SUT 1350. SPECIAL ISSUES IN SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT. 3 Hours.

Relevant substance use treatment topics generated and explored in depth according to student and professional needs. The topic will be determined prior to registration.

SUT 2350. SPECIAL ISSUES IN SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT. 3 Hours.

Relevant substance use treatment topics generated and explored in depth according to student and professional needs. The topic will be determined prior to registration.

SUT 3318. SCREENING, ASSESSMENT, & ENGAGEMENT. 3 Hours.

Introduces screening and diagnostic instruments and techniques appropriate for determining whether a substance use disorder might exist. Explores the therapeutic alliance and practice engagement techniques taking into account intersections of race, gender, sexuality, age, educational level, and other aspects of identity. Students learn to assess suicide risk and a client's readiness for change. Students learn to diagnose substance use disorders and recognize intoxication, withdrawal, substance, and medication induced disorders. Offered as SUT 3318 and SOCW 3318. Credit will be granted only once. Prerequisite: Prerequisite OR Corequisite: SUT 3315 or SOCW 3315.

SUT 3319. TREATMENT PLANNING, COLLABORATION & REFERRAL. 3 Hours.

This course addresses the clinical application of the biopsychosocial assessment in the development of a treatment plan. Potential treatment issues will be identified and a client-specific problem list will be developed. Individualized treatment goals will be established in collaboration with diverse clients. Client objectives and clinical interventions will also be developed. This course explores dynamics of the therapeutic alliance, and clinician-client collaboration within the context of a strengths and empowerment-based perspective. The student will gain insight into and an appreciation of collaboration, consultation, and referral throughout the continuum of care. Credit will be granted only once. Prerequisites: SOCW 3318 or SUT 3318.

SUT 3321. SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT. 3 Hours.

This course is the culmination of the fundamentals of substance use disorders, treatment planning, collaboration and referral, and substance use treatment. Students will learn and acquire the special skills necessary to assist individuals, families, and groups through the sequela of substance use and addiction. Focus on cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, 12-step programs, nutrition and exercise, meditation, and other alternative treatment options. Students will study treatment modalities that consider the social, cultural, and economic influences that shape the client's world view and substance use experience. Credit will be granted only once. Prerequisites: Prerequisite or corequisite: SUT 3319 or SOCW 3319.

SUT 3322. PROFESSIONAL AND ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY. 3 Hours.

This course focuses on the importance of the ethical standards and professionalism in substance use treatment. Students will learn to apply the ethical standards required for careers in substance use treatment. Prerequisite: SUT 3321.

SUT 3350. SPECIAL ISSUES IN SUT. 3 Hours.

Relevant social work topics generated and explored in depth according to student and professional needs. The topic will be determined prior to registration. Prerequisite: Permission of the Director.

SUT 4350. SPECIAL ISSUES IN SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT. 3 Hours.

Relevant substance use treatment topics generated and explored in depth according to student and professional needs. The topic will be determined prior to registration.