Advanced Social Services - Addictions Studies, Associate in Applied Science Print Options Apply Now Request Information College(s): Kennedy-King Program Code: 0410
The AAS degree in Advanced Social Services–Addictions Studies is ideal for prospective mental health practitioners, or those already working in the field that wish to advance their knowledge in the core competencies of both addictions studies and social work. The program will focus on the generalist’s approach to counseling, training, and industry credentialing in addictions studies and social work, with emphasis on the practices of working with individuals, families, groups, and communities. Many mental health/social work practitioners find employment in medical and non-medical detoxification centers, rehabilitation programs, community mental health centers, family service centers, halfway
Courses
- AFRO AM 101 — Introduction to African-American Studies
- BIOLOGY 107 — Nutrition-Consumer Education
- CHLD DV 101 — Human Growth & Development I
- CHLD DV 102 — Human Growth & Development II
- ENGLISH 101 — Composition
- ENGLISH 102 — Composition
- HUM 212 — Non-Western Humanities
- MATH 125 — Introductory Statistics
- MENHLTH 223 — Intro To Addictions Studies
- MENHLTH 224 — Principles and Practices of Addiction Studies
- MENHLTH 228 — Principles of Mental Health Practices
- MENHLTH 229 — Practicum In Addictions Treatment
- MENHLTH 230 — Addictions & Family Treatment
- MENHLTH 231 — Addictions Treatment of Special Populations
- PSYCH 201 — General Psychology
- SOC 201 — Intro To the Study Of Society
- SOC SER 101 — Introduction To Social Work
- SOC SER 109 — Report Writing for Social Service Aides
- SOC SER 201 — Principles of Social Work Practice
- SOC SER 212 — Introduction To Group Process
- SOC SER 215 — Social Prob & Soc Action I
- SOC SER 228 — Social Work with Families : Evidence Based Practice
- SOC SER 229 — Social Service Practicum
- SOC SER 230 — Domestic Violence Practicum