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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS <br />BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - ADDICTION STUDIES <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD301 <br />COURSE NAME: Clinical Supervision and Professionalism <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of AOD135 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course is designed to recognize and develop Clinical Supervision Attitudes, Knowledge, and Leadership Skills to enhance counselor <br />development. This course provides the central principles of clinical supervision and researched -supported interventions for building a solid <br />foundation in supervisor/supervisee relationships. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD302 <br />COURSE NAME: Co -Occurring Disorders: Integrated Care <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of MHT101 and PSY101 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course provides an advanced study in Co- Occurring Disorders with an emphasis on Integrated Care. Upon successful completion of the <br />required coursework, the student will be able to demonstrate comprehension of Postmodern treatment / Motivational Enhancement <br />Therapy/ Cultural Diversity. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD303 <br />COURSE NAME: Co -Occurring Disorders -Crisis Prevention & Management <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of MHT101 and PSY101 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course provides intermediate understanding of Co -Occurring Disorders with an emphasis on Crisis Prevention and Management with <br />an emphasis on Crisis Prevention and Management. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD304 <br />COURSE NAME: Co -Occurring Disorders - Management & Coordination of Care <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of MHT301 and PSY101 and AOD138R orequivalent <br />This course provides an advanced understanding ofCo-Occurring Disorders with an emphasis on Management and Coordination of <br />Care/Treatment and Recovery Planning. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD305 <br />COURSE NAME: Criminal Justice: Criminal Behavior/Criminal Thinking in Addiction <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of AOD137 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course provides understanding of criminal behavior and criminal thinking in addiction. This course considers issues in alcohol misuse, <br />licit and Illicit drug use, and the criminal justice system. An emphasis on social science research methodology will frame each sub -topic with <br />research studies providing evidence associating alcohol misuse, drug abuse, and criminality. Policy questions and approaches are <br />considered. <br />COURSE NUMBER: ADD 306 <br />COURSE NAME: Criminal Justice- Criminal Justice Systems <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of AOD137 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course introduces the criminal justice systems, including the latest developments from the criminal justice field regarding <br />decriminalization and other actual and proposed reforms at all stages of the criminal justice process, the intricate workings of the police, <br />courts, and correctional systems, the concepts and processes of justice, and key policy issues. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD307 <br />COURSE NAME: Prevention - Concepts of Prevention <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of AOD221 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course provides a comprehensive overview of substance abuse prevention theories and prevention programming applications. Course <br />topics include theories and models basic to prevention, science -based prevention strategies and model programs, strategic planning and <br />outcome evaluation. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD308 <br />COURSE NAME: Prevention: Juvenile Delinquency <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of AOD137 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course will consider the subject of juvenile delinquency from various perspectives including substance use prevention, psychological, <br />physiological and sociological perspectives. Particular attention will be paid tothe role of family, the school, and the peer group in promoting <br />delinquency. This course will provide students with the tools to analyze and evaluate juvenllejustice issues, and the juvenile justice system. <br />COURSE NUMBER: AOD309 <br />COURSE NAME: Prevention: Resiliency and Relapse Prevention <br />PREREQUISITES: Completion of AOD221 and AOD138R or equivalent <br />This course provides an understanding of Resiliency and Relapse Prevention. Relapse prevention is a multi -dimensional approach to relapse <br />with the goal of identifying and preventing high -risk situations such as substance abuse, obsessive -compulsive behavior, sexual offending, <br />obesity, and depression. It is an important component in the treatment process for substance use disorder. <br />93 1 Rigt InLer(_Nbl t'n ll:gt; Schuol Catalog <br />