Mental Health and Forensic Practice

Description

Program Overview
 
Forensic practice consists of health and human service workers who occupy and come into contact with professions found in corrections and parole, child welfare and protection, and mental health and well-being.
 
What You Will Learn:
The Mental Health and Forensic Practice certificate provides students with an understanding of the major issues involved in working with people who have mental health issues within a forensic context. With a focus on assessment, treatment and teamwork practice, students will explore such topics as trauma and grief interventions, working with persons with addictive behaviours and disorders of impulse control, harm reduction strategies, self-care and burnout prevention, diversion programs, restorative measures, and best practices for delivering effective and ethical services. 
 
PATHWAYS
 
This  Certificate in Corrections in Forensic Practice can lead to a Graduate Certificate in Forensic Practice. For more information, see our program page for the Forensic Practice Graduate Certificate.  Related Certificates of Completion are.
  • Child Welfare and Forensic Practice
  • Corrections and Forensic Practice
Curriculum

Compulsory Courses
  • FSW 5001 Introduction to Forensic Practice
  • FSW 5002 Court Preparation and Testimony

Required 3 from the following courses
  • FSW 5003 Self Care and Burnout Prevention
  • FSW 5012 Substance Abuse and Impulse Control
  • FSW 5027 Trauma and Grief Interventions
  • FSW 5028 Mental Health Issues in Forensic Practice
Note: Check with the institution regarding start/ end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to the program, section, and/or semester.

Overview

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  • Institution: Humber College
  • Program type: Certificat de réussite
  • Language: English
  • Program Code: 65811
  • Delivery Method: Entièrement en ligne/à distance

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Disclaimer:
Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.