The field of Behavioral Medicine is robust with new data and research that needs to be translated into useful information for the benefit of the front-line clinician. The ultimate goal of this translation is to empower the clinician with the best information and technique available. This video skills training event gives clinicians the latest research on the interface between Substance-Related Disorders and other DSM-IV entities. Participants can expect to learn how this research translates into actual work with clients. Empirically based psychotherapeutic and pharmacological interventions will be the focus of this skills training event. Case vignettes will be utilized to demonstrate application of clinical technique.

Miramar Treatment on www.miramarlagunabeach.com. What is the difference in dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorders in the drug and alcohol rehab setting? Dual diagnosis is defined as the presence of one or more psychiatric disorder(s), such as panic disorder; major depression; antisocial personality disorder; etc, combined with a chemical addiction. Co-occurring disorders are defined as the presence of two or more mental health (psychiatric disorders), with or without the added presence of chemical abuse. For more detail contact us on our free helpline 866.382.5442 or email us on dbrian@miramarrecovery.com