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Purpose of the Study

Training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Substance Abuse Treatment: A Comparison of 3 Training Methods. Research Team: Donnie Watson, Ph.D., Solomon Rataemane, MD., Richard Rawson, Ph.D., Lusanda Rataemane, MS and Jason McCuller, MS. Purpose of the Study.

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Purpose of the Study

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  1. Training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Substance Abuse Treatment: A Comparison of 3 Training Methods Research Team: Donnie Watson, Ph.D., Solomon Rataemane, MD., Richard Rawson, Ph.D., Lusanda Rataemane, MS and Jason McCuller, MS

  2. Purpose of the Study • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of counseling that has been show to be effective in the treatment of individuals with alcohol and drug abuse disorders. • There have been almost no studies on how to best train clinicians (psychologists, social workers, nurses or counselors) how to do CBT. • The purpose of this study is to compare 3 methods of CBT training.

  3. Three Training Methods • The CBT materials being used in this study consist of a 12 session manual • Training Methods Consist of: 1. Use of a training manual with a brief orientation to the manual 2.In-person training with and expert master trainer (3 days of training with role plays and bi weekly supervision for 12 weeks). 3.Same training sessions as in #2 delivered over video and tele-conference technologies

  4. Design of Research Study • 30 clinics will be assigned randomly (by chance) to one of the 3 training groups. • All clinical staff in each of the clinics will receive the same type of training. • We will measure the degree to which clinical staff are able to deliver CBT to their patients in a manner consistent with training.

  5. Measurements used in the Study • Quesionnaires completed by clinical staff, before, during and after the study • Audiotapes of clinical sessions with selected patients (scored by the research staff for the degree to which CBT is used according to training). • Cost of the training methods

  6. Proposed Study Schedule • Feb 2006: Visit to SANCA clinics • March-Sept: Preparations (training of research staff, expert trainer, preparation of forms, regulatory approvals • Oct 2006. Study initiation with 6 clinics (2 per each of the 3 training groups). • 2007-2009: Train the other 24 clinics and collect data. • 2010: Write up study findings

  7. Potential Benefits of Study • Clinical staff will receive high quality training from an expert trainer. • All clinical staff will receive a certification of completion from University of California at Los Angeles. • New knowledge will be gained about how to best and most cost effectively train clinical staff in CBT • Improved patient care

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