Addiction of anything is hard to overcome. Many times individuals need assistance or substance abuse counselors to help them overcome the addiction. Addiction therapy is another tool that can be used.
Please review our Substance Abuse Practitioner Program
The article, “What Is Addiction Therapy, and Does It Work?” from Rehab Solution states,
“Addiction therapy delves deeply into the roots of addiction. It seeks out its original causes, because addiction is frequently a manifestation of deep-seated mental issues, such as depression or anxiety. Addicts seek relief by “self-medicating” with drugs and/or alcohol.”
For those who accept an afterlife, there is definitely a spirituality with dying. A spirituality that acknowledges there is more than the material and the necessity of preparing oneself for something greater.
There is a deep spirituality with death and how we face it and view our existence. Please also review our Spiritual Counseling Certification and see if it meets your needs
The article, “The spirituality of dying” by Rebecca Abbott also looks at the spirituality and grace of dying in peace. She states,
“According to Hampton, spirituality does not simply refer to religion or faith, but encompasses the “meaning, purpose and connectedness in people’s lives – connectedness with themselves, others, creativity, nature and some sense of something beyond themselves, something bigger.”
The role of an addiction counselor is critical in helping individuals overcome addictive impulses as well as substance abuse. Helping individuals overcome this can be achieved through licensed counselors with degrees in counseling, or also through educated professionals, some licensed, others not, who are certified in substance abuse counseling. Substance Abuse Counseling itself does not require a license, but numerous professionals in the counseling field add such certifications to their background
Some individuals need professional help to defeat addiction. Please also review our Substance Abuse Counseling Training Program
The article, “The Role of the Counselor in Addiction Recovery” from Wake Forest University looks at the role of an Addiction Counselor. The article states,
“Substance abuse counselors provide a necessary support system for individuals recovering from eating disorders, drug and alcohol issues, gambling addictions, and other behavioral issues. By forming a relationship built on trust with their patients, counselors provide the support, resources, and judgement-free guidance that patients can utilize on their road to addiction recovery.”
Crisis in families is a major issue in America. Whether through abuse or drugs, averting crisis levels that require counseling and guidance is the most ideal. How to identify pre crisis situations for children is the key.
Better social venues to deal with abuse and addiction can prevent crisis in families. Please also review our Crisis Intervention Program
The article, “What If We Could Reach Families Before the Crisis? There Would Be Fewer Kids in Foster Care” by Kris Faasse states,
“Many families don’t have extended families, friends or church communities to turn to when there is a crisis. When a crisis hits families without community support systems, their children are at a heightened risk of not getting the care they need and even potentially being removed from their homes.”
Burnout is a common thing for busy and stressed individuals. How to avoid burnout is key to a healthy life for the busy professional.
Avoiding burnout is key to good health and life success. Please also review our Stress Management Training Program
The article, “Stress management: Are you heading towards a burnout?” from the Washington Post looks at ways to avoid burnout. The article states,
“Making space in our lives so we’re not so hurried and harried isn’t easy, especially in a culture that shames slow living. The result is, many of us may be heading towards a burnout. A common ailment in these times, burnout is caused by, among other things, social media, the 24-hour news cycle and the pressure to check work email outside of office hours and remain in the work mode even after you have left the office.”
Addiction is a difficult problem to overcome. Meditation can help one overcome the challenges of addiction and alcohol. Through meditation, one can learn the disciple to possibly even stop drinking.
Meditation can help one overcome addictions. Please also review our Meditation Instructor Certification to see if it meets your academic needs
The article, “Alcohol and Meditation” by the Mindworks Team states,
“There are many practices and applications of meditation to stop drinking. Meditation teaches us that we don’t have to react to dispiriting thoughts and cravings. We learn that we have choices, and can choose to remain in the present moment while acknowledging the thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations that habitually trigger maladjusted behavior. ”
Please also review our Substance Abuse Counseling Training Certification, as well as our Meditation Instructor Certification and see if they meet your academic and professional goals.
The Emotional Freedom Technique is an alternative practice many use to face trauma. Trauma can cause subconscious damage to the self and the negative energy and memories associated with it. Also referred to as EFT, one is able to process these negative emotions and face the trauma.
Learn more to become a certified EFT Practitioner. Please review our EFT Practitioner Certification program and see if it meets your goals and needs
Patients can utilize the tapping of meridian points to help release the negative energy. This is done through a systematic tapping process. The patient while tapping, acknowledges a certain element of the trauma and repeats it. Through a series of tapping and vocal commands, the procedure continues with new affirmations replacing the negative past.
Many patients come to EFT practitioners to learn how to care for themselves. They face a variety of traumas, ranging from abuse to profound loss. EFT can help them in all these cases.
AIHCP offers an EFT Practitioner Certification for qualified professionals.
Qualified professionals can take online courses and become certified. The certification is four years.
After completing the program, qualified professionals can utilize EFT in their own practice and help individuals overcome trauma.
If you would like to learn more about EFT, or would like to become certified, then please review AIHCP’s EFT Practitioner Certification Program and see if it meets your goals and needs.
Anxiety can be a serious disorder. Sometimes using medication to lessen it can cause other side effects. Holistic remedies and alternative methods can help reduce anxiety without side effects.
Please also review our Holistic Nursing Certification for nurses and see if it meets your goals and needs
The article, “A Holistic Approach to Naturally Lowering Anxiety” by Cynthia Thaik states,
“While there are many causes for anxiety, general health and wellness may be one of the best ways to counter negative feelings. The following are simple tools and practices that can be used to encourage physical and emotional health in a natural way.”
Please also review our Holistic Nursing Certification for nurses who wish to utilize alternative methods with Western ideals. Our Holistic and Integrative Health Care program can help you with the knowledge needed to succeed.
The ultimate fear of any parent is to discover a school shooting at one’s child’s school. This fear does not subside afterwards for many, even the survivors. Many children need counseling for trauma and parents have to learn how to help their child through that trauma.
School shootings are terrifying and can leave long lasting scars. Please review our Child Grief Counseling Certification
The article, “Dealing With Trauma: How To Best Support Your Child After A School Shooting” by ADHITI BANDLAMUDI discusses this and how to help your child. The article states,
“In the wake of the shooting at the K-12 STEM School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, parents all over the country are struggling with difficult conversations about safety at school. One student was killed and eight were injured. Hundreds more lived through the terrifying experience of a shooting at their school.”
The loss of a pet is not something easy. Losing a pet is in fact a very hard loss for many and should not be ignored. Losing a pet is like losing family and pet loss counseling is sometimes needed.
The loss of a pet is a real loss that needs to be acknowledged and addressed. Please also review our Pet Loss Grief Counseling Program
The article, “When pets die, the grieving process is real” by Jack Hagerman, takes a closer look at the type of grief involved in losing a pet. He states,
“Because we don’t typically have funerals for pets, we miss out on this important step in the grieving process.”
