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 Counselo

r (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.

Recovery is often celebrated through the milestones we can easily see: completing treatment, reaching a sobriety anniver...
09/03/2026

Recovery is often celebrated through the milestones we can easily see: completing treatment, reaching a sobriety anniversary, returning to work, or rebuilding an important relationship.

But some of the most meaningful progress happens quietly.

It may look like asking for help, attending another support meeting, recognizing a trigger before it becomes overwhelming, reaching out instead of isolating, or simply getting through a difficult day without giving up.

These moments matter. Recovery does not follow one universal timeline, and progress doesn't always come with a celebration or a number attached to it.

This National Recovery Month, let's recognize the small steps that create lasting change and remember that a person's past does not have to define their future.

Recovery is possible. Progress is real. Every step forward deserves to be seen.

August is coming to an end. Before you rush into what's next, take a moment to recognize how far you've come.You learned...
09/02/2026

August is coming to an end. Before you rush into what's next, take a moment to recognize how far you've come.

You learned something.
You handled something difficult.
You helped someone.
You kept showing up.

Not every month needs to be defined by big accomplishments. Sometimes, showing up and continuing forward is enough.

Here's to taking what we learned in August and carrying it with us into September.

Could the way we talk reveal something about our mental health?New research is exploring how the words and language youn...
08/28/2026

Could the way we talk reveal something about our mental health?

New research is exploring how the words and language young people use may provide clues about future mental health challenges.

A recent study published in Nature Mental Health found that language patterns from youth stress interviews were associated with later psychopathology outcomes. Researchers say this could eventually help identify risk earlier and better understand who may need support.

It’s another reminder that behavioral health is constantly evolving.

The more we learn, the better we can listen, recognize signs, and connect people with support when it matters.

And sometimes, the most important clinical tool is still simple: paying attention to what someone is telling us.

National Wellness Month is a reminder that taking care of yourself matters, too. Behavioral health professionals give so...
08/27/2026

National Wellness Month is a reminder that taking care of yourself matters, too. Behavioral health professionals give so much to others, but sustainable care starts with your own well-being.

Make time to:

Practice self-care
Set healthy boundaries
Connect with supportive peers
Prioritize rest and renewal

Your well-being matters. Make it a priority, not an afterthought.

The first few weeks of school can bring a mix of emotions for students and families. New routines, academic expectations...
08/25/2026

The first few weeks of school can bring a mix of emotions for students and families. New routines, academic expectations, social pressures, and changes in schedules can all impact mental well-being.

A little support and preparation can make a big difference.

NAMI’s Back-to-School Resources offer tools and guidance to help students, parents, and caregivers navigate the transition, recognize signs of stress, and encourage open conversations about mental health.

Remember:
• Checking in matters
• Listening without judgment creates connection
• Asking for help is a sign of strength

Mental health is part of student success, both inside and outside the classroom.

08/21/2026

A mental health day isn’t about stepping away from your responsibilities—it’s about making space to recharge.

Taking time to rest, reflect, and reconnect with yourself can reduce stress, restore energy, and help you return with a clearer perspective.

Your well-being matters. Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is pause.

As summer winds down, many people begin thinking about fresh starts.A new school year.A new routine.A new goal.But meani...
08/19/2026

As summer winds down, many people begin thinking about fresh starts.

A new school year.
A new routine.
A new goal.

But meaningful change does not require a new season, a new month, or a Monday morning. Sometimes the best time to begin is simply when you are ready.

What is one thing you would like to focus on before summer ends?

Your thoughts influence how you experience the world.While we can’t control every situation, we can practice becoming mo...
08/18/2026

Your thoughts influence how you experience the world.

While we can’t control every situation, we can practice becoming more aware of the thoughts we carry and how they shape our emotions, choices, and actions.

A small shift in perspective can create a meaningful difference.

Setting boundaries is not about shutting people out. It’s about creating space for healthier relationships and protectin...
08/14/2026

Setting boundaries is not about shutting people out. It’s about creating space for healthier relationships and protecting your time, energy, and well-being.

Learning to say “no” when needed can be an important act of self-respect.

Taking time off doesn't always mean you're truly resting.Sometimes our bodies step away from work, but our minds never d...
08/13/2026

Taking time off doesn't always mean you're truly resting.

Sometimes our bodies step away from work, but our minds never do.

Whether you're in a helping profession or simply carrying a lot right now, remember that rest isn't something you have to earn. It's an essential part of maintaining your mental health.

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