LAC Candidate
60 hours - chemical dependency assessment and patient placement (must include chemical dependency assessment, biopsychosocial testing, diagnosis, referrals, and patient placement; 90 hours - counseling; 30 hours - pharmacology (must include drug classification, effects, detoxification, and withdrawal); 10 hours - ethics; 30 hours - alcohol and drug studies; 30 hours - treatment planning and documentation; 20 hours - multicultural competency - knowledge of and sensitive to the cultural factors and needs of diverse populations and demonstrate competency in applying culturally relevant skills; 30 hours - co-occurring disorders; 30 hours - gambling/gaming disorder assessment and counseling.
Yes You can use Impact CE for earning your LAC Candidate initial credential.
Any course accepted by Montana Licensed Addiction Counselors Program is applicable to the LAC Candidate credential.
No You can't use online courses for renewing your LAC Candidate credential.
Any course accepted by Montana Licensed Addiction Counselors Program is applicable to the LAC Candidate credential.
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