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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2024 · 26 MIN

The New Normal in Cutting-Edge Training and Certification for Clinicians Treating Substance Use Disorders

from The Catalyst Podcast · host The Catalyst Podcast

We're joined by Lora Passetti, Evidence-Based Practice Center Program Director at Chestnut Health Systems (CHS) where she trains and certifies clinicians across the country on several well-established, specialized behavioral treatment approaches for addressing substance use disorders among youth, young adults and adults. We discuss:    The EBP Center’s mission and how it’s changed in the 28 years she’s been with CHS   The misconceptions people have regarding Evidence Based Practice Their three core training approaches:  the Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA), the Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach (A-CRA) and for recovery support specialists, Recovery Monitoring and Support (RMS) The main treatment challenges she sees going forward   Several of the truly ground-breaking projects and initiatives she’ll be leading in 2025  Few are as passionate about their work as Lora is about hers - a fun, insightful conversation, check it out!  

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