Take the Next Step Toward Helping Others Overcome Addictions
Our programs offer the theoretical framework and practical insights you need to pursue or advance your career in this critical area of human need. Whether you’re already making strides in this field or you’re starting fresh, CCAPS has the option you need to excel in providing help to those suffering from substance abuse.
ADDICTIONS COUNSELING, MASTER OF PROFESSioNAL STUDIES
The Master of Professional Studies in Addictions Counseling is designed to help prepare you to make a difference for substance abusers seeking help, their families, and your local community. Your curriculum addresses biological, social, and psychological aspects of addiction while providing insight into evidence-based treatment modalities, clinical skills, professional and ethical responsibilities, and client advocacy.
Program Snapshot
30
credit hours, with an accelerated option available
Case-based learning taught by industry pros, clinicians, and public policy advocates
A blend of online and in-person classes
Curriculum integrates substance use and mental health disorders
Coursework in addiction studies, applied psychopharmacology, motivational counseling, group work, assessment and treatment planning, and more
ADDICTIONS, GRADUATE MINOR
Addictions can have an impact in personal and professional lives. Friends, families, communities, and colleagues, an addiction can be a disruptive force everywhere—even in the workplace. Complement your degree with a Graduate Minor in Addictions for a better understanding of addictions, which can prepare you to help others.
Program Snapshot
12
credit hours, with an accelerated cohort
Case-based learning taught by industry pros, clinicians, and public policy advocates
Coursework covers addiction studies, applied psychopharmacology, co-occurring disorders, behavioral health, and assessment and treatment planning.
Make a Difference for Your Community and Your Career
Advance your ability to help others while you take your career to the next level—pursue a skill-building addictions MPS or graduate minor from CCAPS.