Substance Use and Mental Health

Overview of Substance Use and Mental Health with ADHD Awareness, Mental Health, Psychology, Counselling, and CBT

The Substance Use and Mental Health course addresses the critical overlap between addiction and psychological well-being. With foundations in ADHD Awareness, Mental Health, Psychology, Counselling, and CBT, it is designed to give learners the knowledge and tools to address one of the most complex issues facing society today.

This is a low-commitment, high-reward course. And with urgency: once this version closes, it will never return.

Description of Substance Use and Mental Health with ADHD Awareness, Mental Health, Psychology, Counselling, and CBT

The course explores the intricate relationship between substance use and Mental Health, ensuring you understand how addiction intersects with conditions like ADHD, depression, and anxiety.

What’s inside:

• The role of ADHD Awareness in substance use disorders.
• How Psychology explains addictive behaviors.
• The role of Counselling in supporting recovery.
• Application of CBT to manage cravings and relapse prevention.
• Building long-term Mental Health resilience post-recovery.

Through a blend of theory and practical tools, this course equips you with a deep understanding of how ADHD Awareness, Mental Health, Psychology, Counselling, and CBT combine to form effective substance use interventions.

Who Is This Course For?

• Counsellors and therapists seeking CBT tools for addiction.
• Psychology students focused on Mental Health and substance abuse.
• Advocates for ADHD Awareness working with individuals affected by addiction.
• Anyone passionate about Counselling and supporting recovery.

Requirements

No requirements beyond a passion for ADHD Awareness, Mental Health, Psychology, Counselling, and CBT. Self-paced and low commitment.

Career Path

• Addiction counsellor.
• Roles in Psychology and Mental Health research.
• Careers in CBT-based rehabilitation programs.
• Advocacy work combining ADHD Awareness and Counselling.

Don’t miss this once-only chance—Substance Use and Mental Health won’t return.