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Online Courses for Certification & Licensure

The following courses meet the required standards for specific core content for most state, national and international boards to be certified/licensed as an alcohol/drug counselor.

CL101 - Overview of the Disease Model and 12 Step Self Help Programmes

This course examines the role of 12 step self help programmes that are designed to assist addicts in remaining alcohol and drug free. This course will prepare the student to understand the roles and efficacy of self help groups in the treatment and recovery process.

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CL102 - Case Management and Referral Principles and Techniques

Every client who enters treatment after a screening and initial assessment is examined through an extensive assessment process that allows clinicians to ascertain each particular client's problems or needs. These problems or needs, are then transferred onto the treatment plan or referred to for creating client goals. This is a collaborative process, therefore once the treatment plan is complete, the clients "sign off" on the treatment plan in agreement.

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CL103 - Counseling Special Populations with Substance Abuse Addiction

This course examines the issues of special populations in the substance abuse area and prepares the students to work more effectively with individuals from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds struggling with alcohol and drug dependence.

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CL104 - Treatment Planning and Discharge in Substance Abuse Treatment

Case management with substance abuse patients is essential from the initial referral until she/he reaches their goal because the problems they face can impact whether or not they access treatment, remain in treatment and/or follow discharge plans. There is a knowledge base and skills that are important for anyone taking on this role with a client..

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On a part-time basis, most candidates are anticipated to complete their degree requirements within eighteen months. The determining criteria are dedication and the candidate’s previous academic and professional portfolio.