This graduate-level addictions course is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of the impact of addiction on families, as well as the importance of family involvement and resourcing in the recovery process. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical strategies for working with individuals and their families affected by substance use disorders. Focal areas include Family Dynamics (examination of how addiction influences relationships, communication, and roles within the family system), Assessment and Intervention (techniques for evaluating family needs and implementing effective interventions that promote healing and support recovery), and Resourcing (identification and utilization of community resources, support networks, and treatment options that empower families and individuals and enhance their capacity to support loved ones in recovery). Fee: Additional fee required.