Courses

This course will give students an understanding of human development (life cycle), with increased knowledge and appropriate skills to become a more effective counselor.

This course will provide instruction to help students understand how groups function.

This course provides students with an opportunity to examine their own values and beliefs about traditional culture and spirituality.

This course will provide an orientation to training as well as professional and personal ethics related to the role of addictions counselors in communities.

This course will provide knowledge needed to understand the impact of alcoholism and addiction on all members of the family. Students learn how family members enable the alcoholic to continue to drink and to protect him/her from his/her addiction.

This course will provide instruction to develop knowledge and skills to understand the process of treatment in the community and in a treatment center.

This course will give the students an opportunity to examine aspects of personal growth related to their own lives as well as those of their clients.

This course examines current Canadian Health Promotion Models. Resiliency theory, health determinants, and health promotion strategies and frameworks are introduced and discussed.

This course examines professional development from a personal perspective. Students will examine their own values and principles related to work and the impact values have on a community wellness worker.