Bio-psycho-social-spiritual assessment and interventions and the determining of health are explored in this course. Holistic interventions and current practices are included such as mindfulness, nutrition, exercise, and self-care and continuing care. Interdisciplinary practice and inter-professional collaboration is emphasized. Students explore the notion of family and the role in holistic intervention. Prerequisite: Post-Secondary Degree or Diploma. High Level of proficiency in written and oral communication (English).
Accepted applicants can register for this course which is part of the Addictions & Mental Health Graduate certificate program (B1105). If you have not already done so you must apply through OCAS. After you have accepted your offer you are able to complete your registration.