FOU-30 Power, Fame & Recovery: Addiction, Health and Wellness in the Public Eye

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Apply clinical skills from a broad range of professional core functions to address the barriers to effective treatment caused by power, fame and wealth

Explain how advances in the field of addiction and mental health treatment might apply to individuals and families who live their lives in the public eye

Compare the unique variations of sub-populations within this group (people in the public eye), such as sports figures, political figures, people in film and music

Describe how such figures' needs may vary and how treatment may vary, based on their unique needs

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Map out why an invitation to change with a celebrity client must contain a hurdle or demand if accepted

Articulate how addictions share common neurobiological pathways with risky thrill-seeking and dry drunk behaviors

Delineate how our usual approaches to celebrity misbehavior foster the very resistance we seek to avoid

Discuss the phenomenon of "celebrity medicine" and how star-struck medical professionals, in thrall of the celebrity lifestyle, can become medical enablers

Explain how a patient's fame and celebrity can subvert the process of recovery

Discuss the efficacy of on-camera addiction treatment

Describe what experinetial therapies are and what they do

Compare the various forms of experinetial therapies

Assess determine the benefit of using different therapies in a therapeutic practice

Identify three trauma mediated food responses

Identify the connections between interpersonal needs, the evolution of internalized shame, and the evolution of an eating disorder

Describe the biological impact of trauma and how to use novel psychological approaches for resolving the impact and healing from eating disorders

Compare and contrast best practices in support of recovery of multiple demographics

List the elements of peer support that provide meaning to recovering persons, post discharge

List the variety of programs/services that support for alumni and recovering persons, post discharge

Describe the “identity battles” of the false sense of self and the related substance abuse and addiction issues it can cause - as viewed from an adolescent or young adult child of a famous parent

Identify the key components that make wilderness therapy a necessary program for essential recovery of adolescents and young adults struggling with identity and addiction issue

Discuss the unique recovery challenges for children and adolescents from families of prominence

Describe how the ARISE Intervention and Continuum of Care can be utilized to attain long-term, inter-generational healing and recovery for these families

Explain the role of trauma and loss as a precipitating factor for addiction in families, regardless of socioeconomic status

Identify and present several communication techniques to reach resistant clients who have a family dynamic of power and wealth

Explain how we can help eliminate self defeating behaviors in families who have wealth

Describe confrontation techniques that build trusting relationship with resistant clients in treatment

Describe the special needs, challenges, vulnerabilities and strengths that creative individuals bring to the recovery process

Compare and contrast the elements of a traditional recovery program with the elements of the Creative Recovery program

Name the steps, tasks and goals of the Creative Recovery program

List the links between cognitive decline and addictive disorders

Discuss the limitations in current treatment approaches and compare with evidenced-based practices

Review recommendations for increasing cognitive functioning and including music therapy as essential components of treatment

Identify strategies to better impact individuals clinically

Utilize diagnostic materials to assess individual clinical pathology

Define the family and client roles in the treatment process

Identify the common classes of drug testing and the common mis-understandings clinicians have about them

Identify the common types of drug testing and when each should be ordered

Discuss the important role that drug testing has in the long term recovery success of impaired professionals

Discuss the denial system of addiction

Summarize childhood trauma and the relationship to narcissistic wounding

Discuss why medical technology commonly used to diagnose other ilness has not yet been integrated into standard addiction treatment programs until now

Name other brain-based disorders that affect addiction

Explain why providing photo evidence of how a brain in physically different can lesson shame, guilt, and other feelings that can hinder recovery

Differentiate between sensationalist messages and responsible substantive messaging to encourage a recovery movement

Compare & contrast United States messaging v. International messaging with regard to addiction and recovery

dentify the similarities and differences of domestic and international policy in order to help build a recovery movement

Identify common obstacles encountered when treating high-profile substance-abusing clients

Design flexible treatment options to enhance patient engagement and retention

Explain how to utilize internet-based and other innovative strategies to maintain continuity of care despite the client's heavy travel schedule, etc.and other commitments

