Medical Conditions: Implications for Treating Co-Occurring Disorders

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Friday, April 30, 2004

9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Training Center

Contact: Sandra Adomako-Bempong
sabempong@mwcog.org
202-962-3275

Training Objectives

Participants will:

Receive an overview of medical conditions that frequently c0-occur with substance abuse and mental disorders
Understand how these medical conditions affect treatment of substance use and mental disorders
Understand how to best interact with medical personnel to facilitate treatment

Who Should Attend

Mental Health Therapists
Substance Abuse Therapists
Social Workers
Dual Diagnosis Therapists
Other Treatment Providers
Managed Care Corporations

Registration is now closed for this event due to limited space.