HUS173 Relapse Prevention
The course will survey evidence-based approaches to relapse prevention in regards to substance use and related disorders. It employs the study of several therapies and models, including, cognitive-behavioral, developmental model, traditional 12-Step, and the use of pharmacotherapy, as well as harm reduction philosophy. Students will learn to use Motivational Interviewing, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, and other valid, reliable measures to treat relapsing clients with attention to the need to display and practice cultural competency, respect for diversity, and observe ethical boundaries as supported by the National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors.
Prerequisite
HUS101 Introduction to Human Services Minimum Grade of: C-
Major Restrictions
Human Services, Associate in Science
Alcohol/Drug Abuse Counseling Certificate
Community Support Human Services Practitioner Certificate
Direct Support Certificate