Identify the physical and psychological obstacles to treating celebrities

Compare and contrast "fame addiction" from a clinical, diagnostic & treatment perspective

Summarize celebrity psychology

Identify three early relapse warning signals

Discuss the specific role of the sober coach and how it differs from a 12 Step Sponsor or a Therapist

List three motivational techniques to help a 'stuck' or stubborn client

Summarize the unique challenges that a "functional" senior executive with chemical dependency faces in seeking treatment and maintaing long term sobriety when they re-enter the workforce

Identify the specific issues that create relapse in this population

Discuss how to approach and educate the management team/employer of the client in order to improve understanding of chemical dependency treatment and possible relapse triggers for this very specific population

Discuss several of the social and psychological challenges that accompany an elite athletic status

Identify several barriers to treatment for elite athletes

Identify components of a strength-based approach

Compare and contrast different solutions to effectively treating high profile clients and families

Identify the differences and similarities between everyday families and high profile families in crisis

Identify elements of resistance when breaking through the entitlement trap

Describe the “soul window” as an applied clinical concept for therapists to use

Summarize the literature and research about common features in problematic sexual and financial behaviors

Compare assessment tools for sexual disorders

Explain the disease nature of addiction and the efficacy of treatment and recovery

Discuss the stigma of diseases of the brain, such as addiction, and compare to diseases of the body

Summarize the power of public figures in film and music to influence public policy on addiction prevention,education,treatment and recovery

Discuss counter-transference in treating clients with addiction

List processing points for counselors to use with their clients.

Explain the role of relationship in therapy in the context of this population.

Identify body image issues in our society and what leads to eating disorders

Describe EDs in athletes in today's society

Explain why eating disorders, including anorexia, can be considered a form of addiction

Compare and contrast styles of hypnosis and levels of trance states, particularly as it relates to Integrative Hypnotherapy and power, fame and recovery.

Identify the components of state dependent memory, learning and behavior and how this phenomenon is helpful in the healing process.

Describe the effectiveness of Integrative Hypnotherapy in the treatment of addiction recovery in relation to issues of power and fame.

Discuss the ways that co-addicts of high profile and high net worth individuals affect treatment outcomes and provide tools and techniques to get addicts and co-addicts into recovery

List the ways that local community charities and organizations can help connect high profile and high net worth individuals to a higher purpose

Explain why trying to isolate high profile and high net worth addicts is very difficult and it is more effective to provide alternative forms of containment

List ways in which the stigma of addiction expresses itself

Identify ways in which it can be eradicated

List the various types of secrets and the continuum of secrets impacting behavioral addictions

Explain the ingredients for completing a relapse prevention worksheet

Summarize what the acronym "PRAISES" represents related to intimacy.

Identify principles of treatment unique in the political area

Review principles of recovery for the person in the public eye

Identify areas of vulnerability unique to politics

Describe the available technology and options for drug and alcohol testing

Discuss the clinical rationale for laboratory confirmation of point of care drug testing

Explain the clinical rationale for drug testing

Explain how to intervene with high profile, high wealth athletes

Identify the special issues regarding management, agents, collective bargaining and performance clauses

Outline an effect treatment plan for players that spend more than half of their time on the road

Discuss concepts based on a client’s desire to address early recovery and the creative process

Identify healthy and creative ways for people to manage symptoms of relapse and addiction

Cite ways to integrate creativity into evidence based practices

Identify specific Process Addictions

Identify specific struggles that can occur in recovery while on the road

Identify a high-profile case

Compare the unique differences between a non-public and public matters

Discuss how a high-profile case is handled

Assess the value of using existing community based support for recovering persons

Identify resources that will add value in developing and improving existing alumni service efforts, and community recovery aid

Compare cognitive behavioral interventions

List the clinical factors that determine effective drug testing frequency

Describe how power, wealth, and fame can be considered burdens

Discuss generational issues, history, and trauma and how this impacts the powerful, wealthy and famous in recovery