OHA ICD Courses
Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Integrated Co-occurring Disorders (ICD) workshops for mental health and substance use disorder services and treatment providers.
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Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) & Co-occurring Disorders
Course4.6 average rating (8 reviews)On-demand. 1 CE hour. Reviews population relevant adaptations for treatment of co-occurring disorders for people affected by intellectual and developmental disabilities. Free, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders initiative.
Free
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Problem Gambling and Co-occurring Disorders
Course5.0 average rating (8 reviews)On-demand. 1 CE hour. Considers the relationship between gambling and cooccurring disorders, screening for gambling disorders, and ensuring integrated cooccurring disorder treatment. Free, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders initiative.
Free
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Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), Harm Reduction, and Co-occurring Disorders
Course4.8 average rating (6 reviews)On-demand. 0.75 CE hour. Applies harm reduction approaches to Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), substance use, problem gambling, and the use of psychiatric medications. Free, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders initiative.
Free
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Eating Disorders in Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment
Course4.6 average rating (7 reviews)On-demand. 0.75 CE hour. Reviews the relevance and impact of eating disorders among those with co-occurring disorders. Free, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders (ICD) initiative.
Free
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Severe Mental illness and Co-occurring Disorders
Course4.6 average rating (12 reviews)On-demand. 1 CE hour. Offers an overview for working with those with both severe mental illness and substance use disorders. Free, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders (ICD) initiative.
Free
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Physical Health Conditions and Co-occurring Disorders
Course4.7 average rating (44 reviews)On-demand. 1 CE hour. Explores the relationships between physical health issues and illnesses and co-occurring disorders, mental health disorders, and substance use disorders. Free, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders Initiative.
Free