Make a Real Impact as an Addictions and Community Services Worker

If you're passionate about helping others and considering a career in addictions support, the Addictions and Community Services Worker program equips you with the essential skills to make a difference. Through focused training in psychology, pharmacology, ethics, and communication, you’ll learn how to effectively support individuals facing substance use and mental health challenges across Canada.

Key Courses in Addictions & Community Services Training.

Build a strong foundation in counseling, communication, and client care with specialized courses that prepare you to support individuals and communities on the path to recovery.

• PSYCHOLOGY

• BUSINESS WRITING

• TREATMENT PLANNING

• CASE FILE MANAGEMENT

• GROUP FACILITATION

• RELAPSE PREVENTION STRATEGIES

• SECONDARY TRAUMA STRESS

• COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND NETWORKING

• PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION

Accelerate Your Path to Success

Prepare for a meaningful career in community support with a comprehensive 52-week program that blends classroom learning with real-world experience. You’ll complete a 300-hour practicum over 7 weeks, giving you the opportunity to apply your skills in professional settings and build the confidence needed to thrive in addictions and community services roles.

In addition to core training, you’ll earn valuable certifications including First Aid and CPR-C, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), and Non-violent Crisis Intervention (NCI). These credentials demonstrate your readiness to handle complex situations with care and professionalism. The program also aligns with the standards set by the Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation (CACCF), ensuring your training meets industry-recognized expectations.

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