WEBINAR 5
October 20, 2025, / 6:30 p.m. CST
CNDV 5326: addictions counseling
w/Dr. McFarlin
Start
First
FINALLY
SECOND
AGENDA
NEXT
THEN
Currently grading Module 4 12-Step meeting
MODULE 4 ASSIGNMENTS
MOTIVATIONALINTERVIEWING
MODULE 4CONTENT QUIZ
TREATMENTPLANNING
MODULE 5 ASSIGNMENTS
Module 5 12-Step meeting PLUS
GROUP COUNSELING TREATMENT NOTES
MODULE 4CONTENT QUIZ
LAW IN ACTION CFR 42 PART 2
Take a look at the diagnostic checklist
(Provided within Class under "Student Tools/Resources")
00:15
00:15
00:15
00:15
00:15
00:15
PARKER
00:20
00:20
00:15
Parker
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
F10.20
Alcohol Use Disorder, moderate/severe, in a controlled environment
F10.20
Alcohol
Use Disorder,
moderate/severe,
ICD-10 Code
Substance
Disorder
Severity
in a controlled environment
Remission
Environment
00:20
00:30
Parker
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Alcohol Use Disorder, moderate/severe, in a controlled environment
F10.20
OR
Alcohol Use Disorder with Withdrawal, moderate/severe, in a controlled environment, without perceptual disturbances
F10.230
F10.230
Use Disorder with Withdrawal,
Alcohol
ICD-10 Code
Substance
Disorder
in a controlled environment,
moderate/severe,
Severity
Environment
without perceptual disturbances
Perceptual Disturbances
RE: DIAGNOSING ALCOHOL-RELATED disorders
- Reviewed Q9 (re: diagnosis)…Some people lost points but most people gained some.
- If you missed points for Q10 (re: stage of change), then 2 pts. were reinstated for that item.
Guest Speaker:
Steve dalrympleM.Ed., LPC ASSOCIATE, LCDC
DETAILS
- Covers Chapters 8, 10, & 12
- Ch. 8 - Psychotherapeutic Approaches
- Ch. 10 - Group Counseling for Treatment of Addiction
- Ch. 12 - 12-Step Facilitation of Treatment
- Study Resource provided
- 1 attempt allowed with 1-hour time limit
- 30 items (1 pt./ea.)
- Due Wednesday, 10/29/2025 (9 DAYS FROM NOW) by 11:59 p.m. CST
DETAILS
- Will learn about federal law that offers additional protections for people in treatment for addiction
- Then, will evaluate telephone conversations for compliance with the law
- Captioning included for telephone conversations
- Due Wednesday, 10/22/2025 (2 DAYS FROM NOW) by 11:59 p.m. CST)
DETAILS
- Will watch a group counseling session comprising 3 clients
- Then, will author 3 treatment notes (i.e., 1 for each client in the session)
- Use the templates provided
- Due Wednesday, 10/29/2025 (9 DAYS FROM NOW) by 11:59 p.m. CST
questions or COMMENTS?
Severity (Required)
Controlled Environment (Optional)
Remission (Optional)
OPTIONS:
Is the client in a facility where they are unable to obtain alcohol?
Has the client stopped drinking? Has the client NOT met criteria for AUD for at least 3 months? (3 months - 1 yr = Early Remission) (1 yr+ = Sustained Remission)
(Determined by # of symptoms)
Criterion A
- Which symptoms has the client experienced within ANY 1-year period?
- 11 symptoms to consider
- 2+ symptoms required for a diagnosis of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD)
SEVERITY
- Mild = 2-3 symptoms
- Moderate = 4-5 symptoms
- Severe = 6+ symptoms
Taken in larger amounts/over longer periods than intended
Use despite related physical or psychological problems
Desire/unsuccessful attempts to cut down or control use
Use in physically hazardous situations
Lots of time spent obtaining, using, recovering from effects
Use despite related social/ interpersonal problems
Giving up important activities/ tasks because of use
Cravings
Use resulting in failure to fulfill important obligations
Tolerance
Withdrawal
Not in remission
No need to specify remission status
Controlled Envirionment
MUST SPECIFY
Controlled Envirionment
No Intoxication
4 criteria
Clinically significant changes that develop during or shortly after ingestation
1+ intoxication symptoms that develop during or shortly after ingestation
Not better explained by another disorder or substance
Recent ingestion of alcohol
4 criteria
2+ withdrawal symptoms that develop within hours/days after last use
Symptoms cause clinically significant distress
Not better explained by another disorder or substance
Halted/decreased use after heavy or prolonged drinking
perceptual disturbances
Is this client experiencing hallucinations during the withdrawal period?
