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Medications Have Meaning
Strategies for Discussing Medications with Clients to Engage them in Treatment
Presented by: Stacy Greeter, MD
CE Credit Available: 2 NBCC credit hours
When: December 12th, 2025 12pm - 2pm EST
Where: LIVE on Zoom
Cost: $120*
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Medications Have Meaning
Strategies for Discussing Medications with Clients to Engage them in Treatment
Presented by: Stacy Greeter, MD
CE Credit Available: 2 NBCC credit hours
When: December 12th, 2025 12pm - 2pm EST
Where: LIVE on Zoom
Cost: $120*
*BOYCOTT BLACK FRIDAY SALE! Take 25% OFF - November 25th - December 5th!
Use Code: BoycottBlackFriday
Always Coupon Codes!
Please use: BIPOC20 or WeLoveStudents for 20% off
Reach out to contact@neuroabundant.com to ask about financial hardship discount code if needed
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...
... therapists and psychiatrists were powerful allies in empowering patients to assertively and effectively use psychiatric treatment. This presentation will summarize current research evidence on how much impact the psychological meanings that psychiatric medications hold for patients have on their treatment response.
Therapists and psychiatric professionals will learn how to discuss medication with their patients in a way that cultivates patient attitudes towards medication that promote healing and combat shame while staying within the clinician's scope of practice. This will include practical techniques for addressing resistance to taking medication, overuse of medication, and expectations of medication treatment.
Patients from socially disadvantaged backgrounds (minorities, women, and those of low socioeconomic status) are more vulnerable to feeling powerless and more likely to report side effects while taking psychiatric medications. Particular attention will be paid to discussing how psychotherapists and psychiatric professionals can empower patients to take ownership of their healing, utilize psychiatric medications in health-promoting ways and assertively communicate with their psychiatrists and other prescribers.
Course Objectives
Summarize current research evidence of how therapeutic alliance and patient attitudes towards medication predict medication response.
Understand how to discuss medications while staying within the therapist’s scope of practice and effectively collaborate with psychiatrists.
Develop practical therapy techniques for addressing resistance to taking medication, overuse of medication, and stigma.
Is the course recorded?
Yes! We record live & email replay access to the recordings a few days after the course.
HOWEVER. LIVE attendance is required to qualify for the Continuing Education Certificate of Completion.
How do I qualify for NBCC CEs for this course?
Attend the class live! And complete the survey which will be distributed at the end of the course. You will get your CE Certificate automatically after you complete the survey.
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Continuing Education Credit Available: 2 NBCC credit hours
NeuroAbundant, LLC. has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7589. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. NeuroAbundant LLC is solely responsible for all aspects of the program.
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