SSKW120 competencies and skills will be practiced in class. SSWK110 or permission of the Department. This course presents the Certified Counselor's Code of Ethics as well as the Codes of Ethics affirmed by other clinicians in the Social Services field. Students will learn about clients' rights, confidentiality, responsibilities and other aspects of ethical conduct. Participants acquire valuable skills and information for initiating and enhancing HIV disease prevention work with adolescents and adults.
New skills are practiced in small group role plays.
This is an introductory course designed to familiarize the student with the basic concepts of family dynamics in relation to addiction. Intergenerational patterns of addiction in the family will be explored. This course will present information relating to the development and experiences of sexual minority populations. It will include relevant material on myths, realities, homophobia, and sensitive intervention techniques. The myths and realities of the extend of female use, and the physiological, psychological, financial, and social implications will be explored.