10 courses with the subject ADDS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ADDS 1250Treatment Coordination2
| Lecture This course is a study of treatment and service coordination approaches in treatment/recovery oriented settings. Emphasis will be placed on dimension/placement criteria, case management, defining addictive systems, co-occurring disorders, recovery, community resource building, referral process, multicultural considerations, advocacy, ethics, professionalism, consultation and collaboration, and documentation. Intended audience: people initially entering or currently in- field.
| Lecture This course is a study of addictive systems and practical approaches to intervening in these systems. Emphasis will be placed on symptomology, therapeutic approaches and treatment/recovery. P a g e | 29
| Lecture This course will examine the various theories of addiction and modalities of treatment. Emphasis will be placed on effects of addiction on relationships, family systems, and business and industry. The Minnesota Model of Addiction, both theory and treatment, will be a major thrust of the course.
Considerations in Addictions Counseling 2 credits | Lecture This course is a study of multicultural factors, racial/cultural aspects, and ethical standards of practice in the addictions field. Emphasis will be placed on practical approaches that include prevention, intervention, and treatment regarding persons of color, cultural milieu, and ethnic background. In addition, ethical considerations and professional requirements in alcohol and drug counseling will also be explored.
Therapy, and Drug Use 2 credits | Lecture This course examines pharmacology of various drugs and their interaction within the body. Emphasis is placed on effects of drugs in the human body and their use in society. In addition to discussing the basi informational aspects of drugs and alcohol, this course will also examine some of the social, psychological, legal, medical, and rehabilitative aspects of drug and alcohol abuse. (Course meets licensure and permit requirements for the MN Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy for Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor.)
5 credits | Internship The course is designed to equip the student with the intellectual tools and core counseling skills necessary MINNESOTA NORTH COLLEGE | 2024-25 CURRICULUM CATALOG to become an effective addictions counselor. It is during this practicum phase that the student has the opportunity to practice and further develop these skills under the supervision of a licensed alcohol and drug counselor at an approved practicum site. A weekly seminar to discuss the field experience is also required. Five credits may be taken in each of two sequential semesters totaling ten credits -- requiring 880 total hours. Prerequisities: ADDS 2231
5 credits | Internship The course is designed to equip the student with the intellectual tools and core counseling skills necessary to become an effective addictions counselor. It is during this practicum phase that the student has the opportunity to practice and further develop these skills under the supervision of a licensed alcohol and drug counselor at an approved practicum site. A weekly seminar to discuss the field experience is also required. Five credits may be taken in each of two sequential semesters totaling ten credits -- requiring 880 total hours. Prerequisities: ADDS 2221, ADDS 2240
| Lecture This course is a study of addiction assessment. Emphasis is placed on practical application and practice in the use of assessment skills. Prerequisities: ADDS 1255, ADDS 1261, ADDS 1264, HSER 1465
| Lecture This course is designed to give students an operational understanding of treatment procedures in the different fields of addiction. Students will be given an opportunity to incorporate practical procedures within the theoretical framework of c service delivery throughout the continuum of care. To be taken as final course in Addiction Studies Option Program. Prerequisities: ADDS 2230
