Substance abuse counselor or “counselor” means any of the following:
Substance abuse counselor means a substance abuse counselor−in−training, a substance abuse counselor, or a clinical substance abuse counselor.
Substance abuse counselor means an individual who holds a substance abuse counselor certificate granted by the department.
Examples of Substance abuse counselor in a sentence
The PROVIDER shall assign each youth to a multidisciplinary treatment team composed of a Case Manager, Youth Counselor, Employment Specialist, Substance Abuse Counselor, Psychologist, Life Skills Instructor, Recreation Director or Specialist, Teacher, Nurse and the youth's DJJ Counselor.
More Definitions of Substance abuse counselor
Substance abuse counselor or “counselor,” means any of the follow- ing:
Substance abuse counselor means a person who is licensed by
Substance abuse counselor means a counselor providing services for a substance abuse treatment facility or program certified under
Substance abuse counselor means a person who through both education and demonstrated experience, is capable of providing the twelve-core functions and, at a minimum, directly provides assessment, treatment planning and implementation, counseling, and discharge planning, as they relate to substance abuse treatment. Substance abuse counselor is synonymous with alcohol and drug counselor and chemical dependency counselor.
Substance abuse counselor means an individual who meets the requirements of s. HFS 75.02 (84) or certified under s. 440.88, Stats., a physician knowledgeable in addiction treatment, or a psychologist knowledgeable in psychopharmacology and addiction treatment.
Substance abuse counselor means a counselor providing
Substance abuse counselor means an individual possessing a Master’s degree in a behavioral 8 health field and is Certified or registered for certification and is trained to provide treatment and education Seriously Emotionally Disturbed (SED) means children or AS. 9 specific to substance use and abuse 10 adolescents minors under the age of 18 years who have a mental disorder as identified in the most recent 11 edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, other than a primary substance use AT. Serious Mental Impairment (SMI) means an adult with a mental disorder that is severe to expected developmental norms. W&I 5600.3 12 disorder or developmental disorder, which results in behavior inappropriate to the child’s age according 13 . AU. indefinite period of time. W&I 5600.3. in degree and persistent in duration, which may cause behavioral functioning which interferes substantially with the primary activities of daily living, and which may result in an inability to maintain stable adjustment and independent functioning without treatment, support, and rehabilitation for a long or 14 AZ. 15 18 19 Student Intern means student(s) currently enrolled in an accredited graduate or undergraduate 20 program and is/are accumulating supervised work experience hours as part of field work, internship, or 21 practicum requirements. Acceptable programs include all programs that assist students in meeting the 22 educational requirements to be a Licensed MFT, a LCSW, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, a Licensed 23 PCC, or to obtain a Bachelor’s degree. Individuals with graduate degrees and have two (2) years of 24 full-time experience in a mental health setting, either post-degree or as part of the program leading to the AV. 25 graduate degree, are not considered as students.