Utility Of Bio-Psycho-Social Model in Management of Substance Use Disorder
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- Online webinar, 2 hours of study.
- No time limit for completing your course.
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About Webinar
A substance use disorder (SUD), also known as a drug use disorder, is a condition in which the use of one or more substances leads to a clinically significant impairment or distress.
- In 2010 about 5% of people (230 million) used an illicit substance. Of these 27 million have high-risk drug use otherwise known as recurrent drug use causing harm to their health, psychological problems, or social problems or puts them at risk of those dangers.
- In 2015, substance use disorders resulted in 307,400 deaths, up from 165,000 deaths in 1990. Of these, the highest numbers are from alcohol use disorders at 137,500, opioid use disorders at 122,100 deaths, amphetamine use disorders at 12,200 deaths, and cocaine use disorders at 11,100.
The survey points to a striking increase in prevalence rates from ages 13 to 18 highlighting adolescence as the key period of development of substance use disorders.
This expert-led webinar by Dr.Manoj Patel provides an overview on Utility Of BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIAL Model in Managing Substance Use Disorder.
This webinar provides valuable Methodology: 2 cases of different substance in details from screening to case receiving, processing & homeopathic management. At the end, we will be evolving the standard approach to managing cases of SUD.
Learning Objectives:
- Enhancing clinical understanding of SUD as seen in Homoeopathic clinical practice and deepening the awareness of the Homoeopathic physician’s role in the diagnosis and management of various SUD.
- With the help of Bio–Psycho–Social model understanding the multifactorial causation of SUD and its importance to a Homoeopathic physician.
- Understanding the nuances of case receiving/ taking in patients with SUD
- Correlating the clinical approach to substance use disorders with Homoeopathic principles as laid down by Hahnemann and other stalwarts.
- Understanding the miasmatic correlations with various Psychological & genetic vulnerabilities of SUD and the impact of & on various co-morbidities
- Presenting a standardized approach to the understanding and treatment of SUD.
- Understanding the Materia Medica of remedies commonly indicated in the management of SUD
About Speaker
Principal investigator in Diarrhea Research Project,Sponsored byDept. AYUSH, Ministry of Health & Family welfare, Govt.of India.
- Professor & HOD Psychiatry, M. L. Dhawale Homeopathic P. G. Institute, INDIA.
- Director (Community Health Service) Dr. M. L. Dhawale organization. Mumbai.
- Executive Director Malini kishor Sanghvi Hospital & Educational Complex, Gujarat.
- PG guide for students of psychiatry, Maharashtra University of Health Science (MUHS)
- Presenting seminars and interactive workshops on Concept of Case Receiving & Role of Unprejudiced Observer with help of audio visual aids. So far presented about 15 such workshops across India & one abroad at Denmark.
- Conducted 15 days workshop of ROT (Re orientation of Teachers) as a coordinator in the subject of Homeopathic Matria Medica, Philosophy and Repertory organized by AUSH Government of India.
- Conducted workshop with Teachers of Gujarat, Homeopathic Colleges organized by Government of Gujarat.
- At Denmark in the month of March, 2005.Presented paper at international conference at Toronto Canada, Oct. 2005. Conducted workshop at Canada homeopathic college, Toronto and Troy, Michigan USA Addressed USA & Canadian community on ‘Homeopathy as first choice’.
- Recent presentation on kent’s approach to case receiving at Toronto Canada 2009, Competency based education in psychiatry at LIGA, Leipzig, Germany, June 2017.
Recipient of Best Homeopathic Doctors Award (yr. 2005-2006) For service to society from ‘YOU’ (an organization devoted social cause)
Research experience:Principal investigator in Diarrhea Research Project,Sponsored byDept. AYUSH, Ministry of Health & Family welfare, Govt.of India.
Most Recent Reviews
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from Traudi Lepse
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
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from Amit Patel
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
It is always a pleasure to have a teacher with so much infectious passion for Homeopathy. I was truly inspired and encouraged to know that Dr. Manoj accumulated vast knowledge while treating one of the most underprivileged sectors of the society.
If possible, I would appreciate if Dr. Manoj can spend little more time on some of the following :
1. For Homeopaths with similar experience and knowledge, such dramatic success that he showed is a norm or exception ? Realistically, what Homeopaths should expect ?
2. In substance abuse and schizophrenia cases, what Homeopathy can do better than Allopathic treatment ?
Thank you.
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from Prabhakar Devadiga
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
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from Deepa Hallyal
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from Radhika Koneru
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from Sapna Gupta
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
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from DWIP GANGULY
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
I DEEPLY FELT THE NEED OF KNOWING THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND DISTRESS. THE WEBINAR HAS SATISFIED ME
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from Navnit Vachhani
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
Nice session on SUD.
Cases were interesting and illustrative for role and potentiality of homeopath. Transformation, triguna incorporation, and emphasis on role of homeopath, these were quite uniquely presented.
Insight into the remedy Cann-i with vivid case, will help in practice for needed case, were we can not see the possibility of the drug otherwise.
Thanks Manoj sir,
Thanks team enlightenment.
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from Dr das Harke
Oct-16-2018 11:02:01 PM
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from Robin Pollock
Sep-13-2018 12:15:43 AM
As a psychologist and homeopath, I can attest that Dr. Patel seamlessly integrates both disciplines.
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from Plamena Karaivanova
Sep-08-2018 12:20:36 AM
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from Milena
Sep-07-2018 10:35:32 PM
Fantastic!!!!
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