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Graduate Rehabilitation Counseling Services Program Rehabilitation Services Department Minimum 36-60 S.H. Master of Science or Master of Education in: Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling I & II Alcohol and substance abuse is a steadily increasing social problem. Various treatment and rehabilitation programs are responding to meet the need. The primary objective of this program is to prepare students to work as counselors in a wide variety of detoxification and rehabilitation programs throughout the country. The focus is primarily on developing intervention techniques, counseling and therapeutic strategies for all aspects of rehabilitation programming from in-hospital acute treatment to residential/day treatment and career development. Excellent opportunities exist for clinical field placements. Graduates are employed in a variety of hospitals, clinics and treatment centers as well as in business and industry, especially in personnel risk management and employee assistance programs. *Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling I Minimum 36 S.H. Leading to a Master of Education *Meets the education requirement for CAC/CADAC. Graduates from this program are not eligible for CRC. Research Requirement RSCH 610: Foundations and Methods of Research General Requirements RHDS 501: Human Development and Disabling Conditions RHDS 506: Casework Management Techniques RHDS 535: Rehabilitation Counseling: Theory and Techniques Specific Program Courses RHDS 685: Treatment Methods in Substance Abuse Rehabilitation RHDS 686: Substance Abuse and Family Treatment RHDS 692: Group Counseling RHDS 680: SAASI I RHDS Elective Clinical (Minimum 300 clock hours required) RHDS 582: Counseling Practice RHDS 584: Practicum RHDS 586: Internship Research Plan A: Master of Education RSCH 618: Guided Independent Study **Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling II Minimum 60 S.H. Leading to a Master of Education or Master of Science **Meets the education requirement for CAC/CADAC. Graduates from this program are eligible for CRC. Research Requirement RSCH 610: Foundations and Methods of Research General Requirements RHDS 501: Human Development and Disabling Conditions RHDS 505: Rehabilitation: History, Principles and Practices RHDS 506: Casework Management Techniques RHDS 535: Rehabilitation Counseling: Theory and Techniques RHDS 545: Employment Strategies RHDS 542: Career Development and Placement Techniques RHDS 550: Psychosocial Assessment RHDS 561: Medical Survey Specific Program Courses RHDS 680: Substance Abuse and Addictions Studies Institute RHDS 685: Treatment Methods in Substance Abuse Rehabilitation RHDS 686: Substance Abuse and Family Treatment RHDS 692: Group Counseling PSYC 631: Psychopathology or RHDS Elective Clinical (Minimum 150 clock hours of practicum and 600 clock hours of internship under CRC supervision required) RHDS 582: Counseling Practice RHDS 584: Practicum RHDS 586: Internship Research (Choose 1 of the following 3 options) Plan A: Master of Education RSCH 618: Guided Independent Study Plan B: Master of Science RSCH 620: Educational Statistics RSCH 625: Thesis Seminar RSCH 635: Thesis Plan C: Master of Science CISC 605: Computer for Research RSCH 620: Educational Statistics RSCH 626: Research Project Updated: 04/06/2006 |
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