Empowering Professionals & Inspiring Change

Addiction Training Rooted in Science, Experience, and Heart

Jeff is a nationally respected trainer known for engaging healthcare professionals through his deep clinical expertise, innovative approach and personal touch. He developed the Biological, Psychological, Social, Spiritual, and Experiential Model (BPSSEM), a multidimensional framework supported by neuroscience and psychological research, effectively guiding individuals toward sustained recovery.

Jeff’s training helps clinicians understand addiction as a chronic disease, addressing shame, stigma, and misinformation to enhance patient support. Together with his wife Becky, he refined the Modified Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy (MIGP), successfully training hundreds of clinicians to improve clinical outcomes, increase job satisfaction, and foster supportive communities of practice.

For Those Ready to Rethink Addiction and Recovery

Jeff and Becky Georgi are dedicated to supporting healthcare providers in treating substance use disorders. If you or your agency seek effective solutions for these challenges, we are available for consultations and professional development training.

Example Presentation Topics

    • Addiction: A Brain Disease and Much More

    • Shame: The Psychological Energy that Drives Addictive Disease

    • Defining the Disease of Addiction: Disease vs. Choice: It only matters if you care!

    • Craving Management: Tools for SUDs Patients

    • Limbic Resonance: What is it? and Why is it important?

    • Bio/Psycho/Social/Spiritual/Experiential Definition of Addiction (By Domains)

      • ​The Biology of Addiction

      • The Psychology of Addiction (shame)

      • The Social Domain of Addiction

      • The Spiritual Aspects of Addiction (the Spiritual Platform™)

      • The Experiential Domain (Bringing it all together)

    • The Co-Mingling Disorder of Traumatic Stress and Addictive Disease

    • Grief and Complicated Mourning: It’s role in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders

  • Clinicians working in addiction treatment need more than theory—they need practical skills to lead effective groups. Modified Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy (MIGP) offers hands-on training that bridges this gap, combining education, observation, and direct practice. The result is greater clinical confidence, stronger patient engagement, and lasting outcomes.

    Learn More About MIGP

  • The Spiritual Platform™ provides a structured practical approach to integrating spirituality into addiction treatment, helping individuals reconnect with their higher purpose and engage in life meaningfully. By focusing on these four existential expressions, we can address the spiritual dimension of addiction and support a holistic path to recovery.

    • Choice

    • Risk

    • Relationship

    • Awe & Wonder

    Learn More About The Spiritual Platform™

  • The family-focused workshops can be combined with an overview about Addiction

    • Parenting and Treatment

    • Parenting with Love and Limits

    • The Family Brain: What holds the family together?

    • Addiction: It’s Impact on Families and Children

    • Adolescent Vulnerabilities and Substance Use Disorders

    • ADHD and Trauma in Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment

    • Geriatric Issues in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders

Voices from the Field

“This exceptional team delivered an outstanding educational presentation designed specifically for professionals and paraprofessionals in the behavioral health workforce. This session delivered a powerful blend of clinical expertise, practical strategies, and compassionate insight. The information was very thorough and relevant for the utilization of the multidisciplinary teams. Dr. Georgi was previously known to this agency from his deep understanding and expert knowledge from research at Duke University. Dr. Jeff and Becky Georgi demonstrated a deep understanding of the complexities and nuances of dual diagnosis, skillfully navigating the intersection of addiction and mental illness with clarity and empathy drawing on personal clinical case scenarios.””
— Rachel Abshere, MS LPC CCBHC, Project Director, The Guidance Center, Western Arkansas