Addiction Studies minor

The minor in addiction studies is designed for students interested in working with persons experiencing addictive disorders. The minor may fulfill the educational requirements for licensure as a chemical dependency counselor. Courses cover all levels of alcohol and drug use, as well as other behavioral addictions; their symptomatology, personal and social impacts, and treatment.

Required courses

RHAB 3975 - Addictions
or
RHAB 4075 - Drugs and Alcohol and
RHAB 4175 - Addiction Treatment Models

Plus four of the following

RHAB 4275 - Alcohol, Drugs and Disability
RHAB 4375 - Addiction Counseling and Groups
RHAB 4475 - Assessment of Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency
RHAB 4575 - Current Issues in Substance Use Disorders
RHAB 4675 - Alcohol and Drug Abuse Competencies

Licensure

Students seeking licensure are strongly advised to take:

RHAB 4375 - Addiction Counseling and Groups
RHAB 4475 - Assessment of Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency
RHAB 4675 - Alcohol and Drug Abuse Competencies

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