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Presented by Burning Tree

Meghan Bohlman, LPC, LCDC, EMDR-Trained

This workshop is designed to delve into the intricate aspects of case complexity and the enhancement of assessment skills, all aimed at facilitating the best possible service for clients in this field. It will encompass discussions on addiction and co-occurring disorders, exploring the interrelationship between these challenges. Additionally, the workshop will tackle the issue of trauma, its impact on clients during treatment, and the appropriate timing for addressing it.

Another essential facet of this workshop will be an examination of the role that family members play in a client’s treatment journey and the interventions necessary to support their recovery process effectively.

Throughout the workshop, participants will acquire valuable insights into identifying and overcoming obstacles to recovery, and gain the knowledge and tools to address these challenges effectively and directly. Moreover, participants will have the opportunity to refine both their individual and team-based approaches, ultimately enhancing their ability to support clients on their path to recovery.

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES 

Participants will learn:

• how to identify Chronic Relapse
• how to work with Chronic Relapse families
• how to dissect and approach complex cases
• how to determine when a co-occurring disorder has become primary
• how to integrate trauma work with Substance Use Disorders
• how to effectively transition long-term care clients

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

9:00  am – 11:00 am    “What’s the Problem? Treating Complex Cases: Addiction, Trauma and Co-occurring Disorders”

LOCATION: Register to receive link information for this online training.

COST: FREE – There is no charge for this complimentary training.

REGISTRATION: Sign-up via the event page on the Dilworth Center Website

Click here to register for this VIRTUAL workshop

NCSAPPB CREDITS 

We have applied to the NC Substance Abuse 
 Professional Practice Board (NCSAPPB) for 
 approval of 2 substance abuse specific credits. 

Completion of a short, post-workshop electronic survey will be required to receive your certificate.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Meghan Bohlman, LPC, LCDC, EMDR-Trained

Clinical Director, Burning Tree

Originally from Dallas, Texas, Meghan is a former Division I soccer athlete who studied at Northwestern State University in Louisiana, earning dual degrees in Psychology and Addiction Studies. She furthered her education at the University of Denver, obtaining a Master’s in International Disaster Psychology in 2014. Her graduate work, focusing on trauma, led to international and domestic roles, including research publication, working with refugees and asylum seekers, and conducting PTSD assessments in ICE Facilities.

After her graduate studies, Meghan began her career in adolescent treatment, which marked her introduction to the treatment field. She returned to Dallas in Fall 2016 and joined Burning Tree as a counselor in early 2017. Her role expanded quickly; she pursued EMDR training and began facilitating sessions. In March 2020, she was appointed Clinical Director, a role she holds to this day, overseeing EMDR and equine therapy, managing a caseload, co-facilitating the Family Program, and participating in the Aftercare Program.

Joining Burning Tree also initiated Meghan’s journey with Al-Anon and embracing the 12 steps, which she credits for enhancing her effectiveness in working with addicts and alcoholics. Outside of her professional life, Meghan enjoys CrossFit, puzzles, and spending time outdoors.