The Associate in Science Degree in Substance Abuse and Treatment Studies is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in understanding and addressing addiction-related issues. This program is specifically tailored to individuals interested in pursuing a career in the field of addiction counseling or related professions.
Throughout the program,students will gain a deep understanding of the causes, effects, and treatment of addiction. They will explore various theoretical approaches, evidence-based practices, and intervention strategies used in addiction counseling. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including psychology, sociology, pharmacology, counseling techniques, and ethical considerations.
Students will also develop practical skills through hands-on experiences and supervised field placements.These placements offer opportunities to work directly with individuals struggling with addiction and to apply the knowledge gained in the classroom to real-world situations. This practical component allows students to develop the necessary skills and competencies required to effectively support and guide individuals on their path to recovery.
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to work as addiction counselors, substance abuse educators, case managers, or prevention specialists. They will possess a strong foundation in counseling techniques, assessment and treatment planning, relapse prevention, and group facilitation.
Furthermore, this program serves as a steppingstone for those interested in pursuing higher education in addiction studies or related fields. Graduates may choose to transfer their credits towards a bachelor's degree program to further enhance their career prospects and professional development.
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Units: 39 | ||
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HUSV101 | Introduction to Human Services: Becoming a Helping Professional | 3 |
HUSV102 | Case Management Skills | 3 |
HUSV103 | Basic Counseling Skills | 3 |
HUSV104 | Group Dynamics | 3 |
HUSV106 | Family Systems, Addiction & Trauma | 3 |
HUSV107 | Serving Culturally Diverse Clients | 3 |
HUSV110 or | Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Addiction | 3 |
PSY106 or | Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Addiction | 3 |
SOC106 | Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Addiction | 3 |
HUSV111 | Addiction Treatment and Recovery | 3 |
HUSV132 or | Drugs, the Brain and the Body | 3 |
PSY132 | Drugs, the Brain and the Body | 3 |
HUSV135 | Ethics for Human Services Professionals | 3 |
HUSV142 | Co-Occurring Disorders: Engagement | 3 |
HUSV130 | Addiction Studies Practicum | 4 |
HUSV131 | Addiction Studies Practicum Seminar | 2 |
TotalProgram Units: 39
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Greg Bormann · 03/18/24
Vote: Recommend
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Harriett Happel · 03/18/24
Vote: Recommend
Tom Lamica · 03/25/24
Vote: Recommend
Alan Price · 03/25/24
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Oscar Ramos · 03/27/24
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Debbie Newcomb · 03/28/24
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Isaac Rodriguez Lupercio · 04/12/24
Vote: Recommend