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- Addictions and Mental Health [CSDU222]
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSDU222
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
Issues relating to addictions and mental health are highly prevalent in Canadian society. One in five Canadians will experience a mental illness in their lifetimes. The remaining four will have a friend, family member or colleague who will experience mental illness or addiction. One in ten Canadians aged fifteen years and older report symptoms consistent with alcohol or illicit drug dependence. About 20% of people with a mental disorder have a co-occurring substance use problem. As first responders, it is critical to possess knowledge, understanding and empathy about these topics. This course will address issues relating to the development of addictions, effects, signs and symptoms and response, as well as seeking to provide a greater understanding to the differences between mental health, mental illness and mental disorders. Finally, the course will familiarize students with concurrent disorders, a term used when a person has both a substance related disorder and a mental health disorder. No textbook required.
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- Co-dependency as an Addiction [CSCL34]
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSCL34
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
This online course provides an overview of how individuals can become addicted to others and relationships. It will examine the personalities of abusers and those who are abused. How individuals with complimentary personality disorders unite and form bonds will be examined. Object Relations Theory and how women and men are unconsciously drawn to abusive partners because of personality disorders caused by childhood abuse or neglect will be the focal point of this course. Students will learn how individuals with co-dependent personalities can become capable of breaking free from the cycle many get caught in. Textbook Required.
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- Crisis Intervention [CSDU160]
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSDU160
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
This course introduces students to the skills used to recognize the need for, and understand the steps to, effective crisis intervention as they apply to callers, family members, friends and co-workers. Emergency services providers, in particular, are exposed to Critical Incident Stress (CIS) situations that may lead to the need for interventions to mitigate/prevent the development of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The focus of this course is to make the student feel confident and competent in understanding and responding to a diverse range of crisis situations. NOTE: DVD movie required. No textbook required.
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- Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis [CSAL146]
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Fee: $514.57
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSAL146
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
Principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to understanding behaviour that is widely used to promote behaviour change in individuals with ASD. In addition to basic terminology, students learn when and how to use these strategies appropriately. Students also learn how to access and interpret journal publications in the field of autism and applied behaviour analysis. This course has mandatory chats. Textbook Required.
NOTE: Acceptance into the Autism and Behavioural Science Graduate Certificate program is required prior to registering. Contact the program contact at 613-544-5400 ext. 1128 for more information.
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- Mental Health and Society [CSCG100]
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSCG100
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
This course focuses on a multi-disciplinary examination of the ways in which mental health and addiction are viewed by society and how these perceptions influence society’s response to the practical and socio-political aspects of mental illness. Students will examine personal attitudes, societal myths, and stereotypes related to mental illness and addiction. Students will be challenged to critically reflect upon how their personal orientations and resulting behaviours about mental illness, addiction, and wellness impact their cultural, societal and political beliefs. Drawing on literature, arts, politics, media, medicine, and the social sciences, students will critically examine mental illness and addiction as a social construct and contrast and compare assumptions of agency, normalcy, treatment, and recovery. Students will also learn firsthand from those with mental illness, evaluate the effects of mental illness in special populations including Indigenous people and the elderly, and apply their learning through health simulation activities. Finally, students will explore ways that those affected by mental illness and addiction construct and assess themselves. No textbook required. *NOTE: Students wanting to register for a General Education course as part of their certificate or diploma program should make sure to receive formal approval from their Program Coordinator. It should be noted that some general education courses are too close to the vocational specializations of specific programs and are therefore excluded as an option for students. It’s therefore important to receive formal approval before registration.
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- Mental Health Introduction (CSMO171)
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery:
Course Code: CSMO171
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
You will develop a basic understanding of mental illness, psychiatric diagnoses and treatment approaches.
Pre-Requisite: We encourage learners interested in entering the mental health field to engage in volunteer work. Your local Canadian Mental Health Association is a great place to begin your search for volunteer positions.
No textbook required.
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- Prevention and Intervention Strategies - Children's Mental Health [CSSF22]
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSSF22
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
Students will apply prevention and intervention strategies to appropriately respond to stressful situations in the infant, child and adolescent population. The focus of this course is on the effective application of communication, critical thinking and problem solving skills in a variety of situations. Software required: Skype will be used in this course. Students must have a sound-enabled computer and a high-speed internet connection for those sessions. Textbook required.
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- Psychiatric Disorders Common to the Infant, Child & Adolescent Population [CSSF14]
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Fee: $410.32
Delivery: Online - OntarioLearn
Course Code: CSSF14
Dates: 1/10/2023 - 4/18/2023
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS SECTION IS CLOSED.
To inquire about this course contact lifelonglearning@sl.on.ca.
To understand complicated mental health disorders common to infant, child and adolescents, students will review a variety of abnormal cognitive and behavioural disorders. This course will emphasize an understanding of the behaviours and the daily effects and challenges on the mental health of the infant, child, and adolescent population. NOTE: This course has mandatory chats. Textbook required.
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