Addiction Studies
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The Post-Masters Certificate in Addiction Studies is designed for students and professionals seeking focused preparation to work with
individuals, families, and communities affected by addictive disorders. The program
supports those pursuing or holding graduate degrees in social work or counseling,
as well as practitioners who want to meet the educational requirements for North Carolina
addiction-specialist credentials. Students gain a strong foundation in the science
of addiction, assessment, treatment methods, ethics, and cultural humility while developing
the competencies required for effective, evidence-based practice in the addictions
field. The curriculum prepares graduates to contribute to prevention, intervention,
and recovery efforts across a wide range of clinical, community, and behavioral health
settings.
College of Health and Human Sciences
What You'll Learn
This Post Baccalaureate Certificate is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of individuals working in the field of addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery, and increase the number of qualified addictions specialists in North Carolina. The four courses (12 credit hours) focus on the eight domains of addiction counseling, ethics, clinical supervision, and HIV/AIDs and other communicable diseases.
Where You'll Go
This program is designed for students who are enrolled in the Master of Social Work or Clinical Mental Health Counseling programs as well as practitioners or who are seeking licensure as a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist (LCAS-A). The program meets the 180-hours of substance specific education requirements as identified by the NC Addiction Specialist Professional Practice Board. Courses may be applied towards licensure or certification in addiction specialist practice at a later date.
More 蘑菇短视频 Our Addiction Studies Program (ASP)
Practitioners can take any or all courses after completing SOCW 520. Coursework strengthens understanding of addiction treatment, cultural humility, and evidence-based practice for professionals in social work, counseling, and related fields.
Students complete all coursework and supplemental training through the Addiction Studies Program. These experiences fulfill NCASPPB educational requirements and prepare graduates for LCAS-A licensure.
蘑菇短视频 offers a range of resources to support students in the Addiction Studies program. Students have access to academic advising, professional development opportunities, field placement guidance, and research support.
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