Talks
Community Talks
Adaptation offers talks and question/answer sessions on depression and substance abuse to the general public.
Depression and substance Abuse are the common colds of mental health.
- Approximately one in five people will suffer depressive disorder during their lifetime.
- About one in seven people will suffer substance abuse disorder.
- Both of these disorders can have a devastating impact on families.
Whether you are a member of a religious congregation, local community organization, or are involved with a parent-teachers association, most likely people you know are suffering; often in silence.
You can help.
If you are in the D.C. metro area call Adaptation at 240-547-7497 or send an email to emarks@adaptationlife.com to schedule a talk for your congregation, organization, or association.
Information can save lives.
Professional Trainings
As a busy program director or clinical supervisor you want to feel confident that your staff is well trained but it can be difficult to find quality, cost-effective, services.
As a result, most agencies end up spending several hundred dollars per staff member paying for trainings that could be provided to the entire staff, on site, at close to the same cost it would take to train one person.
Adaptation offers expertise in the treatment of mental health and substance abuse disorders with a specific focus on the treatment of depression, substance abuse, and working with resistant clients.
Whether you are interested helping your staff to develop core competencies, or would like more advanced trainings to hone specific counseling skills, Adaptation can help. Call Adaptation at 240-547-7497 or send an email to emarks@adaptationlife.com to schedule one of the trainings below or request a custom training to meet your specific needs.
Trainings
No trainings are currently approved for 2011. The following topics are under development.
Don’t hesitate to contact Adaptation if you have an interest in further information on any of the trainings listed below.
- Addicted to Resistance: Lessons From the World of Substance Abuse
