Ongoing Virtual Courses

Title	Category	Sponsor	Contact Hours
Practical Approaches to Marijuana Addiction	Specific	Professional Training Center, Inc.	6
Managing Depressive Symptoms in Substance Abuse Clients During Early Recovery	Specific	Professional Training Center, Inc.	6
DOT/SAP Qualification – Re-Qualification Training	Specific	Professional Training Center, Inc.	12
Co-Occurring Disorders: Anxiety Disorders and Chemical Dependency	Specific	Professional Training Center, Inc.	6
Common Rationalizations and Justifications for Unethical Conduct and Ways to Remain Ethically Correct	Related; Treatment Ethics	Professional Training Center, Inc.	6
Neurobiology of Addiction: Impact, Prevalence, & Ethics	Specific	MSU Neuroscience	1.5
Neuroscience Behind Change	Specific	MSU Neuroscience	1
Neurobiology of Chemical Dependence	Specific	MSU Neuroscience	1.5
PURSUIT: Module 1 (Core Skills)	Related	Michigan State University Department of Family Medicine	2
PURSUIT: Module 2: (Pain)	Related	Michigan State University Department of Family Medicine	2
PURSUIT: Module 3: (PTSS)	Related	Michigan State University Department of Family Medicine	1
PURSUIT: Module 3: (Substance Use)	Specific	Michigan State University Department of Family Medicine	.5
Forensic/ReEntry Peer Recovery Support Specialist Training	Specific	PARfessionals	50
The Anxiety–Alcohol Loop	Specific	Ginger Kramer	4.5

MCBAP categorizes education as Specific or Related or Not Applicable. These terms are defined as:
- Specific: when the title, goals, objectives, course outline and/or course materials are specifically focused on alcohol, tobacco, and/or other substance use issues. Key words in course titles may include substance abuse, substance use disorder, drug addiction, chemical dependency, alcohol, tobacco, drug use, or co-occurring disorders.
- Related: when the title, goals, objectives, course outline and/or course materials content clearly indicate the course content addresses development of any of the domains, but the context may not directly address SUD issues (e.g., gambling, motivational interviewing, general counseling skills, EMDR, trauma-informed-care, clinical theory, therapeutic methods).
- Not Applicable (N/A): Trainings that may be required for the workplace but are not applicable to becoming a substance use disorder specialist (e.g. food safety, cybersecurity, how to use a ladder).

Approved Providers have been pre-approved to offer training.

The MCBAP Training Calendar is a list of synchronous trainings approved by MCBAP.