This 12-video course offers a compassionate, evidence-informed introduction to harm reduction for psychologists working with substance use and compulsive behaviors. Rather than framing addiction as a defect to eliminate, we explore it as a human story of coping, longing, and survival. You’ll learn how to understand substance use as meaningful behavior, build stronger therapeutic alliances, and create space for change that honors client autonomy.
Through clear demonstrations and practical skills—including microanalysis, urge surfing, collaborative goal-setting, and risk-reduction planning—you’ll develop a grounded, flexible framework for supporting clients wherever they are in their change process. The course blends psychological insight with real-world clinical tools, helping you move beyond rigid abstinence-only models toward a relational, humane, and sustainable approach to healing
Streaming Access to 12 HD Videos
Stream the full course wherever and whenever you're ready.
Downloadable PDF Companion Guide
A structured, clinician-friendly PDF guide to reinforce your learning.
Multiple Pricing Tiers
Plans designed for practitioners, groups, and training programs.
Core Lessons and Skills You'll Master
Through real clinical examples and clear frameworks, you’ll go through Andrew's complete addiction treatment system in 12 concise steps and learn to engage clients with empathy, curiosity, and evidence-based strategies. Together, we reimagine treatment as a process of understanding, connection, and growth.
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Learn at your own pace with high-quality video lessons.
