All Course Topics

Techniques for evaluating substance use disorders, including DSM-5 criteria and differential diagnosis considerations.

Learning evidence-based interventions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and pharmacotherapy for addiction management.

Exploring ethical dilemmas in counseling practice, confidentiality, mandated reporting, and navigating legal frameworks.

Recognizing how cultural background influences addiction expression, treatment engagement, and developing culturally appropriate interventions.

Organizing and structuring information to enhance accessibility and usability.

Creating and managing levels of importance or complexity within systems or organizations.

Developing systematic frameworks for categorizing and labeling information or objects.

Analyzing and improving processes to maximize efficiency and productivity.

Designing integrated structures that coordinate components to achieve specific goals or functions.

Understanding the process of pooling financial assets to create tradable securities, such as mortgage-backed securities.

Exploring instruments used to transfer credit risk, like credit default swaps, crucial for risk management in structured products.

Studying structured products that pool debt securities and allocate credit risk in tranches, impacting risk and returns.