Access to mental health and addictions services can be challenging due to the complexity of the system of service, funding sources and issues relating to stigma and barriers. In this course, students learn about the current issues, trends and developments in the integration of services in order to promote co-ordinated, efficient access to services while focusing on early intervention, treatment and community supports. Students explore a range of services for children, youth, adults, older adults and individuals with special needs. Workplace issues and supports are discussed.
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.