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Addictions and Community Support Worker (ACSW)

Addictions and Community Services Workers hold professional and paraprofessional jobs in a diverse range of settings such as child, youth, and family social service agencies, and programs concerned sp...

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Addictions and Community Services Workers hold professional and paraprofessional jobs in a diverse range of settings such as child, youth, and family social service agencies, and programs concerned specifically with alcoholism, drug abuse, family violence, and the aged.


What do you achieve?

  • 6 month comprehensive and complete course – online real-time with a professional coach.
  • LIVE sessions with a coach; one-on-one session for an individual’s growth
  • Resume and Interview individual coaching
  • Job-placement assistance
  • 4-6 week’s optional practicum (full-time/part-time)
  • Our goal is to help you achieve a full-time job after the successful completion of this program


Available for Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, British Columbia campuses: Remote/online/full-time/evening+weekends

Why Should You Attend?

  • Work full-time where you are working and study afternoon/evenings/weekends
  • Take our full support and guidance to land in a social support worker job
  • Our biggest network of community centers and Not-for-Profit organizations will help you locate better opportunities


Here’s what you can expect to learn as an Addiction and Community Support Worker

  • Serving addiction issues
  • Working with clients who have experienced trauma and addiction
  • Understanding triggers, multicultural components
  • Working with youth
  • Working with a diverse population
  • Developing the skills needed to provide empathetic care to clients
  • Non-violent, non-crisis intervention
  • Learning professional communication as a key component
  • Working with families
  • Working with a homeless population


Who Can Attend?

This training course is intended for:
  • Grade 12 or equivalent OR
  • Graduate in any stream OR
  • Mature student status (18 years of age or older) and a passing score on the entrance examination
  • Individual who is seeking well-paid social worker job within a year
  • An individual who loves and are passionate to help people, community, and society


Learning Objectives: 12 courses

  1. FOAO (Fundamental of Addiction)
  2. PCGO (Psychology)
  3. RPIO (Release Prevention and Intervention)
  4. SCTO (Secondary Traumatic Stress
  5. HRPO (High-Risk Population)
  6. WFM (Working with families)
  7. IVW4 (Interviewing Techniques)
  8. CMFO (Communication Fundamentals)
  9. CRNO (Community Resource and Networking)
  10. YOU4 (Youth Issues)
  11. GFC4 (Group Facilitation)
  12. CFMO (Case File Management in CSW)


Prerequisites

  • Basic communications skills
  • Basic mathematical skills
  • Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office


Potential Salary: Full-time 40k-55k


How to register, what is next?

Call our office and we will guide you for a quick start on this program or fill up this contact us form and will reach out to you shortly

Course Self Paced

1 Detail Topic

This course is designed to provide students with basic information regarding common drugs and processes of abuse. Furthermore, it’s designed to give students some hands-on tools for analyzing addiction as a complex bio-psychosocial phenomena. This includes an introduction to rubrics and schemata such as the Substance Use Continuum, the Trans-Theoretical Model of Change, The Four Cs of Addiction, The Three Circles Approach to Sexual Sobriety and others. Lastly, Fundamentals of Addiction is designed to acquaint students with the addictions treatment best practices that are based on contemporary empirical evidence.


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This course is designed to give students an overview of several fundamental concepts in psychology. The purpose is to give students the knowledge and understanding of psychological concepts that can be applied to their chosen field of study. This course provides an introduction to the principles of psychology including altered states of consciousness, memory, motivation, development, psychology.


1 RPIO (RELAPSE PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION)

Relapse Prevention is designed to give students a broad overview of the various ways relapse prevention can be approached by addictions professionals. It builds on the values platform students started to build in Fundamentals of Addiction module with regard to their personal beliefs about addiction etiology and addiction models.


1 Detail Topic

Secondary traumatic stress is also known as burnout, compassion fatigue, or vicarious traumatization. Helping professionals who work with traumatized individuals are at risk of developing secondary traumatic stress. The very qualities that led workers to social service employment- compassion and empathy- are the ones that make workers particularly vulnerable to secondary traumatic stress.


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