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Become a C.T.C.T.S.
Certified Tobacco Cessation Treatment Specialist
Earn 20 Board Approved CE / CNE Credits
Now Approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, BRN CNE #14780
Now Accepted by Texas Board of Nursing - Type I RN LVN CNA LPN
See More Continuing Education Board Provider Approvals HERE.
The Most Practical Skills Training Experience EVER!
Explosive Growth Possibilities in Private-Practice!
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People who smoke relate to their cigarettes better than to other people; they use their cigarettes to control social situations. Smokers who get angry will automatically reach for the pack, depressed smokers will simply light up rather than take healthy actions. Treatment of tobacco dependency requires the development of counseling strategies that can equip clients to face life tobacco free - and also develop a new sense of identity. Practical strategies for addressing adolescent tobacco dependency, smokeless tobacco dependency, and the unique needs of special populations are included in this course. |
Learn what works, what does not work, and how to develop treatment plans in counseling, healthcare, corporate, education or fitness settings.
If you are prepared to offer relapse prevention counseling, you can increase the efficacy of your services. Increased success means healthier clients, greater levels of referral and increased job satisfaction. |
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Nicotine Replacement Therapies
Las Vegas, Navada
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Contact PeachTree for Class Registration Information.
No Partial Credit
You Must Register for and Attend Both Days in Vegas AND complete the
4-CE credit hour Homestudy course to Receive a total of 20 CE Credits.
The Homestudy "Addictive Thinking" textbook Course component is Included in the registration fee, and will be distributed at the live training event.
Complete the 2 live training days, the homestudy course, and return the comprehensive exam (distributed at the training event) and receive Specialty Certification designation as a Certified Tobacco Cessation Treatment Specialist.
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HOTEL:
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You may make hotel reservations at the Tropicana (training location) or any hotel.
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We recommend searching for the best deals on Hotels.com.
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Imperial Palace and Excalibur are the best low cost hotels due to great hotel locations and proximity to the Tropicana (use monnorail from Imperial Palace, walk from Excalibur). Riviera, Circus Circus, The Sahara and New Frontier are a 10 minute drive and are inexpensive.
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If you rent a car, staying at the Orleans, Tuscany Suites or any of the Station Casinos are nice affordable options, and the Palms, the Rio and the Hard Rock are great places.
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Deals can be found at any strip hotel, and the Monorail is available for those staying on the East side of the strip or at the Las Vegas Hilton.
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If you stay at Bellagio, Treasure Island or Mirage you will be very happy, but bring taxi fare or rent a car since it's too far to walk to the Tropicana.
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The Tropicana is on a corner surrounded by New York, New York, MGM and the Excalibur, with Hooters next door to the Tropicana. These 5 hotels offer the most convenience. Luxor is another great nearby location you can easily walk from.
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If you take the monorail to Tropicana get off at MGM or Luxor/Excalibur and cross the bridge by foot to Tropicana, it's a very short walk.
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If you stay downtown on Freemont Street, enjoy the light show! But you will need a car or have a lot of taxi money. The Golden Nugget is the nicest hotel downtown (a Mirage room at half the price), the others can be kinda dumpy but fun. The Plaza, Fitzgerald's, or the Horseshoe are older hotels and can be a little ragged, but very old school Vegas and sort of "trippy" to stay in. Staying on Freemont street is fun, and cheaper than the strip, but about a 15-20 minute drive to the Tropicana. You can stay at the Tropicana Ave. Motel 6 and walk to the Tropicana if its not raining and you wear tennis shoes.
RENTAL CAR:
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You do not need to rent a car in Vegas.
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However, Richard always finds having one to be convenient for seeing the sights, such as Mt. Charleston (go ski!) or Hoover Dam, or to just get off the strip and see the real Las Vegas.
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We use Orbitz.com to find the best car rental deals.
AIRFARE:
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For cheap non-stop flights from Oklahoma and Texas, check out Southwest.com and AllegiantAir.com. USAir/America West has a lot of cheap flights, and so does Midway Airlines and Jet Blue. Almost everyone flys in and out of Las Vegas. Use Orbitz.com to compare fares, but many of the low cost carriers listed above require you make reservations directly from their website, and do not participate in travel websites like Orbitz, etc.
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Plan ahead, and you can find non-stop jet service from most cities for less than $100 and sometime as low as $59, each way. Richard has been know to snag up fares as low as $21 each way on Allegiant Air, and Southwest isn't too far behind. Frontier Airlines, Champion Air and ATA are other low-cost carriers with frequent flights.
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We are not responsible for registrations due to travel complications or delays related to weather or other delay, and refunds will not be issued (but a program credit will be issued) if you miss these events. We suggest planning to arrive a day or two early, you will enjoy that time in Las Vegas anyway. Partial credit will not be awarded for those who leave early, book your flight accordingly.
PeachTree Professional Education, Inc is approved to provide continuing education credits for this professional development program by NAADAC, NBCC and many other state regulatory boards. We are an approvioved provider of Nursing CNE by the California Board of Nursing and offer CE hours for a variety of mental health and medical professions. The California Board of Respiratory Therapists accepts California approved Nursing CE. Many state Respiratory Therapy boards will accept CE hours approved by a state nursing board. Consult your state board if you have questions regarding the acceptance of CE hours.
Please click HERE for a complete state-by-state listing of approved disciplines
