This groundbreaking program, developed by the Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center (PRC) and Hazelden, gives organizations the resources and tools needed to successfully treat clients’ co-occurring severe mental health and substance use disorders at the same time by the same team. 

The revised and expanded The Matrix Model for Teens and Young Adults is an evidence-based intensive outpatient program that is adapted from the evidence-based The Matrix Model, and provides your teen and young adult clients with the structure of an inpatient treatment experience on an outpatient timetable. 

The complete collection will provide you with 25 videos and over 2 hours of education, real stories, and expert advice aimed at youth. 

The revised and expanded The Matrix Model for Teens and Young Adults is an evidence-based intensive outpatient program that is adapted from the evidence-based The Matrix Model, and provides your teen and young adult clients with the structure of an inpatient treatment experience on an outpatient timetable. 

Teen Intervene is an evidence-based, comprehensive program that can be an effective tool for anyone skilled at working with youth in many settings, including: school counselors/health professionals, social workers, psychologists, youth treatment service providers, and juvenile justice professionals. 

Both Healing Trauma and Exploring Trauma are ideal for use in settings that require a shorter intervention, including community mental health centers, domestic violence agencies, sexual assault services, addiction treatment programs, and correctional settings. Save money by purchasing both programs in this complete collection. 

Ideal for people who are wondering if they (or a loved one) may have a problem. Addiction Basics dispels the myths surrounding the disease. Industry experts and people in recovery provide insights in their own words, sharing a message of truth and hope. 

Ken Winters, a national authority on brief intervention strategies, provides clinicians with the latest evidence-based brief intervention practices for clients with low to moderate patterns of abuse. 

This participant workbook is for women to use with Beyond Trauma Second Edition, A Healing Journey for Women sessions. If you have the FIRST EDITION of Beyond Trauma and need workbooks for that curriculum, call your sales representative at 800-328-9000. 

Now in its fifth edition, the DSM-5 is a comprehensive diagnostic tool that creates a common language for health care professionals involved in the diagnosis of mental disorders. 

This Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) online course presents the steps, techniques and screening tools for the screening of substance use and mental health disorders. Participants will learn the domains of assessment, with a discussion of both the substance use domains and mental status examination. Barriers to effective screening and assessment are discussed as are methods for overcoming…CCDP and CCDPD.*The FIT program is… 

The Desk Reference to the Diagnostic Criteria From DSM-5® is a concise, affordable companion to the ultimate psychiatric reference, DSM-5®. It includes the fully revised diagnostic classification, as well as all of the diagnostic criteria from DSM-5® in an easy-to-use paperback format. 

the DSM-5 is a comprehensive diagnostic tool that creates a common language for health care professionals involved in the diagnosis of mental disorders. 

The leading manual on group-based treatment of substance use disorders, this highly practical book is grounded in the transtheoretical model and emphasizes the experiential and behavioral processes of change. 

Empower people to seek treatment for their addiction or mental health disorder with this evidence-based brief intervention. 

the DSM-5 is a comprehensive diagnostic tool that creates a common language for health care professionals involved in the diagnosis of mental disorders. 

Vernon Johnson, creator of the Johnson Model of intervention, describes the process that has successfully motivated thousands of chemically dependent people to accept help. A classic in addiction literature.