course
- Select activity ASSIGNMENT: EMAIL TO CHRISTINA BEFORE CLASS
  
  ASSIGNMENT: EMAIL TO CHRISTINA BEFORE CLASS Page
  
  **Before class email to Christina the following that represents for YOU the idea HOPE, VICTORY, or WINS when thinking of social work with Substance Use or Substance Use/Addiction Generally**
  1.     An image
  
  2.     A quote
  
  3.     A few sentences on what you hope for or want to dream up for the future with SUD/Addictions
- Select activity HOPE, SELF-ESTEEM, AND SELF-REGULATION: POSITIVE CHARACTERISTICS AMONG MEN AND WOMEN IN RECOVERY
  
  HOPE, SELF-ESTEEM, AND SELF-REGULATION: POSITIVE CHARACTERISTICS AMONG MEN AND WOMEN IN RECOVERY File PDF
  
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- Select activity Assignment 2 DUE: Case Conceptualization
  
  Assignment 2 DUE: Case Conceptualization
  
  See rubric at the top of the moodle page for instructions. PLEASE use format outlined on rubric (Use headings and address points listed).
- Select activity DUE: Flyer or PPT Slides
  
  DUE: Flyer or PPT Slides Assignment
  
  See rubric for details at the top of Moodle.

SW w/ Substance Use Disorders - bmc.SOWK.B567.001.4W2.S22

Section outline

General

Welcome to Social Work with Substance Use!

Completion of assignments with thoughtfulness and attention to detail as well as ongoing class engagement will be essential. I hope it will not only be educational but also rewarding for each individual.

WEEKLY ZOOM LINK

Session 1 ***Monday is a Holiday, Meet Tuesday June 21, 2022

Session 2 June 23rd: Screening and Assessment

Session 3 June 27th: Neurobiology of Substance use Disorders

Session 4 June 30th: Opioid Epidemic

Session 5 ***Tuesday July 5th: Peer Support Models

Session 6 July 7: Interventions and Treatment

Session 7 July 11th: Co Occurring and MAT, guest Speaker Midway point, Assignment Due

Session 8 July 14th: The Role of the Family and Attachment

Session 9 July 18th: Criminalization and other Critical Lenses

Session 10 July 21st: HOPE & Concluding the Course