Program Overview
The Alcohol and Drug Counseling minor at Peru State College provides a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for careers in substance abuse counseling. Courses include Professional Ethics, Techniques of Counseling, Assessment, Evaluation & Casework Management, Diversity Issues in Counseling, Group Work, Addictions, and Medical & Treatment Issues in Chemical Dependency. This program offers a state-approved path leading to provisional licensure in Alcohol and Drug Counseling, equipping students with the necessary skills to support individuals in overcoming substance abuse. All courses are offered on campus, ensuring hands-on learning and practical experience.
Why Apply?
Peru State College offers a state-approved curriculum for Alcohol and Drug Counseling, providing the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed for provisional licensure. The program includes hands-on courses such as Techniques of Counseling, Assessment, and Group Work, taught by experienced faculty. With a strong emphasis on ethics, diversity, and medical treatment issues in chemical dependency, students receive a comprehensive education. The college's supportive environment, personalized attention, and on-campus learning ensure a thorough preparation for a career in substance abuse counseling.
Program Type: Minor
Program Level: Undergraduate
Degree: Bachelor of Science
School: School of Professional Studies
Program Location: On-Campus
Program Study Mode: Full-time, Part-time
Program Duration: 4 Years