Foundations of Addiction and Dual-Diagnosis Counseling

COUN 622

Introduction to the etiology of addiction co-occurring with mental illness. Provides instruction on prevention strategies, evidence-based assessment and intervention approaches when working in a dual-diagnosis setting, and a review of the current research on dual-diagnosis treatment.

COUN622 is a 3 credit course.

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