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252 - Concurrent Disorders Graduate Certificate

Program overview:

START DATE: September
PROGRAM STATUS: Open for September 2012
SCHOOL: Community & Urban Studies
PROGRAM NUMBER: 252
PROGRAM LENGTH: 1 year
CAMPUS: Fennell Campus (Hamilton)
CO-OP OPTION: No
ACCREDITATION: Ontario College Graduate Certificate

Campus	September 2012
Fennell Campus	Open

Program summary:

The Concurrent Disorders program is a one-year Ontario College Graduate Certificate offered at Fennell Campus in Hamilton.

Students will learn to understand concurrent disorders and their impact on individuals and families. They will gain an understanding of treatment modalities utilized in treating concurrent disorders and develop an understanding of substance abuse, mental illness and the use of drugs.

Students will complete field placements in a variety of community organizations. The program is offered in a condensed 3-day per week schedule to allow you to work full-time and attend your program.

Aboriginal stream (292)
Aboriginal Stream is open to all applicants interested in working with Aboriginal communities. Program is offered in compressed delivery on Fridays and Saturdays.