Addictions Training Institute

Addictions Training Institute Substance Abuse Counselor and other Certificate Programs for Behavioral Health Practitioners. Earn a better life by helping others. Approved ONLINE Courses

Certified Addiction Counselor Certificate (CADAC) is specifically designed to meet the educational requirements for drug counselor certification in the state of California. CADC-CAS
CADC I ___
CADC II

Certifications in Florida

Certified Addiction Professional (CAP)
CAP for Licensed Professionals
Certified Addiction Counselor (CAC)
Certified E-therapist (CET)
Certified Gambling Addiction Counselor (CGAC)
Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist (CTTS)
Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS)

Sex Therapist -- For Licensed Professionals Only (LCSWs, LMHCs, LMFTs and Psychologists)


The Addiction Training Institute (ATI) is a division of CE-Classes.com


ATI is approved by CCAPP (formerly known as CAADAC). Ce-Classes.com courses are accepted by the Florida Certification Board.

Not everyone moves through December with the same energy. Some people thrive in the sparkle and gatherings, while others...
12/19/2025

Not everyone moves through December with the same energy. Some people thrive in the sparkle and gatherings, while others feel overwhelmed by the pace. Wherever you fall, give yourself permission to choose a softer version of the season. Quiet mornings, gentle conversations, slower evenings—these moments count just as much as the louder ones. Let this month include space for softness, not just busyness.

Holiday shopping is in full swing, and it’s a great time to double-check your online safety habits.Here are a few simple...
12/18/2025

Holiday shopping is in full swing, and it’s a great time to double-check your online safety habits.

Here are a few simple ways to protect yourself while browsing and buying:

• Turn on Multi-Factor Authentication:
That extra verification step can stop someone else from getting into your accounts.

• Keep Devices Updated:
Running the latest software means you’re better shielded from security bugs and threats.

• Be cautious with links:
Instead of clicking on emails or ads that claim to be from retailers, type the store’s website directly into your browser. It’s one of the easiest ways to avoid phishing scams.

Want more online safety tips this season?
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As the holiday season unfolds, it’s important to remember that this time of year feels different for everyone. Cultural ...
12/16/2025

As the holiday season unfolds, it’s important to remember that this time of year feels different for everyone. Cultural sensitivity isn’t just about knowing a variety of traditions—it’s about genuinely honoring the experiences, beliefs, and celebrations that matter to the people we serve and work alongside.

Consider slowing down, asking open-ended questions, and listening with real curiosity. When we welcome different customs and perspectives, we create spaces where clients, colleagues, and communities feel seen and respected.

These small, intentional moments of understanding help us uphold the season’s deeper values: connection, compassion, and inclusion.

12/12/2025

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We live in a world filled with notifications and noise, but the person in front of you still needs something simple: to ...
12/12/2025

We live in a world filled with notifications and noise, but the person in front of you still needs something simple: to be heard.
Even 5–10 minutes of intentional listening can deepen connection and reduce stress for both people.
Small moment, big impact.

Gratitude is more than a “feel-good” emotion—it’s a powerful mindset that supports healing, connection, and resilience. ...
12/11/2025

Gratitude is more than a “feel-good” emotion—it’s a powerful mindset that supports healing, connection, and resilience. 🌿

Research shows that practicing gratitude activates the brain’s reward centers, boosts serotonin and dopamine, and helps us focus on what’s meaningful rather than what’s missing. For those in behavioral health and recovery, gratitude can be a grounding force—a reminder that progress, no matter how small, is still progress.

Here are a few ways to bring more gratitude into daily life:
✅ Keep a gratitude journal – Write down three things you’re thankful for each day.
✅ Express appreciation – Tell someone they’ve made a difference in your life.
✅ Pause mindfully – Notice small joys and moments of calm throughout the day.
✅ Reframe challenges – Look for lessons or growth within adversity.

When gratitude becomes part of our practice—professionally or personally—it strengthens compassion, builds emotional resilience, and nurtures hope. Because even in the hardest seasons, there’s always something to be thankful for. 💛

The holiday season often amplifies what clients feel most deeply—joy, nostalgia, grief, or loneliness. As helping profes...
12/09/2025

The holiday season often amplifies what clients feel most deeply—joy, nostalgia, grief, or loneliness. As helping professionals, we can model compassion while guiding clients through emotional challenges this season may bring.

Simple yet powerful approaches include:
🌿 Acknowledge feelings of loss directly
🕯️ Simplify expectations and set boundaries
🤝 Encourage connection in small, meaningful ways
💤 Maintain restorative routines
💛 Reflect with mindfulness and gratitude

Supporting clients through holiday grief is about giving them permission to simply be. By helping them honor where they are, we make room for healing—and peace.

The holidays come with noise, movement, and expectations. That’s why intentional quiet time matters. Even a few minutes ...
12/04/2025

The holidays come with noise, movement, and expectations. That’s why intentional quiet time matters. Even a few minutes of solitude can help regulate emotions, ease stress, and give your mind space to breathe.
Choose a small pause today—you’re worth the reset. ✨

Boundaries aren’t about pushing people away—they’re about protecting your peace, energy, and emotional well-being. When ...
12/03/2025

Boundaries aren’t about pushing people away—they’re about protecting your peace, energy, and emotional well-being. When you set limits, you create space for healthier relationships and a stronger sense of self.

Some helpful places to start:
• Use “I” statements to express needs kindly and clearly.
• Set small boundaries first—like protecting your downtime.
• Notice which relationships leave you drained and which feel supportive.
• Remember that saying “no” is not unkind—it’s necessary.

Healthy boundaries reduce stress, strengthen relationships, and help you show up as your best self. You deserve to feel safe, respected, and emotionally balanced.

Young minds are full of passion and powerful ideas—and when adults listen, support, and trust, those ideas can change th...
12/01/2025

Young minds are full of passion and powerful ideas—and when adults listen, support, and trust, those ideas can change the world.

True mentorship isn’t about steering youth in the “right” direction—it’s about walking beside them as they find their own path.

Here’s how adults can empower youth with respect, not control:
✅ Start with trust—show up, listen deeply, and follow through.
✅ Let their interests lead—support what they care about, not what you think they should.
✅ Support without steering—offer tools, not directives.
✅ Be a co-creator—invite them into real decision-making.
✅ Support the whole person—not just the “advocate” or “student.”

When we create spaces where young people feel heard, capable, and valued, we don’t just help them grow—we grow too. 🌱

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The Addictions Training Institute provides certification for the following careers: Alcohol & Drug Councellors Behavioral Health Technicians Peer Recovery Specialists Recovery Resident Administrators Breakfree Interventionists

Certified Addiction Counselor Certificate (CADAC) is specifically designed to meet the educational requirements for drug counselor certification in the state of California. CADC-CAS CADC I CADC II Certifications in Florida: Certified Addiction Professional (CAP) CAP for Licensed Professionals Certified Addiction Counselor (CAC) Certified E-therapist (CET) Certified Gambling Addiction Counselor (CGAC) Certified To***co Treatment Specialist (CTTS) Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS) S*x Therapist -- For Licensed Professionals Only (LCSWs, LMHCs, LMFTs and Psychologists) ATI is approved by CCAPP (formerly known as CAADAC). The Addiction Training Institute (ATI) is a division of CE-Classes.com