Online Self Study Option. A conceptual structure for drug addiction that focuses on changes in reward system function that lead to excessive drug intake provides a framework with which to identify the neurobiological and neuroadaptive mechanisms involved in the neurobiology of drug addiction.
M31 Neurobiology of Addiction - 3 Hours CEU/CPD
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If you apply for the distance learning option, once you have completed your application and made payment, you will be sent a link to the ACCSA Distance Learning Portal (www.accsaportal.net). Follow the link and then click the “Sign Up” tab at the bottom right of the home page. Create a login with your chosen username and password, and these will be sent to us for approval.
Once your application and payment has been confirmed, we will send you the password(s) for your selected course module(s).
When you gain access to the course content, you will be able to view the training videos (if applicable), as well as download course manuals and other documentation.
You may study the course material at your own pace, and when you feel you are ready to take the exam, simply mail us at info@accsa.co.za to book a date and time that suits you best. On the chosen date and time, simply login to the “Examination” tab on the ACCSA Distance Learning Portal Site and follow the instructions on the page.
Examinations
All ACCSA tests and examinations are done through the Classmarker.com testing platform. Results are immediate, and your digital certtificate is then downloadable. You can request a hard copy at an additional fee with mailing options. For any more information, contact us at info@accsa.co.za.