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Family Support
Description
Program Courses
Family Dynamics
Explore the risks and resilience of diverse family groups. The course introduces the family system as both a microsystem and a homeostatic system, helping you develop techniques for analyzing unhealthy family dynamics.
You will learn both conceptual and practical information on key issues and problems, preparing you to work with at-risk youth in families. Evaluate family roles, substance use disorders in the family, and learn family therapy techniques.
Intake Procedures & Treatment Planning
You will learn topics and processes related to intake, assessment, and factors affecting case management services. Practicing intake and assessment skills through role playing, feedback, and hands-on exercises will prepare you to effectively manage and support clients in your future career, ensuring they receive the best possible care and treatment.
Relapse Prevention & Intervention
Explore the Relapse Prevention (RP) model to understand the conceptual and clinical features of the RP approach to altering excessive or addictive behaviour patterns.
Students will: analyze specific intervention techniques for both proactive and reactive intervention; learn about the importance of abstinence and opioid substitution programs; and explore other problems encountered in substance abuse rehabilitation. These skills will prepare you to effectively support clients in maintaining long-term recovery.
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Microdiplomas are intended for students who want to upgrade their skills or get a comprehensive education in a new subject. They are comprised of 2-4 courses.
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