4 criteria
2+ withdrawal symptoms that develop within hours/days after last use
Symptoms cause clinically significant distress
Not better explained by another disorder or substance
Halted/decreased use after heavy or prolonged drinking
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WEBINAR 5
October 20, 2025, / 6:30 p.m. CST
CNDV 5326: addictions counseling
w/Dr. McFarlin
Start
First
FINALLY
SECOND
AGENDA
NEXT
THEN
Currently grading Module 4 12-Step meeting
MODULE 4 ASSIGNMENTS
MOTIVATIONALINTERVIEWING
MODULE 4CONTENT QUIZ
TREATMENTPLANNING
MODULE 5 ASSIGNMENTS
Module 5 12-Step meeting PLUS
GROUP COUNSELING TREATMENT NOTES
MODULE 4CONTENT QUIZ
LAW IN ACTION CFR 42 PART 2
Take a look at the diagnostic checklist
(Provided within Class under "Student Tools/Resources")
00:15
00:15
00:15
00:15
00:15
00:15
PARKER
00:20
00:20
00:15
Parker
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
F10.20
Alcohol Use Disorder, moderate/severe, in a controlled environment
F10.20
Alcohol
Use Disorder,
moderate/severe,
ICD-10 Code
Substance
Disorder
Severity
in a controlled environment
Remission
Environment
00:20
00:30
Parker
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Alcohol Use Disorder, moderate/severe, in a controlled environment
F10.20
OR
Alcohol Use Disorder with Withdrawal, moderate/severe, in a controlled environment, without perceptual disturbances
F10.230
F10.230
Use Disorder with Withdrawal,
Alcohol
ICD-10 Code
Substance
Disorder
in a controlled environment,
moderate/severe,
Severity
Environment
without perceptual disturbances
Perceptual Disturbances
RE: DIAGNOSING ALCOHOL-RELATED disorders
Guest Speaker:
Steve dalrympleM.Ed., LPC ASSOCIATE, LCDC
DETAILS
DETAILS
DETAILS
questions or COMMENTS?
Severity (Required)
Controlled Environment (Optional)
Remission (Optional)
OPTIONS:
Is the client in a facility where they are unable to obtain alcohol?
Has the client stopped drinking? Has the client NOT met criteria for AUD for at least 3 months? (3 months - 1 yr = Early Remission) (1 yr+ = Sustained Remission)
(Determined by # of symptoms)
Criterion A
SEVERITY
Taken in larger amounts/over longer periods than intended
Use despite related physical or psychological problems
Desire/unsuccessful attempts to cut down or control use
Use in physically hazardous situations
Lots of time spent obtaining, using, recovering from effects
Use despite related social/ interpersonal problems
Giving up important activities/ tasks because of use
Cravings
Use resulting in failure to fulfill important obligations
Tolerance
Withdrawal
Not in remission
No need to specify remission status
Controlled Envirionment
MUST SPECIFY
Controlled Envirionment
No Intoxication
4 criteria
Clinically significant changes that develop during or shortly after ingestation
1+ intoxication symptoms that develop during or shortly after ingestation
Not better explained by another disorder or substance
Recent ingestion of alcohol
4 criteria
2+ withdrawal symptoms that develop within hours/days after last use
Symptoms cause clinically significant distress
Not better explained by another disorder or substance
Halted/decreased use after heavy or prolonged drinking
perceptual disturbances
Is this client experiencing hallucinations during the withdrawal period?
4 criteria
2+ withdrawal symptoms that develop within hours/days after last use
Symptoms cause clinically significant distress
Not better explained by another disorder or substance
Halted/decreased use after heavy or prolonged drinking