The Importance of Graduate Training in Clinical Treatment of Substance Use Disorders

The Importance of Graduate Training in Clinical Treatment of Substance Use Disorders

Scope of Practice

We discuss the overall need and importance for advanced training on the graduate level for substance use disorder clinical providers, with Western Connecticut State University Psychology Professor Dr. Shane Murphy. He also shares with us some of his ...

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55:5219 May 2021

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Elevating Addiction Treatment: Dr. Shane Murphy on Graduate Training

Clinical positions should be staffed by culturally competent, mastered, prepared professionals.

Ever wondered why advanced training is crucial for those treating substance use disorders? In this episode of 'Scope of Practice', Dr. Shane Murphy from Western Connecticut State University dives into the importance of specialized graduate education for clinical providers. Dr. Murphy, who also brings his experience as a sports psychologist with the American Psychological Association and the US Olympic Committee, shares why it's essential for professionals to be well-prepared and culturally competent.

He talks about the growing need for Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors (LADCs) to take on leadership roles and how skills learned in sports can translate into life-changing tools for recovery. Dr. Murphy's insights are both engaging and practical, offering listeners a compelling reason to pursue advanced training in this critical field.

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