IBADCC
Learning Center
The IBADCC Learning Center is the education arm of the Idaho Board of Alcohol and Drug Counselor Certification, aimed at providing continuing education for SUD counselors, prevention specialists, coaches, and supervisors. Training opportunities include both live-virtual and online learning options, with a goal of helping members gain the CE hours needed for their certification and re-certifications. Our aim is to ensure timely, relevant, and engaging content is made available to members at an affordable price. Check back soon for new content!
UPCOMING LIVE WEBINARS
Recovery Coaching 101
February 22nd at 2:00PM (MDT)
What is the recovery coaching, questions about certification, how to be trained, where to look for training?
ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
Supervision for Recovery Coaches
by Rick Whittaker
Upon completion of this course, participants will understand the following;
- Effective supervision of Recovery Coaches
- Identification of performance concern areas for Recovery Coaches
- Methods of self-care for Recovery Coaches
- Effective supervision of Recovery Coaches
- Identification of performance concern areas for Recovery Coaches
- Methods of self-care for Recovery Coaches
Managing Boundaries
This Ethics course is diving into the part of Ethics that covers Managing Boundaries
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Navigating Certemy
This free webinar will walk you through how to use Certemy. From logging in to submitting your certification, all of your questions will be covered!
Navigating TeleHealth Technology with SUD Groups
This recorded webinar will help counselors see the benefits to both counselor and clients by providing services via TeleHealth-based groups by expanding your understanding, comfort zone, and interest in offering TeleHealth-based SUD groups.
Utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in the Treatment of Addictions
This OnDemand webinar will help substance use disorder counselors understand the theoretical underpinnings of ACT, analyze how ACT conceptualizes substance and process related addictions, and identify interventions to use within the treatment of substance use disorders in order to better utilize ACT in their practice.
