Drug, Solvent & Alcohol Abuse Counselling NCFE Level 4
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Addiction to alcohol and drugs is a widespread malady that is treacherous because it is so often concealed.This course sets out in simple form the essentials for understanding alcohol and drug problems, for making an assessment of the individual.
For giving appropriate help within one's own competence and for making referral to the agencies where necessary
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Assignment one:
The emotional factors in dependency and addiction
Getting the basic data from the client.
Assignment two:
Basic Counselling Skills
Basic Interview Skills
Assignment three:
The counselling relationship
Motivational skills
Assignment four:
Counselling the addicted
Drugs and the Law
Assignment five:
Comprehensive information on drugs
Recognition
Identity
Effects
Assignment six:
Continuation of information on drugs
Glue, gases and aerosols
Anabolic Steroids
Assignment seven:
Coping with cravings
Coping with boredom
Warning signs of a relapse
Planning a change
Assignment eight:
Detoxication and rehabilitation of the user
Assignment nine:
What you should now about addiction to alcohol
Effects of alcohol to the body
Effects of alcohol to the family
Assignment ten:
Conducting the diagnostic interview
Assignment eleven:
Counsellors assessment and diagnosis of the problem
Assignment twelve:
Creating a treatment plan in relation to alcoholism
Assignment thirteen:
Treating the individual
Assignment fourteen:
Patient/Client programmes
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